Renzo Piano, an Italian architect, first gained international acclaim for his co-design of the Pompidou Center in Paris, a project that revolutionized modern architecture. This iconic building, described by The New York Times as one that “turned the architecture world upside down,” set the stage for Piano's illustrious career.

Throughout his professional journey, Piano has crafted numerous cultural landmarks that showcase his unique vision. From the stunning Modern Wing of the Art Institute of Chicago to the asymmetric Whitney Museum of American Art in Manhattan, each structure reflects his dedication to lightness and the art of building.

One of Piano's significant achievements is the Shard in London, which has transformed the city's skyline. Beyond these urban masterpieces, his humanitarian efforts, such as the Emergency Children’s Surgical Hospital in Entebbe, Uganda, illustrate his commitment to using architecture for the greater good.

Now, with the updated edition of Piano. Complete Works 1966–Today, readers can explore a comprehensive overview of his career. This edition is beautifully illustrated, making it an accessible resource for anyone interested in the beauty and essence of architecture.

Piano. Complete Works 1966–Today. 2021 Edition

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