Piano. Complete Works 1966–Today. 2021 Edition

The book provides an extensive overview of Renzo Piano's architectural journey, highlighting significant projects and his enduring passion for design. Piano. Complete Works 1966–Today. 2021 Edition captures his artistic vision.

This updated monograph showcases a comprehensive collection of Renzo Piano's work, featuring photographs, sketches, and plans that span his illustrious career from 1966 to the present. Among the highlighted projects are notable structures such as the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles and the San Giorgio Bridge in Genoa, along with newer ventures like the Château La Coste Art Gallery and the Paris Courthouse. Each project reflects Piano's innovative approach to architecture, emphasizing his ability to blend functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Renzo Piano first gained international acclaim for his collaboration on the Pompidou Center in Paris, a project that significantly impacted the architectural landscape. His subsequent creations, including the Modern Wing of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Whitney Museum of American Art, demonstrate his commitment to crafting iconic cultural spaces that resonate with the public. The Shard in London is another testament to his transformative influence on urban skylines, showcasing his unique vision and design philosophy.

At 84, Piano continues to exhibit his passion for architecture, expressing that his work is connected by a 'red thread' of lightness and artistry. This updated edition of Piano. Complete Works 1966–Today. 2021 Edition offers an accessible overview of his remarkable career, featuring not only his celebrated museums but also humanitarian projects like the Emergency Children’s Surgical Hospital in Uganda, illustrating the depth and breadth of his contributions to the field of architecture.