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"Absolutely wonderful. An incredible number of ideas in one book" David Mlinaric, interior designer, September 2009 | ||||||||||
"This probably puts me in a unique position as his longest professional colleague and friend, and yet it was only until he showed me the material for the book that I realized the breadth, quality and sensitivity of the work he has quietly been developing over the past ten years. " Sir Richard Rogers, from the preface, 2008 | "In 2007 art historian Rod Palmer moved to Chile – abandoning his home in London with the idea of working without distraction – in order to record the paintings that cover the walls of our cities. The collection of these murals form Street Art Chile, a serious book on local graffiti published in England." La Tercera, Cultura, May, 2008 | "This is a visually and journalistically astringent take on the birth of the internet, and a reminder of the rich visual innovation of independent magazines." Eye, August 2008 (Full review >)
"I expected a lot from this book and it delivers both as a visual record of some great designs and as a close-up history of a singular project observed by the people who were there at the time. Highly recommended." MagCulture.com, July 2008 | "You can almost smell the clean scent of fresh tatami and sandalwood coming off the pages. A gem of a book for anyone interested in modern Japanese architecture and in Japanese cultural history." The Times, December 2007
"... And the Japanese are nothing if not inventive, as demonstrated by this wonderful book." World of Interiors, August 2007 | |||||||
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