Indeks: Living and Working Architecture
Dostępność: na zamówienie There's not a great deal of difference between living and working for those of us who one day decide to make a living by creating the world, for those of us who perceive architecture as something more than just work and the negative aspect associated with this word, but rather like a window through which to see the world. And a means of transforming this world.. And what's more this book is divided into two large, almost Heideggerian sections, “to build, to live, to think”, simply because this is one of the many ways of doing so (enough to recall the magnificent and diverse animal classification system by Borges and featured in some of his books).
Dostępność: na zamówienie There's not a great deal of difference between living and working for those of us who one day decide to make a living by creating the world, for those of us who perceive architecture as something more than just work and the negative aspect associated with this word, but rather like a window through which to see the world. And a means of transforming this world.. And what's more this book is divided into two large, almost Heideggerian sections, “to build, to live, to think”, simply because this is one of the many ways of doing so (enough to recall the magnificent and diverse animal classification system by Borges and featured in some of his books). It could also have been called “OM, half part” (clearly not knowing if the second will be successful doesn’t make much sense…) or “OM Mediterranean Architecture”, now that we are all clearly Mediterranean’s. Or “OM unfinished work” since unfinished is the selection which involves barely a tenth of the projects carried out and a third of these built… Because, as interesting as the ideas appear on the plan, its difficult to hold out against the potential of what finally leads to the finish. Life is to be transformed by a book, said Mallarmé. And to build life, day by day. To reflect upon life and to live… This is a good title, just as any of the others would have been. So we leave it at that…
An invaluable introduction to the key names and projects in contemporary interior architecture, this book covers the work of 55 international practitioners. It includes both the firmly established and the up and coming; the classic and the more experimental. For each entry, there are 6 pages with a short text consisting of a critical appraisal as well as full biographical details. This is followed by images of the key works by that designer concentrating on the more recent but also the most iconic where relevant. The featured designers are those who control the shape of public spaces, services and identity to reflect the demands of the 21st century.
Przedstawia się tym, że są zapisem skróconym tego, co jest dla nas interesujące, a nie całości zjawiska.
European architecture is distinguished by a variety of forms and styles. This building diversity is influenced by architects and agencies throughout ali of Europe.
Explore the building blocks of modern architecture— from first idea to finished building. The Fundamentals of Architecture, like the other books in the successful "Fundamentals "series, gives a comprehensive introduction to the basics of its subject— the building-block ideas behind architecture, interior design, and the graphic language of planning space.
Dostępność: na zamówienie There's not a great deal of difference between living and working for those of us who one day decide to make a living by creating the world, for those of us who perceive architecture as something more than just work and the negative aspect associated with this word, but rather like a window through which to see the world. And a means of transforming this world.. And what's more this book is divided into two large, almost Heideggerian sections, “to build, to live, to think”, simply because this is one of the many ways of doing so (enough to recall the magnificent and diverse animal classification system by Borges and featured in some of his books).
