EL Croquis 163164 GLENN MURCUTT

EL Croquis is a Spanish architectural magazine that publishes monographs on the work of the most prominent international architects, as well as an annual issue that covers the most interesting projects and works of architecture in Spain. In its double issue 163-164, EL Croquis features the Australian architect Glenn Murcutt, who won the Pritzker Prize in 2002. Murcutt is known for his personal and sensitive approach to design, creating buildings that establish a strong connection with nature and the environment. His projects convey simplicity and elegance, and deal with aspects such as light, climate and atmosphere.

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The issue 163-164 of EL Croquis includes a wide conversation with Glenn Murcutt, where he talks about his professional career and his unique way of building. It also contains a selection of projects such as the Marie Short House, the Magney House, the House in Mount Wilson or the Bowali Visitors Information Centre. The issue is complemented by an essay by Juhani Pallasmaa, titled "Feathers of Metal", which explores the poetic and ethical dimensions of Murcutt's architecture.

If you are interested in learning more about Glenn Murcutt and his work, you can buy the digital edition of EL Croquis 163-164 [here] or [here], or find a printed copy [here] or [here]. You can also read some reviews of the issue [here].

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