Contemporary Classical Architecture: John B. Murray

Contemporary Classical Architecture: John B. Murray

Contemporary Classical Architecture: John B. Murray

Contemporary Classical Architecture: John B. Murray

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Overview

Through this presentation of fifteen residences, John B. Murray demonstrates the successful juxtaposition of classical elements in a contemporary context.

John B. Murray is a recognized leader in adapting classical design principles for contemporary life, creating elegant and gracious urban and country residences. His firm, John B. Murray Architect, is committed to a timeless aesthetic, a simplicity of form, and superb craftsmanship enriched by an inventive interpretation of classical details.

In Contemporary Classical Architecture, Murray reveals an extraordinary mastery of the classical vocabulary and a sensitivity to proportion and scale. Within that framework, he inserts the comforts of contemporary living in a way that is seamless and completely logical. The projects range from Fifth Avenue apartments with breathtaking terraces and Central Park views to a rambling shingle style house in the Hamptons and a pristine neoclassical retreat in Dutchess County to the restoration of the President's House at a New England university.

John B. Murray Architect has received multiple Stanford White and Palladio awards, and the work is published regularly in Luxe, Veranda, Elle Décor, and other shelter magazines.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781580935036
Publisher: The Monacelli Press
Publication date: 09/18/2018
Pages: 256
Sales rank: 1,128,418
Product dimensions: 9.80(w) x 11.70(h) x 1.10(d)

About the Author

John B. Murray is founder of John B. Murray Architect, a New York firm specializing in city and country residences designed in the classical tradition. Educated at Carnegie Mellon University, Murray joined the firm Parish-Hadley, where he worked with the legendary designer Albert Hadley before opening his own office in 1997.

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