What are some of architect Robert Venturi's most famous buildings?
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* 1972: Trubek House, Nantucket Island, Massachusetts
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* 1973: Brant House, Greenwich, Connecticut
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* 1973 to 1976: Allen Art Museum Addition, Oberlin, Ohio
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* 1975: House in Tuckers Town, Bermuda
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* 1975: Tucker House, Mount Kisco, New York
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* 1983: Gordon Wu Hall, Princeton, New Jersey
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* 1994: Bank building in Celebration, Florida
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M$Robert Charles Venturi Jr. is one of the founding five of postmodernism in American Architecture. He is the founding member of his firm Scott Brown and Associates along with his wife Denise Scott Brown. This husband and wife team is regarded as being one of the two most influential architects in this century not only through theory but also through practice. Both are teachers, planners and designers who have made a big impact on modern design.
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ne of his famous museums is the Allen Art Museum addition in Oberlin Ohio that he designed in 1973. This is a very well known example of a postmodern façade. It is a flat Corbusier style one-story building built into the side of a hill that is dandied up with a checkerboard pattern of pink Granite and red sandstone.
These famous buildings were preceded by a home he built for his mother in Philadelphia. Known as the Vanna Venturi house it was constructed in 1959 as an experiment that would reveal the simplest components of a house. It is a simple design that consists of one long gabled roof, a central door and rows of windows that is large, majestic and referential to Roman architecture and a barn in the country at the same time.
Here are some of his most famous buildings:
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Eclectic House Series, 1977
Elevations, Robert Venturi
Colored plastic film on photomechanical print
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Frank G. Wells Building, Walt Disney Studios, Burbank, California, 1994-98
Drawing made by Amy Noble and R. Michael Wommack
airbrush and cut paper mounted on foam core
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Vanna Venturi House, Philadelphia, 1959-64
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Provincial, Capitol Building
Toulouse, France
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Allen Art Museum Addition, at Oberlin, Ohio, 1973 to 1976.
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Vanna Venturi House, at Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1962.
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Lieb House on the move
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The Bank in Celebration, Florida by Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown
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Fire Station No. 4 in Columbus, Indiana.
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Also, read :
The buildings around us
By Thom Gorst
Edition: illustrated
Published by Taylor & Francis, 1995
ISBN 0419193308, 9780419193302
181 pages
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M$Seattle Art Museum; Seattle, Washington (1991)
Mielparque Nikko Kirifuri Resort; Nikko National Park, Japan (1997)
Frist Campus Center, Princeton University; New Jersey (2000)
Episcopal Academy Chapel; Newtown Square, Pennsylvania (2008)
Dumbarton Oaks Library, ppHarvard University]]; Washington, D.C. (2005)
A more complete list can be found at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Venturi#Selected_works
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M$1. Brant-Johnson Ski House, located in Vail Colorado built in 1977
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2. Gordon Wu Hall; Princeton, NJ; 1983
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3. Vanna Venturi House; Philadelphia, PA; 1962
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4. Hôtel du Département de la Haute-Garonne, at Toulouse, France, 2005
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5. Lieb House, Barneget Light, N.J; 1967
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