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Taschen's new architecture series brings a unique perspective to world architecture, highlighting architectural trends by country. Each book features 15 to 20 architects - from the firmly established to the up-and-coming - with the focus on how they have contributed to very recent architecture in the chosen nation. Entries include contact information and short biographies in addition to copiously illustrated descriptions of the architects' or firms' most significant recent projects. Crossing the globe from country to country, this new series celebrates the richly hued architectural personality of each nation featured. Architects/firms included are: Wiel Arets; Erick van Egeraat; Herman Hertzberger; Meyer en Van Schooten; MvRdV; Neutlings Riedjik; NOX; OMA Rem Koolhaas; Oosterhuis, NL; Dirk Jan Postel; SeARCH; UN Studio; Koen van Velsen; and Rene van Zuuk.
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