ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special thanks are due to the office of Kendall/Heaton Associates of Houston, TX, the executive architects for the Piano’s Kimbell Museum addition. They provided the construction documents for the addition at no charge and without their help this book would not have been possible.
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CONNECTING OLD AND NEW: AN ANALYSIS OF THE PIANO PAVILION