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Espaces d'une vie

1989
What is there in common between all my works? What meaning can be given at present to my architecture? It is undoubtedly a desire to organise space. To return to the madness of the origins, to the longing for the inherited space of childhood, to the anxiety of claustrophobia. It has been necessary to control, structure and give shape to this appetite. Learning from the perception, observation and géométrisatiion of nature, a historical path: I discovered that in order to overcome the initial impetus, I had to acquire the control of a real language." (RB)

Ricardo Bofill is currently probably the most famous and most controversial architect. The creator of the Taller de Arquitectura in Barcelona in the 1960s, he currently works throughout the world. Jean-Louis André is a journalist who writes primarily in Le Monde.
Espaces d'une vie
Ricardo Bofill, Jean-Louis André
1989
Odile Jacob, Paris

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