Residential building as motivation : 9 architects, 9 possibilities = La construction résidentielle pour motivation : 9 architectes, 9 possibilités : Duncan Lewis, François Roche, Walter Angonese, Christian Kerez, Momoyo Kaijima, Dietmar Steiner, Pierre Hebbelinck, Ellis Woodman, Hermann Czech.

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Description:

136 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, portraits ; 18 cm

Notes:
"11th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, Austrian Pavilion, Giardini / Venice, International conference / Conférence internationale, 03 and 04 October 2008."
Ed. of 500 copies.
English and French.

Summary:

"A l'invitation de la commissaire du pavillon autrichien de la 11e Biennale de Venise Bettina Götz, 9 architectes ont donné une conférence sur le thème "l'habitation résidentielle comme un défi pour le développement conceptuel en architecture."

ISBN:

9782930525051
2930525053

Subject:

Architecture, Domestic Congresses.
Housing Congresses.
Architecture, Domestic.
Housing.

Form/genre:

Conference papers and proceedings.

Added entries:

Götz, Bettina, 1962-
Lewis, Duncan.
Roche, François, 1961-
Angonese, Walter.
Kerez, Christian.
Kaijima, Momoyo, 1969-
Steiner, Dietmar.
Hebbelinck, Pierre, 1956-
Woodman, Ellis.
Czech, Hermann.
Fourre-Tout.
International Architectural Exhibition (11th : 2008 : Venice, Italy)

Construction résidentielle pour motivation : 9 architectes, 9 possibilités

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Location: Library main y 268642
Call No.: BIB 200485
Status: Available

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