Brick & tile.

Title & Author:

Brick & tile.

Publication:

Gangbuk-gu, Seoul : Damdi Publishing House, [2018]

Description:

429 pages : chiefly color illustrations, plans (some color) ; 29 cm

Series:

Architectural material ; 1

Notes:
Editor: Jinyoun Na.
In English and Korean.
Dust jacket.

Summary:

The first in a multi-volume overview of materials in architecture focuses on brick and tile. Besides highlighting more than 60 projects by 47 international teams of architects, it features brief statements from 27 architecture practices regarding their views on using brick and tile in buildings. Featuring Casanova + Hernandez, CEBRA, Studio Farris Architects, BIG, Carlos Lampreia, TAKK Architecture, Sunil Patil and Associates, BudCud, NL Architects, Nishizawa Architects, UNStudio, modostudio, and many more. The diverse range of international projects includes interior, residential, housing, education, commercial, installation, and public (urban and landscape).

ISBN:

9788968010804 (1 ; hardcover)
8968010803 (1 ; hardcover)
(set)
9788968010798
(set)
896801079X

Subject:

Building, Brick.
Tile construction.
Brickwork.
Tiles.
Decoration and ornament, Architectural.
Construction en brique.
Construction en tuiles.
Briquetages.
Carreaux.
Décoration et ornement architecturaux.
architectural ornament.
Mauerwerksbau
Backsteinbau

Added entries:

Na, Jinyoun editor.

At head of title: Architectural material
Brick and tile

Holdings:

Location: Library main 304008
Call No.: BIB 249512
Status: Available

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