Modern to Classic: Residential Estates by Landry Design Group
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Modern to Classic: Residential Estates by Landry Design Group Details
About the Author Québec-born architect Richard Landry is fluent in a diverse range of genres, each of them rigorously researched and meticulously executed. While Landry has a great appreciation for traditional European styles, his passion for contemporary aesthetics―about half of his portfolio is modern―results in a versatility that accommodates a diverse clientele. The ability to transition seamlessly from classic French or Italianate themes to sleek modern lines has earned Landry an international following, and his sensitivity to diverse cultures and physical environments has been demonstrated in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. Richard Landry has been continually featured on the Architectural Digest AD100 list of the top 100 architects/designers in the world since 2000, as well as on the "Robb Report Recommended" list of best architects since 2007.About Landry Design Group (LDG): Established in 1987 in Los Angeles, the award-winning architecture firm is known for its service-forward philosophy, one that recognizes the profoundly personal relationship between a residential architect and client. LDG's diverse portfolio includes projects in 17 different countries, and every one of its residential designs enhances the client's lifestyle while being responsive to its environmental and cultural contexts. Landry Design Group has been honored with scores of design and building industry awards. Its projects have been named "Ultimate Home" by Robb Report an unprecedented five times. The firm is a recipient of 66 Gold Nugget awards from PCBC and LDG projects are frequently featured on television, including ABC, HGTV, Travel Channel, A&E, and E! Entertainment. Television.For more information about Richard Landry and Landry Design Group visit landrydesigngroup.com. Read more
Reviews
I do like this book, it's well put together and the photography is excellent. Not to take credit away from Mr Landry's talents, but the best part of the book is the descrptions of the homes in it by writer Lynn Morgan. She breathes life into the photographs and has the perfect voice for these homes: able not only to describe but inform. Sad that she is not being given the credit she is so clearly deserves....