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11 écoles d'architecture
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Après l'exposition en 2001 de 12 écoles d'architecture en Europe, le FRAC Centre présente, en lien avec la manifestation ARCHILAB, des travaux d'étudiants issus de 11 écoles d'architecture dans le monde (France, Portugal, Pays-Bas, Espagne, Suisse, Grande-Bretagne, Japon, Chine). Dans cet ouvrage, les projets questionnent la relation de l'architecture à son(...)
Architecture since 1900, Europe
January 1900, Orléans
11 écoles d'architecture
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Après l'exposition en 2001 de 12 écoles d'architecture en Europe, le FRAC Centre présente, en lien avec la manifestation ARCHILAB, des travaux d'étudiants issus de 11 écoles d'architecture dans le monde (France, Portugal, Pays-Bas, Espagne, Suisse, Grande-Bretagne, Japon, Chine). Dans cet ouvrage, les projets questionnent la relation de l'architecture à son environnement, et abordent, entre autres, les notions de développement durable, de recyclage urbain, les stratégies d'intégration dans le territoire (disparition, mutation, etc.), et d'interaction de l'architecture avec son contexte. Publication d'un catalogue à l'occasion de l'exposition au FRAC Centre "11 écoles d'architecture", du 29 mai – 14 juillet 2002.
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January 1900, Orléans
Architecture since 1900, Europe
Archilab Orléans 2002
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Une publication en français accompagne cette exposition. Elle réunie les textes d'une dizaine de critiques internationaux. Chaque architecte y est présenté à travers six pages qui regroupent un texte général et une présentation des projets exposés sous forme de textes et d'images.
Architecture since 1900, Europe
May 2002, Orléans
Archilab Orléans 2002
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Une publication en français accompagne cette exposition. Elle réunie les textes d'une dizaine de critiques internationaux. Chaque architecte y est présenté à travers six pages qui regroupent un texte général et une présentation des projets exposés sous forme de textes et d'images.
Architecture since 1900, Europe
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Looking to the most innovative talents from around the world, "Futurehouse" presents ninety private and community projects that challenge the accepted norms of our living spaces and offer a dazzling array of solutions to meet the changing needs and desires of our global society. These designers – most of whom were raised at the dawn of the digital age – are radically(...)
Architecture since 1900, Europe
May 2002, New York
Archilab's futurehouse : radical experiments in living space
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Looking to the most innovative talents from around the world, "Futurehouse" presents ninety private and community projects that challenge the accepted norms of our living spaces and offer a dazzling array of solutions to meet the changing needs and desires of our global society. These designers – most of whom were raised at the dawn of the digital age – are radically reimagining how we can live. Essays by international critics such as Frédéric Migayrou (France), Bart Lootsma (The Netherlands), Andreas Ruby (Germany), Manuel Gausa (Spain), Kyong Park (U.S.A.) and Christian Girard (France) complement the work of avant-garde and experimental architects from every corner of the globe.
Architecture since 1900, Europe
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The third volume in this exciting series presenting young architecture and design talents, ArchiLab's Earth Buildings turns its focus to building with the land. Projects from thirty of the most innovative young practices of today—including Field Operations, Tom Leader, NOX, Servo, Vicente Guallart, and Kengo Kuma—confront and offer proposals and solutions to issues such(...)
Architecture since 1900, Europe
May 2003, London
Archilab's earth buildings: radical experiments in land architecture
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The third volume in this exciting series presenting young architecture and design talents, ArchiLab's Earth Buildings turns its focus to building with the land. Projects from thirty of the most innovative young practices of today—including Field Operations, Tom Leader, NOX, Servo, Vicente Guallart, and Kengo Kuma—confront and offer proposals and solutions to issues such as dwindling natural resources, land engineering, the city as ecosystem, and the sensitive development of brown sites. Presented through extensive plans, computer renderings, and photographs, buildings and large-scale schemes reveal an almost infinite array of breathtaking ideas for the future, an inspiration for a generation of designers, practitioners, and policymakers. Essays by international critics Frédéric Migayrou, Bart Lootsma, Manuel Gausa, and others consider the earth's economy and suggest how contemporary architects might best and most responsibly respond to our fragile planet in a technology-driven age.
Architecture since 1900, Europe