Border conditions / Marc Schoonderbeek (ed).

Title & Author:

Border conditions / Marc Schoonderbeek (ed).

Publication:

[Amsterdam] : Architectura & Natura Press : [TU Delft], [2010]

Description:

164 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 29 cm

Series:

TU Delft series on architecture

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Conflicts and tensions. Zone ; Framing -- Marginal urban areas. Edge ; Transgression -- Systematic urban explorations. Navigation -- Mappings. Trajectories ; Interfaces ; Fields.

Summary:

"Border conditions is a research and design studio group at the Faculty of Architecture of Delft University of Technology. Border conditions is engaged in experimental projects based on investigations of socio-political contexts by tracing contemporary spatial phenomena and conditions in cities, and charting the specific characteristics of the built environment. In an attempt to understand the contemporary workings of architecture, Border Conditions focuses special attention on mapping as a tool to register and interpret these urban processes, and to turn these findings into the guiding principles for spatial interventions."--Spine and cover

ISBN:

9789076863603
9076863601

Subject:

Architecture Europe.
Architecture Political aspects Europe.
Architecture Study and teaching Netherlands Delft.
Cities and towns Europe.
Architecture Aspect politique Europe.
Architecture Étude et enseignement Pays-Bas Delft.
Villes Europe.
Architecture.
Architecture Political aspects.
Architecture Study and teaching.
Cities and towns.
Europe.
Netherlands Delft.

Added entries:

Schoonderbeek, Marc.
Technische Universiteit Delft. Faculteit Bouwkunde.
TU Delft series on architecture.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 268941
Call No.: BIB 200871
Status: Available

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