Preston Scott Cohen
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Preston Scott Cohen is a Boston based architect and Associate Professor at Harvard Graduate School of Design. Winner of the Herta and Paul Amir Competition (awarded January, 2004) to design a new building for the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Estimated $45 million budget to build flexible gallery spaces, concessions. restoration labs and offices.
[edit] Publications
- Several publications including: Cohen, Preston Scott (1997) Preston Scott Cohen
- Forthcoming book Permutations of Descriptive Geometry
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