A contemporary of Le Corbusier and one-time employee of Frank Lloyd Wright, R.M. Schindler was architect of (amongst much else of note) the Lovell Beach House in California, acknowledged to be one of the key modernist buildings of the 1920s. This book, a reappraisal of Schindler's thought and works, presents plans, line drawings and photographs of buildings and furniture. A selection of Schindler's own writings is included, alongside articles by many scholars of the architect's works that trace Schindler's career on both sides of the Atlantic, from his early days in Vienna studying under Wagner, to his later life in America, where his talents found full expression.
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Lionel March and Judith Sheine were joint curators of the year-long Schindlerfest' at the University of California, Los Angeles, celebrating the centennial of the architect's birth in 1887. RM Schindler, Composition and Construction develops and expands upon materials first presented during this event by leading Schindler scholars. Lionel March is Professor of Architecture at UCLA. He read Mathematics and Architecture at Cambridge University. He co-authored The Geometry of Environment, edited The Architectural Form, and co-edited Urban Space and Structures. He is founder editor of the international research journal, Planning and Design. Judith Sheine is an architect who practises in Los Angeles and teaches at UCLA and CalPoly, Pomona, and is the recipient of various awards in housing design. She studied Mathematics at Brown University and Architecture at Princeton. Her primary interests are in community-based design and the overlap of design and technology.
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