This new monograph celebrates 40 years of practice by David Chipperfield Architects, presenting around 100 design entries, richly illustrated and accompanied by critical essays and a series of articles and including contributions by artists including Candida Höfer and Thomas Struth. In double-volume format, this monograph covers a cross section of both built and unbuilt work. It highlights several activities led by Pritzker Prize Laureate, Sir David Chipperfield, throughout his career. Around 100 design entries are accompanied by ten critical essays and a series of articles that have been published over the years by various commentators including Joseph Rykwert and Barry Bergdoll. Richly illustrated, both volumes feature contributions by renowned visual artists including Candida Höfer, Thomas Struth and Friederike von Rauch. The monograph is edited by Rik Nys and designed by John Morgan Studio, the same team that produced the David Chipperfield Architects monographs in 2013 and 2018. Text: Barry Bergdoll, David Chipperfield, Rik Nys.

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Sir David Alan Chipperfield, *1953 in London. British architect and winner of the Pritzker Prize 2023. Founder of David Chipperfield Architects (1985).

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A richly illustrated new monograph celebrating 40 years of practice through 100 design entries by David Chipperfield Architects.

In double-volume format, this monograph covers a cross section of both built and unbuilt work. It highlights several activities led by Pritzker Prize Laureate, Sir David Chipperfield, throughout his career. Around 100 design entries are accompanied by ten critical essays and a series of articles that have been published over the years by various commentators including Joseph Rykwert and Barry Bergdoll. Richly illustrated, both volumes feature contributions by renowned visual artists including Candida Höfer, Thomas Struth and Friederike von Rauch. The monograph is edited by Rik Nys and designed by John Morgan Studio, the same team that produced the David Chipperfield Architects monographs in 2013 and 2018.