Education of an Architect - Voices from the Cooper Union - John Hejduk
Michael Blackwood Architecture Collection
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01-Jan-1993
With the participation of John Hejduk, the members of a graduating class at the Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture of The Cooper Union in New York City explain the imaginative solutions to their fifth-year thesis assignment. Through a riveting combination of landscape, space, narrative and creation, this graduating class presents a vibrant and captivating image for the future of architecture.
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