Tom Kundig: Works

”…make sure to check out Tom Kundig: Works, a beautiful coffee table book out now. Your living room ambiance will thank you.” - Airows.com”…his latest book, “Tom Kundig Works” shows that he always starts with the idea of intimacy. No matter what size they are, his buildings are comfortably scaled shelters from which to enjoy the spectacle of nature, even if it’s only urban greenery.” - Wall Street Journal”…the book is as autobiographical and informative as it is beautiful.” – Uncrate“Filled with dozens of sketches, renderings and lavish full-page photographs, the book follows two previous volumes celebrating Kundig’s houses, both among the publisher’s best-selling titles of all time.” - Rhapsody Magazine“The book is beautifully designed and produced: a match for its content, and a joy to browse.” - Form“The sense of quiet, warmth and tranquillity in the projects in Works, from the Studhorse residence in Winthrop, Washington to the Pole Pass Cabin on Washington’s Orcas Island and an Upper East Side residence, all speak to the Kundig’s unique style of modern architecture.” - The Vancouver Sun“Tom Kundig: Works unveils 19 of the architect’s striking, angular private residences, commercial spaces, and public buildings. Each pairs raw, rugged exteriors with inviting interior spaces that champion simplicity, comfort, and warmth.” - Elle Decor“Works incorporates the architect’s personal observations about his projects alongside conversations with frequent collaborators and clients (including thoughts from Olson Kundig’s resident-gizmologist Phil Turner), creating a holistic and intimate portrait of his working process. The book offers not only gorgeous studies of Kundig’s signature details and integration with natural landscapes, but also a record of his refreshingly straightforward voice.” - Archinect“Works is the latest tome on Kundig’s quietly prolific output, a portfolio of relatively modest but undeniably spectacular homes that exploit the topography, views and atmosphere of their sites down to every last detail.” - Wallpaper*

Over the past three decades, Tom Kundig has received some of the world’s highest design honors, from the National Design Award from the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum to an Academy Award in Architecture from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. In 2012, he was inducted into Interior Design magazine’s Hall of Fame.

Kundig’s work has received over 50 awards from the American Institute of Architects, including ten National Honor Awards and seven National Housing Awards. His work has appeared in hundreds of publications worldwide such as the New York Times, the Telegraph, Architectural Record, Financial Times, Architectural Digest and the Wall Street Journal, and countless books, including House by Diane Keaton. Named in the Wallpaper* 150 as a key individual who influences and inspires the way we live, work, and travel, Tom’s current projects extend from North America to Asia, South America, Australia, and Europe, including a World Heritage site in Dachstein, Austria.