The development and significance of Richard Meier's work is discussed in two essays by the distinguished architectural historians and critics Kenneth Frampton and Joseph Rykwert. A biographical chronology and a selected bibliography complete this elegant and comprehensive monograph on a modern American master.

Richard Meier received his architectural training at CornellUniversity and established his office in New York in 1963.

Since that time, his international practice has included museums,courthouses, city halls, corporate headquarters, educationalfacilities, and public housing in addition to private houses.He has received numerous awards for his work, including thePritzker Prize for Architecture and the Gold Medal of theAmerican Institute of Architects.

Kenneth Frampton is Ware Professor of Architecture at ColumbiaUniversity"s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, andPreservation.

Joseph Rykwert is Paul Philippe Cret Professor of Architecture atthe University of Pennsylvania.

Steven Holl practices architecture in New York and is a tenuredprofessor of architecture at Columbia University.

Preface

Meier in Transition by Kenneth Frampton 

On Form and Style by Joseph Rykwert 

Private Buildings and Projects

Neugebauer House

Beach House

Country House 

/ Perry Street

Kojaian Apartment

Joy Apartment

Charles Street Apartments

Rickmers Residence 

Public Buildings and Projects

Cittadella Bridge 

Camden Medical Center 

United States Courthouse and Federal Building 

Sandra Day O"Connor United States Courthouse 

Peek & Cloppenburg Department Store 

Reederei Rickmers Headquarters

International Center for Possibility Thinking

San Jose Civic Center

UCLA Broad Art Center

Hans Arp Museum 

FSM East River Master Plan 

Burda Collection Museum 

Performing Arts Center

History of Art and Arts Library Building, Yale University

Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center

World Trade Center, Memorial Square

Restaurant

Jesolo Lido Hotel and Residential Complex

Jubilee Church 

Postscript by Steven Holl

Biography

Bibliographical Chronology 

Bibliography

Collaborators

Photographers