Commonplaces: Thinking About An American Arthitecture

by Brian Healy (contributor), Robert McCarter (Foreword)

Brian Healy is an architect and an educator based in Boston, Massachusetts. He established his architectural practice in 1986 and he has taught graduate design studios at the Yale School of Architecture, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Pennsylvania, and the Graduate School of Design at Harvard, as well as numerous other major universities in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Michigan, Arkansas, Missouri, New Jersey, New Hampshire, and Florida. In the Spring of 2007, Brian was selected as the Visiting Artist in Residence at Amherst College in Central Massachusetts. As part of this residency, he was asked to prepare an exhibition and lecture on his work to place it within the context of contemporary architecture in America. This book documents that effort in a collection of essays, observations, drawings, paintings and photographs related to his twenty years of architectural practice.

110 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2008