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  • Wydawnictwo: JA Japan Architect
  • Wydawnictwo: LOFT PUBLS
JA 50 Office Urbanism
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JA 50 Office Urbanism

105,00 zł Cena
Dostępność: na zamówienie The year 2003 faces the successive completion of large-scale developments of central Tokyo. It is said that partly influenced by this situation, the annual supply of office buildings in Tokyo with an architectural area over 10,000ÜF will be the highest in history. It is not hard to predict that in seeking the attributes of 'proximity', 'newness' and 'scale' from here onward, corporate office relocations will be suddenly initiated on one hand, generating a large number of buildings with excess and unusable space. On the other hand, offering space alone is not likely to sustain the office rental industry anymore.
HIGHRISES: SOCIAL LIVING
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HIGHRISES: SOCIAL LIVING

141,75 zł Cena

Collective housing has played a major role in the architectural advances of the last century, in the process provoking its fair share of controversy, admiration and disapprobation. While apartment blocks may be seen as more or less fashionable according to the prevailing wind, the decline of the nuclear family and the manifestation of new models of cohabitation have confirmed their value as high-density housing that can limit sprawl and allow for significant aesthetic expression.With other pertinent issues including sustainability and the built environment's carbon footprint, as well as urban cohesiveness, social living is right back on the agenda.

CLOUD9: ROOFTOP ARCHITECTURE
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CLOUD9: ROOFTOP ARCHITECTURE

166,95 zł Cena
This book uncovers one of the most interesting architectural trends of recent times: the remodelling of under-utilised spaces at the tops of buildings. These projects reveal the infinite ingenuity of architects and designers, while if we look beyond their architectural value to the overcrowded nature of large cities, the use given to these areas reveals a more rational, sustainable and intelligent application of architecture.