Stanley Tigerman: An Outsider's Reflection

A fascinating autobiography by renowned US architect, theorist and designer Stanley Tigerman. Tigerman shares his remarkable life story of "skewed trajectories and misguided tangents" which is refreshingly candid and humorous. Throughout his kaleidoscopic career, Tigerman has designed numerous buildings and installations throughout the world. Features insight into buildings designed by Stanley Tigerman in the US, Bangladesh, Canada, the UK, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Spain, Germany, Yugoslavia, and Puerto Rico, and 930 remarkable lectures throughout the world. During his early career, Tigerman borrowed extensively from an eclectic blend of styles. In later years, his diverse design style has progressively assumed a more sensual and theatrical character. Tigerman's early skill with curves and perspective has expanded to include organic shapes, bright color, topiary, and allegory. From his early eclectic styling he has developed into an idiosyncratic theorist.