Prof. Peter EISENMAN Eisenman/Robertson Architects
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| 1967 | He founded the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies (IAUS), an international think tank for architecture, and served as its director until 1982. |
| Mr. Eisenman s academic career includes teaching at the universities of Cambridge, Princeton, Yale, and Ohio State | |
| 1982-1985 | At Harvard, he was the Arthur Rotch Professor of Architecture. |
| 1991 | Mr. Eisenman was one of only two architects selected to represent the United States at the Fifth International Venice exhibition. |
| 1993 | He was the Eliot Noyes Visiting Design Critic in 1993. |
| 2002 | The firm s City of Culture of Galicia project was shown in the Ninth International Biennale. |
Publikationen
| House X (Rizzoli, 1982), Fin d'Ou T HouS (The Architectural Association, 1985), Moving Arrows, Eros and Other Errors (The Architectural Association, 1986), and Houses of Cards (Oxford University Press, 1987). Recent works include Chora L Works (Monacelli Press, 1997), co-authored with Jacques Derrida, and Diagram Diaries (Universe, 1999). Books featuring his work include: The Wexner Center for the Visual Arts (Rizzoli, 1989); Cities of Artificial Excavation (Canadian Centre for Architecture, and Rizzoli, 1994); Eleven Architects in Search of a Building (Monacelli Press, 1997); and the monographs Eisenman Architects (Images Press, 1995) and Peter Eisenman (Electa, 1993). | |
| Additionally, Mr. Eisenman was an editor of the journal Oppositions (IAUS, 1973-1984) and Oppositions Books, and his numerous essays on architecture have appeared in magazines and journals worldwide. Monacelli Press published his Blurred Zones: Investigations of the Interstitial and Giuseppe Terragni: Transformations, Decompositions, Critiques in 2003. |
Auszeichnungen
| 1966 Graham Foundation Fellowship | |
| 1976 Rome Prize Fellowship in Architecture, American Academy in Rome | |
| John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship | |
| 1981 Fellow, American Institute of Architects | |
| 1984 Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize in Architecture, American Academy of Arts and Letters | |
| 1985 Stone Lion (First Prize), Third International Architectural Biennale in Venice | |
| National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship | |
| 1988 Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts, University of Illinois, Chicago | |
| 1997 Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts, Pratt Institute, New York | |
| 2000 Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences | |
| 2001 Member, American Academy of Arts and Letters | |
| Medal of Honor, New York City AIA | |
| Smithsonian Institution s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award for Architecture | |
| 2002 Distinguished Alumni Artist Award, Cornell University, New York | |
| 2003 Honorary Doctor of Architecture, Università La Sapienza, Rome | |
| Prémio Internacional de las Artes Plásticas, Fundación Cristóbal Gabarrón, Valladolid |
