Hyper - Realistic

This book presents a selection of contemporary architectural projects rendered entirely with computer technology by internationally acclaimed architects and illustrators. Hyper-Realistic: Computer Generated Architectural Renderings is a pioneer in presenting the best architecture in close relation with computer technology. 

Includes projects from the following architectural firms: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC, Cesar Pelli & Associates, Office dA, Gwathmey Siegel & Associates, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Architects, and Peter L. Gluck & Partners. Reconstructions from the following masters: Frank Lloyd Wright, Le Corbusier, Louis I. Kahn, and Adolf Loos.

Also includes works from the outstanding architectural firms of: Mario Botta, Pei Cobb Freed and Partners, Kaplan McLaughlin, Diaz, and Michael Bell Architect.

Essays by Mieczyslaw Boryslawski/View by View, Kent Larson, Stephen Atkinson, Richard Dubrow/Jon Kletzien/Advanced Media Design, Michael Sechman.

Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Oscar Riera Ojeda and Lucas H. Guerra have collaborated as editors and designers on many architectural publications in the United States, South America and Europe. Their recent work includes such titles as Moore Ruble Yudell: Houses & Housing, published by Rockport Publishers, and The New American House, published by the Whitney Library of Design. They are also the creators of Contemporary World Architects; a book series featuring the work of young architectural firms.

For more than a decade, Oscar Riera Ojeda has worked in architectural journalism, publishing newspaper and magazine articles, and collaborating with architectural publishing houses. He is currently the vice-director of the Spanish-Argentinean magazine Casas Internacional, the director of the Contemporary World Architects series and the editor of Ten Houses, a series focusing on the residential work of recognized architects throughout the world.

Lucas H. Guerra is the founder of Argus Visual Communication, a Boston-based graphic design firm specializing in print media.