Progressive expérience : architecture & urbanisme Atelier 9 / préface, Jean-Pierre Duport ; sous la direction de Guy Daher, François Guy, Fabienne Betoulaud ; François Lamarre, auteur ; Vincent Hanrot, directeur artistique ; Christian Michel, photographe auteur.

Main entry:

Lamarre, François.

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Description:

271 pages : color illustrations (some color) ; 31 cm

Notes:
Includes index.
English and French in parallel columns or pages.

Summary:

Atelier 9 est un atelier d'architecture et d'urbanisme fondé en 1965 à Marseille. Des neufs associés d'origine, l'atelier est aujourd'hui composé d'une équipe modulaire d'environ 25 personnes, organisée autour de trois associés: Guy Daher, fondateur, François Guy, associé historique et Fabienne Bethoulaud, première associée féminine. Atelier 9 a le rare privilège de pouvoir revendiquer des réalisations labélisées ministère de la culture / Patrimoine XXe: Le Méditerranée (13-Marseille).

ISBN:

9789053497654
905349765X

Subject:

Daher, Guy.
Guy, François.
Guy, Francois.
Atelier 9 (Firm)
Architectural firms France.
Architecture France History 21st century.
Architecture Europe History 21st century.
Agences d'architecture France.
Architecture France Histoire 21e siècle.
Architectural firms.
Architecture.
Europe.
France.

Form/genre:

History.

Added entries:

Daher, Guy.
Guy, François.
Betoulaud, Fabienne.
Hanrot, Vincent.

Atelier 9, architecture & urbanisme : progressive expérience

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Location: Library main 272978
Call No.: BIB 206365
Status: Available

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