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contenido ( Introducción 6 Abraham Zabludovsky La obra de Abraham Zabludovsky 10 Pablo Heyer Agradecimientos 26 Asociaciones Conjuntas 27 Edificios y Proyectos 29 Catálogo de Obras 269 Bibliografía Seleccionada 292 Conferencias y conferencias 296 Premios 298 Colaboradores y Consultores 299 Créditos de fotografía 300


Asociaciones Conjuntas Los siguientes proyectos fueron diseñados en colaboración con el siguientes arquitectos: Teodoro González de León: Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Edificio Oficinas Torre Palmas, Museo Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo Rufino Tamayo, Banamex Lomas Centro Financiero, Cultural y Turístico Unidad de Servicios en Chichén Itzá, Complejo Banamex Cuadra, Ampliación y Remodelación, Banamex Insurgentes Encanto Centro Financiero, Banamex Revolución Centro Financiero, Torre Edificio de Departamentos Quadrum, Auditorio Nacional, Ampliación y Remodelación ArmandoFranco: Universidad de Hamilton, Centro Comunitario Maguén David Armando Franco y David Serur: Escuela Hebrea Monte Sinaí Enrique Norten: Complejo Cultural y Recreativo en Manzanillo Enrique Norten y Mario Lazo: Centro ISSSTE, Oficinas Principales Ricardo Prado (por el proyecto de restauración histórica): Biblioteca de México en La Ciudadela Víctor Monsiváis: Conjunto Residencial Rincones del Bosque



Introduction by Abraham Zabludovsky
Essay by Paul Heyer
Design by Massimo Vignelli
Abraham Zabludovsky received his degree in Architecture from
the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. He established
his own architectural practice in Mexico City in 1950. His work
is a response to the characteristics of site, inscribing its own
language-characterized by the revalorization of the wall, the
search for permanent textures, and the use of chiseled concrete
with exposed marble chips-on a spatial concept that takes up
the tradition of Mexican architecture of patios and porticoes to
interrelate the interior space and the urban environment.
He has designed and built more than two hundred buildings for
different purposes. His most recent works and projects include
the Mexico Library at La Ciudadela; Los Tamayo Rest Home in
Oaxaca; the City Theater in Aguascalientes; the Multipurpose
Auditoriums in Celaya and Dolores Hidalgo; the main offices of
Multibanco Mercantil de México; La Cantera Residential
Complex; the Guanajuato State Auditorium; the Multipurpose
Auditorium & Convention Center in Tuxtla Gutiérrez; and his
private studio.
300 pages
Over 400 illustrationsntroduction by Abraham Zabludovsky
Essay by Paul Heyer
Design by Massimo Vignelli
Abraham Zabludovsky received his degree in Architecture from
the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. He established
his own architectural practice in Mexico City in 1950. His work
is a response to the characteristics of site, inscribing its own
language-characterized by the revalorization of the wall, the
search for permanent textures, and the use of chiseled concrete
with exposed marble chips-on a spatial concept that takes up
the tradition of Mexican architecture of patios and porticoes to
interrelate the interior space and the urban environment.
He has designed and built more than two hundred buildings for
different purposes. His most recent works and projects include
the Mexico Library at La Ciudadela; Los Tamayo Rest Home in
Oaxaca; the City Theater in Aguascalientes; the Multipurpose
Auditoriums in Celaya and Dolores Hidalgo; the main offices of
Multibanco Mercantil de México; La Cantera Residential
Complex; the Guanajuato State Auditorium; the Multipurpose
Auditorium & Convention Center in Tuxtla Gutiérrez; and his
private studio.
300 pages
Over 400 illustrations

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