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and has focused on the development on new ideas on architecture based on progression, versatility and the implementation of new graphic languages; a series of studies and formal exercises originally initiated with “Summons.” Conceived and developed in 1998 by
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design which later became a priority in his work. His interest and intense activity in object and furniture design throughout this period was responsible for the introduction of design into museums and galleries in
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The work of
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His unique approach of the “Transitional Museum” made public in 2009, suggest the creation of new alternative routes in museum design and temporary
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for the first time, building a new cultural bridge for the arts. During this period his work became the archetype of
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in 1957. His work has focused primarily in the experimental field and has developed a diversity of studies and investigations on
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THRESHOLDS BY MAURICIO RODRIGUEZ ANZA. The
Mexican Cultural Institute of New York. New York, 2001.
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WORKS BY MAURICIO RODRIGUEZ ANZA. F.A.B. Gallery, University of
Alberta, Edmonton. Canada. 1994.
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From 1985 to 1997, Rodriguez Anza designed and produced more than 200 pieces of
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NUEVO DISEĂ‘O, TRABAJO RECIENTE. GalerĂa
Mexicana de Diseño. Mexico City. 1991.
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THE TRANSITIONAL MUSEUM. 125 Gallery, Houston Arts
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Permanence. The work of Mauricio Rodriguez Anza (1992-1998)
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HYPE. Referential Design (2002-2010). 3 Allen Center. Houston. 2010.
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for the design and performance of horizontal architectural bodies.
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PROPUESTA PARA UN DISEĂ‘O. GalerĂa Hardy's. Mexico City. 1988.
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ESPACIO DIMENSIONAL. Artes de MĂ©xico. Mexico City. 1989.
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RECONFIGURACIĂ“N. Museo
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CUATRO OBJETOS. Museo Carrillo Gil. Mexico City. 1992.
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