Light, Color, Texture

- Offers a radical assessment of completed work by MDSA MDSzerbaty Associates Architecture through the lens of the impact of light, color, and texture

- Insightful essays discuss the concepts within architectural design across many different and varied types, scale, and context of structure

- Each carefully selected project contains a discussion revealing how the materials were selected, the decision behind the use of color, and the deliberate selection of placement for windows to allow natural lighting

- Beautifully illustrated with full-color images throughout that demonstrate the firm's dedication and insight to the final design, integrating elements of texture and color

MDSA MDSzerbaty Associates Architecture prides itself on creating buildings and interiors with presence. Its work carefully considers texture, color, and natural light, considering the composition and use of materials while exploring the inherent qualities. Light, Color, Texture examines a select number of the firm's projects, carefully looking at the details and reviewing the structure to see how the material and design has withstood the passage of time and the environmental effects. The examples of work showcased demonstrate how the architect and the firm deliberate and consider materials, colors, and textures when designing a project and how a review across a body of work provides evidence of this evolutionary idea.