The Architecture of I.M.Pei

Introduction p.10, Chapter 1: An Orderly Enigma p.14, Chapter 2: China, MIT, and Harvard (1917-48): The Shaping of an Architect p.28, Chapter 3: The Zeckendorf Days (1948-60): Learning to Think Big p.46, Chapter 4: The National Center for Atmospheric Research (1961-67): The Journey from Planning to Form p.72, Chapter 5: The John F. Kennedy Library (1964-79): Gateway to Fame p.92, The Dallas Municipal Administration Center (1966-77): Symbol for a City p.120, Chapter 7: The John Hancock Tower (1966-76): A Near Fatal Beauty p.138, Chapter 8: The East Building of the National Gallery (1968-78): The Power of Art, Taste, and Money p.154, Chapter 9: The Fragrant Hill Hotel (1979-82): You Can't Quite Go Home Again p.184, Chapter 10: The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center (1979-86): The Wages of Politics and Technology p.208, Chapter 11: Le Grand Louvre (1983-89): The Battle of the Pyramid p.228, Chapter 12: 1989: 4The Year of Pei" p.262, Notes p.302, Bibliography p.304, Catalogue of Works p.306, Index 312, Acknowledgments p.319, Photograph Credits p.320