Charles K. Gandee

In deference: Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Mexico
in: Architectural Record, 6/1985
C. K. Gandee
page 146–151
A place in the sun: meticulously restored, Richard Neutra's 1959 Loring house in once again a powerful symbol of southern California
in: House & Garden, 2/1991
C. K. Gandee
page 114–115
Private residence, California; architects: Charles W. Moore and Urban Innovations Group, project managers: Barton Phelps and John Ruble
in: Architectural Record, 1/1980
C. K. Gandee
page 125–132
The Prince of Princeton …, architect Michael Graves's longest-running project - his own house
in: House & Garden, 7/1988
C. K. Gandee
page 132–139
Swan's way …, Swan Hotel at Orlando's Disney World
in: House & Garden, 3/1990
C. K. Gandee
page 142–145
Humana: The Humana Building, Louisville, Kentucky Charles K. Gandee
in: Architectural Record, 9/1985
C. K. Gandee
page 102–113
Sunar Houston: The allusive language of Michael Graves
in: Architectural Record, 7/1980
C. K. Gandee
page 88–95
Philip Johnson is the most famous architect in the world
in: House & Garden, 11/1988
C. K. Gandee
page 234
Shopping for art: commerce mingles with culture in Frank Gehry's new mixed-use complex in Santa Monica
in: House & Garden, 10/1988
C. K. Gandee
page 54
Nouvel architect: from Paris to Nîmes, Jean Nouvel spreads the news that Modernism's machine age is far from past
in: House & Garden, 7/1988
C. K. Gandee
page 28
Fancy footwork: Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas makes a stunning debut with his Netherlands Dance Theater
in: House & Garden, 4/1988
C. K. Gandee
page 38
The ideal villa: Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas builds a modernist landmark overlooking the Eiffel Tower
in: House & Garden, 3/1992
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page 158–165,172
Gandee at large: Bob Stern has a dream
in: House & Garden, 1/1990
C. K. Gandee
page 150
article in: Architectural Record, 3/1987
C. K. Gandee
page 128–139
Mickey and his architects
in: House & Garden, 9/1992
C. K. Gandee
page 130–137
Downtown looking up: advertising wunderkind Peter Arnell and writer Sara Nolan reinvent the loft
in: House & Garden, 10/1992
C. K. Gandee
page 170–177
The French connection: Morgans Hotel, New York City
in: Architectural Record, 3/1985
C. K. Gandee
page 144–151
Globe trotting: architect Arata Isozaki re-creates Shakespeare's Globe Theater in Tokyo
in: House & Garden, 11/1988
C. K. Gandee
page 56
Missed connections: Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France
in: Architectural Record, 3/1987
C. K. Gandee
page 128–139
The Palm Beach story … Mar-a-Lago
in: House & Garden, 12/1989
C. K. Gandee
page 110–119,170
Starck modern, Philippe Starck makes his architectural debut with a dramatic house on the Seine
in: House & Garden, 7/1989
C. K. Gandee
page 78–85
The Royalton treatment … the hippest new hotel in Manhattan
in: House & Garden, 1/1989
C. K. Gandee
page 170–177
The white album
in: Architectural Record, 13/1984
C. K. Gandee
page 120–133
Homework: Cohen apartment, New York City
in: Architectural Record, 11/1984
C. K. Gandee
page 156–163
Avant-Garde for Export
in: House & Garden, 4/1991
C. K. Gandee
page 162–163
60 minutes in the garden: TV producer Don Hewitt and writer Marilyn Berger subscribe to the look-but-don't-touch school of gardening
in: House & Garden, 6/1989
C. K. Gandee
page 110–117
Bank job: World Saving, Los Angeles, California
in: Architectural Record, 11/1984
C. K. Gandee
page 102–105
Gathering moss: Four projects by Eric Owen Moss, Architect
in: Architectural Record, 8/1985
C. K. Gandee
page 132–145
Behind the façades: a conversation with Robert A. M. Stern
in: Architectural Record, 4/1981
R. A. M. Stern, C. K. Gandee
page 108–113

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