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A welcome republication of a scarce title from America's greatest architectural draftsman. The sixty bold drawings and informed text trace Ferriss's personal odyssey through the modern architecture of America from 1929 to 1953. Dams, bridge anchorages, grain elevators, skyscraper projects, and viaducts are delineated in Ferriss's rich and somewhat brooding chiaroscuro style, while he surprises us with illustrations of such landmarks as the Johnson Wax building, Taliesin West, Lever House, and the then-unbuilt United Nations Headquarters.
Any book collecting the illustrations of Hugh Ferris’s is cause for celebration. There are only 2-3 of them that I know of. His drawings capture your imagination. This book collects a good number of his black and white toned drawings and is great for architectural inspiration.
