In the light the growing and general recognition of Gaudi's work, 150 years after his birth. We discover his buildings that have been declared Historic-Artistic Monuments.
An introduction by Daniel Giralt-Miracle, commissioner for the International year of Gaudi 2002, opens this book presenting the complete work of the brilliant architect Gaudi. It includes preliminary sketches and chapters about glasshouses, chimneys, 'trencadis' work, ceramic, doors, animals, etc... A 'must have' book.
The aesthetic movement that is the subject of this book gathers the objectives of designers who are constructing a new, complex and eclectic modernity. Maximalism has affected all disciplines and prompted them to merge with each other, even creating new projects.
Although loft living once meant converting old industrial warehouses, today it has evolved into a style and approach for modern living spaces. This new volume in the Good Ideas series provides more than 50 recent examples of contemporary lofts from around the world, ranging from remodeled industrial buildings to old farmhouses and garages transformed for today's lifestyle. With 800 photographs, Good Ideas: Lofts is an incredible value for anyone who dreams of owning or living in a loft.
The common element of the dozens of apartments featured in this book is that they were each conceived and designed according to the client’s personal wishes and specific family and work circumstances.For example, one project focuses on the owner’s personal art collection. Another serves and both as home and office, with a resultant design that cleverly serves both functions. With lush photography and appropriate architectural/design details showcasing each featured apartment , this exquisite volume exalts the most spectacular of apartment design -- truly, dreams come true.
Minimalism in architecture has existed in New York for over fifty years.While other styles have come and gone, the simple, perfect expression of space and form that minimalism affords have perennially informed New York spaces -- residential, commercial, and public alike.Now that people's attention is again focused, not only on the New York skyline but also on the history and influence of Big Apple buildings, the time is right for this homage that presents twenty-two of the most representative minimalist projects in New York. Each featured project not only includes exquisite photography, but also brief reminiscences from each architect, reflecting on the spirit of the city as revealed in their works. A final discussion of New York's architectural icons rounds out the book. New York Minimalism is a fascinating journey through recent history's most compelling examples of residential, commercial, and public architecture in New York, a celebration of architectural achievement in the city that never sleeps.
Although loft living once meant converting old industrial warehouses, today it has evolved into a style and approach for modern living spaces. This new volume in the Good Ideas series provides more than 50 recent examples of contemporary lofts from around the world, ranging from remodeled industrial buildings to old farmhouses and garages transformed for today's lifestyle. With 800 photographs, Good Ideas: Lofts is an incredible value for anyone who dreams of owning or living in a loft.
A visual cornucopia of design solutions, Small Lofts presents over twenty-five loft residences, ranging in size from 172 to 1,920 square feet. None of the spaces featured were originally designed as loft dwellings, but the creativity and imagination of the architects transformed factories, attics, and dance halls into functional and beautiful lofts, suitable for modern living. The spaces in the book cover four continents and are present in both urban and rural areas, showcasing the diversity and style found in loft design across the world today.
An introduction by Daniel Giralt-Miracle, commissioner for the International year of Gaudi 2002, opens this book presenting the complete work of the brilliant architect Gaudi. It includes preliminary sketches and chapters about glasshouses, chimneys, 'trencadis' work, ceramic, doors, animals, etc... A 'must have' book.
Museo funerario. Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Naoshima. Galería para exponer paneles japoneses. Museo de Historia Chikatsu-Asuka. Museo Suntory. Museo de la Madera. Museo Nariwa. Museo Villa Oyamazaki. Museo Daylight. Museo de Historia de Sayamaike. Fundación Pulitzer para las Artes. Museo de Arte de la Prefectura de Hyogo y plaza de Kobe. Museo de Arte Moderno de Fort Worth. Museo Ryotaro Shiba. Proyectos futuros.
Minimalism/Maximalism" presents a resplendent collection of buildings that illustrate these two very dissimilar styles. The creators of these projects demonstrate that after a long period of austere work it's time for a new, cutting-edge design. Filled with 370 color images and 50 architectural plans, this guide compares and contrasts an array of minimalist and maximalist examples.
A tribute to the brilliant architect Antoni Gaudi. A complete review of his work, with a short biography, 18 art pieces, including updated photographs and new perspectives of his work, such as the poetic one presented here and in exclusivity by the lecturer and architect Edgardo Minond.
The ultimate guide to "loft" living explores this growing trend in urban renewal, using color images and featured loft projects from around the world to demonstrate the art of turning big, open spaces into comfortable living quarters.
In the light the growing and general recognition of Gaudi's work, 150 years after his birth. We discover his buildings that have been declared Historic-Artistic Monuments.
New Small Homes presents a selection of apartments, single-family homes, lofts, bungalows and cabins that are limited in size, but strategically designed to create a spacious environment out of a small area. The projects all occupy less than 1,000 square feet, and reflect the creativity and original designs of contemporary architects who demonstrate uncommon mastery and expertise. The homes were chosen because they provide practical solutions to the problems that accompany a lack of space. Examples include the design of partition walls on wheels that enable the space to be distributed in various ways, the positioning of folding tables, the use of the vertical dimension for lofts, and the creation of shelves and armoires in awkward corners. Such useful and functional tactics are summarized at the end of each chapter and in the descriptive text that accompanies each project. Following an extensive illustrated introduction, the book presents more than 20 homes from all parts of the world. Each project is covered in four to eight pages preceded by a descriptive text specifying the objectives of the clients and designers, as well as the aesthetic aspects.This is followed by full-color photographs, plans and sketches that pictorially describe every corner of the house. The last page of each chapter examines the architectural expression and the brilliant, practical solutions that make the home a unique, imaginative project. The book is an essential guide for design professionals and those who want to learn ingenious tricks for getting the most out of a small space.
This book presents a selection of international lofts that stand out for their pure lines and hard-hitting design. The creators of these projects, among them some of today's most prestigious architects, have converted industrial spaces into homes, offices and shops where the luxury is the perception of space and in which a few cleverly taken decisions bring out the best in the finishes and detailing. The book is specially aimed at architects, interior designers and loft owners. It includes descriptive texts, beautiful colour photos, detailed layouts and drawing by the designers themselves. Architects with featured work include Child Graddon Lewis (UK), Cecconi Simone (Canada), Blockarchitecture (UK), Abelow Connors Architects (USA), Tow Studios (USA), Franc Fernandez (Spain), Marco Savorelli (Italy), Moneo Brock Studio (USA), Lichtblau & Wagner (Austria), Mark Guard (UK), Kar-Wa-Ho (USA), Carpenter Grodzins Architects (USA), Joan Bach (Spain), AEM (UK), Belmont Freeman (USA), Non Kitch Group (Holland), Chroma AD (USA), and Laura Agnoletto (Italy).
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