Gross ideas : tales of tomorrow's architecture / editors: Edwina Attlee with Phineas Harper and Maria Smith.

Title & Author:

Gross ideas : tales of tomorrow's architecture / editors: Edwina Attlee with Phineas Harper and Maria Smith.

Publication:

[London] : Architecture Foundation ; [Oslo] : Oslo Architecture Triennale, September 2019.

Description:

207 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm

Notes:
Published on the occasion of the seventh edition of the Oslo Architecture Triennale (OAT), titled Enough: the architecture of degrowth, 26 September - 24 November 2019.
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

"This book of original short stories, written by architects, engineers, and novelists, explores the architecture of the near future glimpsed through the lens of fictional characters, places and buildings. What will the architecture of the future be like? How will cities change with environmental breakdown? How will people travel once cars are ancient history? What will buildings look like when bricks and mortar are no longer instruments of financial accumulation?"--Publisher's website

ISBN:

1999646231 (pbk.)
9781999646233 (pbk.)

Subject:

Architecture, Modern 21st century Fiction.
Visionary architecture Fiction.
Architecture 21e siècle Romans, nouvelles, etc.
Architecture visionnaire Romans, nouvelles, etc.
Architecture and Planning.
Visionary architecture.
Architecture, Modern.

Form/genre:

Fiction.

Added entries:

Attlee, Edwina, editor
Harper, Phineas, editor.
Smith, Maria, editor
Oslo Architecture Triennale (2019 : Oslo, Norway)
Enough: the architecture of degrowth

Holdings:

Location: Library main 306924
Call No.: BIB 252467
Status: Available

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