STEVEN HOLL
Chapel of St. Ignatius, Seattle, WA, 1997. Paul Warchol.
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN,
2002
Since 1976, Steven Holl (American, b. 1947) has been known for buildings that “satisfy the spirit as well as the eye” (Time magazine, 2001). His firm’s projects include a 220,000-square-meter multi-use complex in Beijing, a new marina in Beirut, and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, MO. Holl’s watercolors of the Nelson-Atkins project and the finished structure itself demonstrate the architect’s devotion to the sensitive crafting of space, materials, and light.
- Holl's art museum in Kansas city is sublime. It glows at night in contrast to the staid original building.Marilyn Andersonfrom the gallery1 week ago
- Go figureCluefrom the gallery3 weeks ago
- That is so awesome! Great design.Popofrom the gallery4 weeks ago
- Seventh! LOLVisitorfrom the gallery2 months ago
- Is this the architect who paints a watercolor every morning? *good TED talkWanders-DESfrom the gallery2 months ago
- AmazingKisskiwifrom the gallery2 months ago
- Makes me want to go to those museums!!NSfrom the gallery2 months ago
- He really likes semi transparent light forms. As they said in that beatles film: the oldman might be a criminal but he's quite very clean.Tdfrom the gallery5 months ago