Dubosc & Landowski : environmental architecture / introduction by Jacopo Della Fontana ; [editing by Martyn J. Anderson].

Title & Author:

Dubosc & Landowski : environmental architecture / introduction by Jacopo Della Fontana ; [editing by Martyn J. Anderson].

Publication:

Description:

107 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 34 cm

Notes:
Covers extend to form two additional leaves.
Includes text by Eric Dubosc.
Also issued online.

Summary:

Dubosc & Landowski have developed their own approach to design based, primarily, on a structural analysis of metal frames and a column-beam system, the cladding box-structure sequence and, finally, the lightness/efficiency of building and how they are constructed in relation to developing trends in user needs. Focusing initially on housing projects, they gradually got involved in architecture tout-court, venturing into the services and public building sectors. As both teachers and members of scientific institutes operating in the sector, these two architects have always shown a keen interest in diffusing the discipline on an institutional, academic and, above all, business level.

ISBN:

8878380342
9788878380349

Subject:

Dubosc, Eric.
Landowski, Marc, 1944-
Landowski, Marc.
Dubosc-Landowski.
Functionalism (Architecture) France.
Fonctionnalisme (Architecture) France.
Functionalism (Architecture)
Architektur
Gebouwen.
Bouwprojecten.
France.
Frankreich

Form/genre:

Essays.

Added entries:

Anderson, Martyn J.
Della Fontana, Jacopo
Dubosc, Eric

Dubosc and Landowski

Holdings:

Location: Library main 200919
Call No.: NA44.D817.23 D8 1998
Status: Available

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