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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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Close to Home: Buildings and Projects of Michael Koch, Architect

Close to Home: Buildings and Projects of Michael Koch, Architect

Koch, Michael
Luhan, Gregory

Hardcover

ArchitectsGeneral ArchitectureRegional Architecture

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ISBN10: 1941806309
ISBN13: 9781941806302
Publisher: Oro Editions
Published: Jun 1 2019
Pages: 200
Weight: 2.90
Height: 0.90 Width: 10.30 Depth: 10.20
Language: English
Close to Home presents the creative, award-winning work of Louisville architect Michael Koch, introducing readers to the simple elegance of his designs and meaningful contributions he has made to the landscape of Kentucky. The projects featured in Close to Home are within a 15-mile radius of where Louisville architect Michael Koch was born, raised, and has practiced for almost forty years. Educated at the University of Kentucky School of Architecture during the Dean Anthony Eardley era, where he was taught by Guillermo Jullian de la Fuente, Peter Carl, Stephen Deger, Judith DiMaio, Clyde Carpenter, and Herb Greene, Koch has created a body of work in the Ohio River Valley that is site-specific and expressive, translating Kentucky's regional idioms into a vibrant modernism. From airy houses that take advantage of Louisville's Olmsted-designed parks and local materials, to structures that are strikingly adapted to the Ohio River floodplain, to church-inspired metropolitan projects, Koch's buildings are a memorable part of the city's landscape. Close to Home presents the award-winning achievements of his firm Michael Koch and Associates Architects, and introduces readers to the simple elegance of his designs and meaningful contributions he has made to the architecture of Kentucky.

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