Brininstool + Lynch: Architecture in Detail

Founded in Chicago in 1989, the architectural firm Brininstool + Lynch has become known for modern works that are rooted in the exceptional architectural culture of Chicago but also epitomize the best of contemporary design: elegant spatial compositions, remarkable aesthetic quality, refined details. In this volume, partners Brad Lynch and David Brininstool have selected 15 built works that represent the breadth and depth of the practice as well as its character, at once sophisticated and straightforward.

Among the projects are the Racine Art Museum, designed around a collection of crafts in ceramic, fiber, glass, metal, and wood; city and country houses in Illinois and Indiana; and a series of large-scale urban residential buildings; as well as galleries, offices, a lounge, and a state-of-the-art 'sound lab' featuring an ever-changing LED light fixture. Brininstool + Lynch's architecture of refinement is both exquisitely consistent and consistently exquisite.

Contents:
The Biggest Small Idea Reed Kroloff
This Is What We Stand For Brad Lynch and David Brininstool
Squark/B+L Offices, Chicago, Illinois, 1999-2001, 2013; Perimeter Gallery, Chicago, Illinois, 1996; New York, New York, 2001; Racine Art Museum, Racine, Wisconsin, 1999-2003; Carus Residence, Peru, Illinois, 2001-2003; 550 St. Clair, Chicago, Illinois, 2005-2008; Claremont House, Chicago, Illinois, 2006-2007; Claremont Furniture, 2006-2007; The Fifth, Royal Oak, Michigan, 2003-2007; 659 Randolph, Chicago, Illinois, 2006-2009; Tiny Lounge, Chicago, Illinois, 2003-2004 (project); Chicago, Illinois, 2007-2008; Coffou Cottage, Michigan City, Indiana, 2006-2008; 37 Signals, Chicago, Illinois, 2009-2010; Enova Ninth Floor, Chicago, Illinois, 2011-2012; Arup Sound Lab, Chicago, Illinois, 2012; Wood House, Chicago, Illinois, 2010-2013.