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The Anatomy of the Architectural Book examines approaches to structuring, constructing and designing architecture books and traces how they have changed over time. The discipline has been exposed to debates, just as building construction has been exposed to the charms of book making. Examining the crossovers between book culture and building culture makes the axes visible along which architectural knowledge circulates through books into buildings and back – from the celebration of specific architectural practices to the production of unique books, using pages and print to convey architectural ideas.Dissecting a wealth of books through five conceptual tools – texture, surface, rhythm, structure and scale – André Tavares analyzes the material qualities of books in order to assess their crossovers with architectural knowledge. The detailed history of Sigfried Giedion’s Befreites Wohnen and the two incarnations of the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park and Sydenham provide a background that confront us not only with the rise of the industrialized book but also with the configuration of the book as a unique visual device.Richly illustrated with samples from the library of the Canadian Centre for Architecture, the volume discusses a wide range of authors, including Vitruvius, William Morris, Gottfried Semper, El Lissitzky and Le Corbusier.
Book history --- architecture [discipline] --- Architecture --- Historiographie --- Philosophie --- Histoire --- Architectural writing --- Art publishing --- Book design --- 72.01 --- 7.05 --- 090.1 --- Architectuurboeken ; architecturale boeken --- Boeken ; architectuur ; als beeldend middel --- Art --- Publishers and publishing --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Buildings --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Building --- Authorship --- Communication in architectural design --- History. --- Historiography. --- Philosophy --- Architectuur ; theorie, filosofie, esthetica --- Kunst ; het boek als kunstobject ; Kunstenaarsboeken, geïllustreerde boeken, boekbanden --- Bibliofilie ; boekverzamelaars, boekverzamelingen --- Publishing --- Design and construction --- Architecture and literature --- Architecture and philosophy --- 72.02 --- 766.023 --- Presentatietechnieken (architectuur) --- Boekontwerp --- Livres --- Mise en pages --- Architecture and literature. --- Architecture and philosophy. --- History --- Art d'écrire --- Edition --- book history --- Architecture in art --- Image de l'architecture --- Dessin d'architecture --- Livre --- Art d'écrire --- Historiography --- Philosophy&delete& --- Historiographie. --- Histoire. --- Publishing. --- Architecture, Primitive --- Architectural writing - History --- Architecture - Designs and plans - History --- Architecture in art - History
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'A Section of Now' aims to re-establish a dialogue between architecture and society that would allow architecture to begin to contend with and address our changed and changing social norms. The publication serves as a meditation on new behaviours, rituals, and values and their spatial implications, and seeks to catalyse urban and architectural interventions that accommodate, influence, and, in some cases, pre-empt our new lived realities. Authors address topics ranging from the safety of digital spaces to how normative life trajectories affect the elderly and the many selves each of us puts forward, while architects present frameworks for, among other things, spaces for blended families, thirty-year-old retirees, and contested monuments. Bringing together analytical essays about the contemporary moment and the direction in which society is moving, projective texts that outline new architectural types to address societal needs, alongside television series, photography, and architecture and design projects, 'A Section of Now' outlines a new relationship between the spaces in which we live and the ways we live within them. Architect, editor, and curator Giovanna Borasi is Director of the Canadian Centre for Architecture.
Architectuur ; ontwerpen ; sociale en menselijke voorzieningen --- Architectuur en maatschappij ; alternatieve samenlevingsmodellen --- Architecturale ruimte ; psychologische en sociale impact --- Cultuurfilosofie ; rituelen --- Architectuurtheorie ; rituelen ; stijlen --- 72.01 --- Architectuur ; theorie, filosofie, esthetica
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Embedded in politically and economically charged sites in the Pearl River Delta, Mongolia, and the European Union, 51N4E (Johan Anrys and Freek Persyn) and Rural Urban Framework (Joshua Bolchover and John Lin) operate in expanded ecologies of architectural practice, questioning the role of the architect today. By collaborating with policymakers, local contractors, and NGOs, and by engaging their respective labs at ETH Zürich and the University of Hong Kong as key research locations, both offices investigate new forms of cooperation and dialogue as crucial strategies for design. 51N4E and RUF work at the seams of urbanization, with projects situated in transitional settlements in Ulaanbaatar, the rural regions of China, the transforming neighborhoods of Brussels, and Albania’s shifting public spaces. This publication compares their research and design processes in order to question the extents and certainties of architecture against backdrops of indeterminate notions of citizenship, unstable stages of urbanization, and insecure economies and ecologies.
Architecture, Modern --- Cities and towns --- 51N4E (Firm). --- Rural Urban Framework (Firm). --- 72.07 --- 711.07 --- 51N4E --- Rural Urban Framework (RUF) --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- Stedenbouwkundigen --- 72 51N4E --- Anrys, Johan --- Persyn, Freek --- Bolchover, Joshua --- Lin, John --- Architectural firms - Exhibitions --- Space (Architecture) - Exhibitions --- Architecture - Environmental aspects - Exhibitions --- Architectural firms --- Space (Architecture) --- Architecture
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