Indeks: ARCHITECTURE IN SPAIN
It might surprise some to hear that Spain has a vibrant culture of contemporary architecture. Delayed by the Spanish Civil War and the ensuing dictatorship under Franco, the emergence of modernity in Spain may have been late in coming, but today’s young architects are making up for lost time in a spectacular way. Original personalities like César Manrique Cabrera marked a move toward the modern in the 1960s, while Richard Bofill’s innovative work in the ’70s helped bring Spanish architecture to the world stage. In the 1990s, architects such as Rafael Moneo and Santiago Calatrava began to create the look of contemporary architecture in Spain as we know it today.
It might surprise some to hear that Spain has a vibrant culture of contemporary architecture. Delayed by the Spanish Civil War and the ensuing dictatorship under Franco, the emergence of modernity in Spain may have been late in coming, but today’s young architects are making up for lost time in a spectacular way. Original personalities like César Manrique Cabrera marked a move toward the modern in the 1960s, while Richard Bofill’s innovative work in the ’70s helped bring Spanish architecture to the world stage. In the 1990s, architects such as Rafael Moneo and Santiago Calatrava began to create the look of contemporary architecture in Spain as we know it today. From a modern interpretation of a bullring to cutting-edge green architecture, the book covers a dizzying variety of architectural innovation.
Albumowa publikacja adresowana jest głównie do architektów, studentów architektury oraz osób odpowiedzialnych za kształtowanie śródmieść miast. W książce przedstawionych zostało ponad 70 obiektów z miast całego świata.
There's something astonishing and awing about a cool event. All too often, we think such parties are unattainable, too expensive or not for the likes of ordinary people. Lifestyle expert and experienced hostess Stephanie von Pfuel seeks to de-mystify entertaining with creative and innovative decoration ideas and easy to cook recipes. Working closely with Klaus-Peter Kofler, the head of one of Europe's leading catering companies and Germany's Caterer of the Year, she has written an easy-to-use guide for giving the perfect dinner or event up to ten people.
Publikacja ARCHITEKTURA UŻYTECZNOŚCI PUBLICZNEJ II RZECZYPOSPOLITEJ 1918-1939. Forma i styl autorstwa Pszczółkowskiego Michała ukazuje ratusze, szkoły czy szpitale, które w dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym pełniły nie tylko funkcje użyteczne, ale także zachwycały swoimi bryłami.
Forma i styl opowiada, na pytanie dlaczego architektura sprzed lat jest niezwykłą hybrydą tradycji i nowoczesności. Autor omawia najważniejsze budynki publiczne powstałe pomiędzy dwiema wojnami światowymi.
Niniejszy tekst – kolejny, 7. z serii przepisów „Z PRAWEM CO DNIA” – prezentujemy do szerokiego grona odbiorców interesujących się budownictwem spełniającym wymagania efektywności energetycznej. Należy podkreślić, że jest ona jednym z najważniejszych obszarów obecnej polityki energetyczno-klimatycznej Unii Europejskiej. Zgodnie z postanowieniami unijnymi do 2020 r. emisja gazów cieplarnianych ma zostać zredukowana o 20 procent.
Wówczas, intensywnie poszukując symboli narodowych, sięgano do historii i kulturowego dziedzictwa i wkrótce zbudowano mit renesansu lubelskiego jako sztuki rdzennie polskiej, wyrosłej z miejscowej tradycji, powstałej niezależnie od architektury niemieckiej czy włoskiej. W latach międzywojennych badania nad architekturą powstałą w czasach największej potęgi Rzeczypospolitej stały się elementem legitymizacji odrodzonej Polski. Jednak, paradoksalnie, największy rozkwit badań nad renesansem lubelskim przypadł na lata 50. XX wieku.
Niniejsze Warunki Techniczne Wykonania i Odbioru Robót Budowlanych(WTWiORB) dotyczą linii kablowych niskiego i średniego napięcia (nn i SN), wykonywanych kablami elektroenergetycznymi i osprzętem znajdującym się w Rejestrze wyrobów dopuszczonych do obrotu oraz spełniających wymagania zawarte w specyfikacjach technicznych wyrobu.
This book provides an accessible introduction for architecture students to all aspects of architectural technology: structural physics, structural elements and forms, heating, lighting, environmental control, and computer modelling. It will also help students to integrate their design thinking with appropriate structural and environmental solutions. The book explains the relationships between physical phenomena, materials, building elements and structural types using simple classification systems and real world examples. In addition, it explores current computer techniques for assisting students to predict the structural and environmental behaviour of buildings.
Dostępność:na zamowienie Apart being a place where food is prepared and cooked today's kitchen is also used for meals and social occasions. The latest trends and decorative concepts are presented in this copiously illustrated 400 page source book: avant-garde or rustic kitchens, small or spacious kitchens, spaces that experiment with color and new materials or take advantage of technological innovations.
The new "Home" series from Beta-Plus invites you to take a fascinating journey through the most beautiful and inspiring interiors. The thirty volumes in this series are thematically divided by room (living rooms, bathrooms, kitchens and so on), and also by style (including designer homes, country houses and contemporary interiors). The reports in these books combine to create a unique voyage of discovery through modern trends in decoration and architecture, reflecting the lifestyle and outlook of people who live in these beautiful homes. "Home" series is a unique collection of thirty titles, eclectic and stylish, devoted to interior design and decoration, and presented in a handy format.
Dostępność:na zamowienie The Private Garden for the Twenty-First Century The last two decades have seen a great explosion in the diversity, functionality, and beauty of modern garden design. The first major survey of contemporary private gardens, this book explores the imaginative ideas behind landscape design today. Lush color photographs, supported by plans, drawings, and lively commentary, thoroughly document gardens by twenty-eight leading landscape architects, featuring work in the United States, Europe, Japan, and Australia. An international roster of designers is represented here, illustrating acknowledged masters, such as Dan Kiley and Ian Hamilton Finlay, in addition to vital young talents, including Kathryn Gustafson and Susan Child.
It might surprise some to hear that Spain has a vibrant culture of contemporary architecture. Delayed by the Spanish Civil War and the ensuing dictatorship under Franco, the emergence of modernity in Spain may have been late in coming, but today’s young architects are making up for lost time in a spectacular way. Original personalities like César Manrique Cabrera marked a move toward the modern in the 1960s, while Richard Bofill’s innovative work in the ’70s helped bring Spanish architecture to the world stage. In the 1990s, architects such as Rafael Moneo and Santiago Calatrava began to create the look of contemporary architecture in Spain as we know it today.
