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Dostępność: na zamówienie "JA46" is a special edition devoted to architect Hiroshi Naito. The works gathered here, ranging from his early buildings to projects now in progress, are selected from a period of some twenty years. Throughout this span of time, Naito’s design stance has been constant and characterized by a breadth of vision encompassing dimensions from "1/1" to "1/2,000". "1/1" means the design issues studied in the building at scale: its components and detailing. "1/2,000" means the building’s environmental context and landscape.
Dostępność: na zamówienie Redakcja 'a+t' obiera nowy kierunek w swoich analizach architektonicznych. Prezentują oni nową serię wydawnictwa, która skupia sie na budynkach hybrydowych. Specyficzne w swoim design i sposobie działania, tworzą nową generację struktur, które pozwalają na kombinację różnych programów i połączenie rozmaitych funkcji takich jak "mieszkaniówka", przestrzenie publiczne, biura oraz infrastruktura. Pojawią sie w tym wydaniu projekty od takich architektów i zespołów jak - Steven Holl Architects (Linked Hybrid w Pekinie); RCR arcquitectes (The Edge w Dubaju), Puteaux od Jean Nouvel oraz projekt OMA (Dubai Renaissance w Dubaju).
Dostępność: na zamówienie Civic facilities are more than just utilitarian areas like libraries, kindergartens and sports fields, they also behave as focal points for cultural life and service nodes driving activities that extend far beyond their initial designation. Civilities II examines a selection of projects that are closely related to their location; some form part of urban regeneration projects, some are located in the middle of private territory, while others support life in an otherwise unsupportive environment.
Dostępność: na zamówienie Specific in their use and design, hybrid structures are able to combine different programmes and encourage a variety of urban uses that blend private activities with the public realm. Building on an earlier volume examining the uses and applications of hybrids, this edition brings together a new collection of ten low-rise, mixed use building projects. Unlike vertical hybrids, these horizontal hybrids are able to disguise themselves in the landscape, separate into independent elements and renounce iconic character in favour of invasive qualities.
