Masterpieces - The single-family house in the golden age of Danish architecture

The book's author is the American architect Michael Sheridan. In his tribute to Danish architecture 1950-1962, he describes how Danish architects' ideas about the single-family house combined modern architectural influences from the United States and Japan with the finest of Danish building practices – and thereby created an architectural golden age in Denmark.

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Masterpieces begins with a large, innovative essay about the development of the modern house in Denmark from 1920 to 1975, illustrated with more than 150 contemporary photos.

In addition, the 14 houses Sheridan selected have been newly photographed in color, especially for the book. Masterpieces concludes with biographies of the 11 leading architects who designed the houses.

Author: Michael Sheridan
Pages: 320
Publisher: Strandberg
Format: 25.4 x 28.4 cm, Hardcover
Language: Danish