Renovation & transformation : Vandkunsten Architects / [Anne-Mette Manelius (ed.)].

Main entry:

Vandkunsten Architects.

Title & Author:

Renovation & transformation : Vandkunsten Architects / [Anne-Mette Manelius (ed.)].

Publication:

Stockholm : Arvinius+Orfeus Publishing AB, 2018.

Description:

93 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 23 cm

Series:

Vandkunsten magazine

Summary:

'Renovation & Transformation' is a new book from Vandkunsten Architects. It covers nine current renovation projects in the form of renovations of monotonous concrete buildings, transformations of so-called 'ghetto areas', large-scale renovations of 1001 sheds with focus on process and recycling, as well as business- and cultural houses that are transformed and upgraded to new and longer lives. Each project is presented with a short text, images, illustrations and drawings. The book is part of a series of publications about the current projects of the studio, which are representative of its work throughout the years. Its intention is to inspire others in the business - architects, builders, advisors, students, and so on - through a somewhat more in-depth introduction to some of the projects of the studio.

ISBN:

9789187543715 (paperback)
9187543710 (paperback)

Subject:

Vandkunsten Architects.
Architecture Conservation and restoration Denmark.
Architecture Conservation et restauration Danemark.
Architecture Conservation and restoration.
Denmark.

Added entries:

Manelius, Anne-Mette.

Renovation and transformation

Holdings:

Location: Library main 307780
Call No.: BIB 253263
Status: Available

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