Michele Saee Projects 1985-2017

This book is a compilation of over 50 projects by architect Michele Saee, showcasing his diverse body of work across three decades. It includes hand and computer sketches, drawings, and model studies, with an introduction by Claude Parent and essays by Eric Owen Moss and Nick Gillock.

Format: Hardback
Length: 584 pages
Publication date: 18 February 2021
Publisher: Oro Editions

This book is a testament to Michele Saee's life's work, encompassing a vast collection of projects that span over three decades. It showcases a diverse range of projects, from those that have been built to those that remain only in conceptual or experimental stages, located in various cities and countries worldwide. With over 50 projects, each with its unique program, scale, and size, this book serves as a captivating journey of discoveries for the architect. It explores the emotional aspects of life, love, work, and architecture, offering valuable insights and tools for personal growth.

The book's design is a collaborative effort by the talented Chinese designer Xingyu Wei (Weestar) and his team in Beijing. It includes a rich array of hand and computer sketches, drawings, and model studies that document the various stages of the projects' development. The introduction is written by the renowned French architect Claude Parent, adding an esteemed perspective to the content. Additionally, two essays by American architect Eric Owen Moss and architect Nick Gillock provide further depth and insight into the world of architecture.

This book is a remarkable testament to Michele Saee's dedication and creativity, showcasing her ability to push boundaries and explore the potential of architecture. It serves as a valuable resource for architects, students, and anyone interested in the art and science of building.

Weight: 2266g
Dimension: 218 x 290 x 49 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781951541293