The Architecture of Kallman McKinnell & Wood
This monograph is appropriately devoted to the architecture of Kallmann, McKinnell & Wood. It records the exhibition of the firm’s work accompanying N. Michael McKinnell’s 1998 Walter Gropius Lecture at the Graduate School of Design. As such, it reveals only part of the story of the architects’ careers. What two generations of American architecture students know well, and what each of the essayists touches upon, is that Gerhard Kallmann and Michael McKinnell have pursued the teaching of architecture with a vigor equal to that for their practice. While many architects combine teaching and practice during the course of their professional lives, few are willing to sustain the demands concurrently over any length of time. For over two decades—and to the direct benefit of both their architecture and their students—Kallmann and McKinnell have shown an equal devotion to both enterprises.
Contents
Foreword, Jose Rafael Moneo
Preface
The Studied Imperfections of Kallmann, McKinnell & Wood, Alex Krieger
Boston City Hall and Plaza
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Phillips Exeter Academy Athletics Facility
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Back Bay Railroad and Rapid Transit Station
Washington University School of Business and Public Administration
Becton Dickinson and Company Corporate Headquarters
Two Teachers: A Personal Reflection, Peter Eisenman
Gerhard Kallmann and Michael McKinnell as Educators, Eduard Sekler
Kallmann, McKinnell & Wood: Architects of the Metaphorical, the Narrative and the Evocative, Robert Campbell
Work in Progress
Chronology
Appendices
Harvard University and Rizzoli, 1988