Serge (Ivan) Chermayeff

* October 8, 1900 (Grosny, Azerbaijan)
* October 8, 1900 Grozny
† May 8, 1996 Wellfleet
† May 8, 1996 Wellfleet

British, American and Azerbaijani architect and painter.

• Chermayeff House
  1935-38
  Halland, Great Britain
  
• 
  De La Warr Pavilion
  1933, 1934-35
  Bexhill-on-Sea, Great Britain
  
• Nimmo House
  1934
  Chalfont Saint Giles, Great Britain
  

period	name	type
	American Institute of Architects	Fellow
	Royal Institute of British Architects	Fellow
	Royal Society of Arts, London, UK	Fellow

year	description	section	level
1974	Gold Medal, Royal Canadian Institute of Architects

• Ivan Chermayeff Collages
  S. Chermayeff, E. Ambasz, R. S. Wurman
  Harry N. Abrams; 1991
  
• Special issue: AR 30's
  in: The Architectural Review, 1979,993
  S. Chermayeff, O. Arup, J. M. Richards, J. Glancey, C. Benton, T. Benton, E. Carter, A. Cleminson, J. Gloag, L. Knobel, R. Bell, C. Sweett
  page 273–329
  
• Thinking before acting
  in: Architecture: the AIA journal, 4/1980
  S. Chermayeff
  page 58–61
  
• The search for a Postmodern architecture
  in: Crit, 1978,4
  P. Rudolph, B. Goldberg and Associates, I. M. Pei, S. Chermayeff, G. Bunshaft, H. H. Harris, C. Ellwood, J. M. Chusid, J. Esherick, B. Graham, A. Indelman, S. Kappe, C. K. Laine, W. A. Netsch
  

• 
  Serge Chermayeff
  Designer, Architect, Teacher
  A. Powers
  RIBA Publications Ltd; 2001
  
• Serge Chermayeff
  A Bibliography
  M. A. Vance
  Fromm International; 1983
  
• Ivan Chermayeff Collages
  S. Chermayeff, E. Ambasz, R. S. Wurman
  Harry N. Abrams; 1991
  

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