A generously illustrated monograph on the acclaimed French architect and engineer Marc Mimram whose original work is influenced by both disciplines. Since his debut as an architect and engineer with a footbridge over a highway in Toulouse, France, Marc Mimram has completed a large number of civil engineering structures and architectural projects in France and around the world. This book highlights Mimram's distinctive penchant for connecting<br>architecture with the natural world, as well as his profound<br>understanding of the relationship between design and<br>structure. Looking at key themes in Mimram's work over three<br>decades, this volume examines works such as the School of<br>Architecture in Strasbourg and the award-winning Hassan II<br>Bridge in Morocco to show how the architect's elegant and<br>economical designs evolve from an appreciation of the natural<br>or urban landscape of each project.