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Equipment Stores: Architect David Chipperfield by Deyan Sudjic (Paperback, 1996)

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"Equipment Stores: Architect David Chipperfield (Blueprint Extra S.)" is a book that highlights the work of the renowned architect David Chipperfield. The author, Chris Gascoigne, presents a detailed analysis of Chipperfield's design and the processes behind his innovative projects. The book focuses particularly on the Equipment Stores - buildings designed for the storage of equipment and materials. Gascoigne examines how Chipperfield transformed these seemingly functional spaces into impressive works of architecture. With numerous illustrations and plans, the book offers a deep insight into Chipperfield's approach to architecture and his pursuit of perfection in every detail of his designs.

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Equipment stores represent an entirely new direction in shop design. In Blueprint Extra 07 , Deyan Sydjic, Blueprint's editor, writes about the fragile relationship between architecture and fashion. He looks at David Chipperfield's background with Richard Rogers and Norman Foster and studies his successful response to the challenge of retail design in his work for Christian Restoin. Architectural drawings illustrate the simplicity and elegance of the Equipment stores in Paris, London, Tokyo and New York. Chris Gascoigne's photographs highlight the way the building materials complement Restoin's fabrics and demonstrate that fashion and architecture can work together to create a harmony of design. The book is written in English and French.