Authors: Aksel Karcher, Martin Krautter, David Kuntzsch, Thomas Schielke, Christoph Steinke, Mariko Takagi Publishers: Tim Henrik Maack, Kay Pawlik First Edition: 2009 ISBN: 978-3-9813216-1-6
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Authors: Aksel Karcher, Martin Krautter, David Kuntzsch, Thomas Schielke, Christoph Steinke, Mariko Takagi Publishers: Tim Henrik Maack, Kay Pawlik First Edition: 2009 ISBN: 978-3-9813216-1-6
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We received the following exhibition by Chandler Ahrens and John Carpenter. It is located in Brooklyn, New York City, and it was inaugurated on the occasion of the conference ACADIA 2010 LIFE in:formation hosted by The Cooper Union. It examines concepts, tools and technologies that implement responsive and generative aspects of information in the design process.
The exhibition chairs are Chandler Ahrens, Michael W. Su and Axel Schmitzberger and conference chairs are Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Aaron Sprecher and Shai Yeshauyahu.
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Architects: Atelier 11 Location: Tianjin, China Director: Xu Lei Design Team: Xu Lei, Li Han, Meng Haigang Construction Drawing: Li Han, Tang Xiaoxi Project area: 1,732 sqm Project year: 2009 – 2011 Photographs: Courtesy of Atelier 11
We recently received this large format monograph on the work of Bohlin Cywinsky Jackson, one of the most renowned US firms. Their works include the Grand Teton Discovery and Visitor Center in Wyoming, several Apple Stores around the world, Pixar Studios, and a long list of award winning public and residential projects.
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Author: Mary Guzowski Design: Godfrey Design ISBN: 978-1-8569-678-4
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Architects: Huus og Heim Arkitektur Location: Ullensvang, Hardanger Fjord, Norway Client: Norwegian Public Roads Administration Structural engineer: Dipl. Ing. Florian Koche AS Landscape architect: Thor Sigurd Thorsen Project area: 500 sqm Design year: 2009 Images: Courtesy of Huus og Heim Arkitektur
Project: Marco Zanta Photographs: Marco Zanta Texts: Gabriel Bauret, Giovanna Calvenzi Edited: Massimiliano Bugno, Roberto Koch Graphic design: Stefano Martignago/ms-smart Translations: Contrasto, Roma – Just! s.n.c., Treviso Printed: Graficart, Resana ISBN: 978-88-6965-106-9
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Authors: Andrea Bruno, Klaus Bollinger, J. Michael Davies, Markus Feldmann, Manfred Feldmann, Federico M. Mazzolani ISBN: 978-3-920034-32-4
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Authors: Manfred Hegger, Matthias Fuchs, Thomas Stark, Martin Zeumer ISBN: 978-3-7643-8764-8
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We just received one of Detail´s latest: Photovoltaics: Technology, Architecture, Installation
Bernhard Weller Claudia Hemmerle Sven Jakubetz Stefan Unnewehr
Edition Detail ISBN: 978-3-0346-0369-0
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We received a copy of the 3rd edition of the Optimistic Architecture Yearbook, a fine selection of fresh works from french architects. The book includes firms previously featured at ArchDaily, such as Atelier du Pont, Agence Beckmann N’Thepe, BP Architectures, Chartier-Corbasson, KOZ, Plan 01, Atelier Phileas, Colboc Franzen & Associes, Tetrarc, and more.
The book presents 54 projects in a large format with high quality photos, and drawings. More info after the break:
DETAIL ISBN: 978-3-920034-33-1
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We received Detail Magazine‘s 6th issue of this year. Check the review after the break.
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Detail Magazine Editor-in-chief: Christian Schittich
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Architect: Atelier Christian de Portzamparc Location: Paris, France Client: GEREC Project Area: 8,500 sqm Project Year: 2003-2009 Photographs: Patrycja Ogonowska
We received the latest issue of one of our favorite magazines: Mark Magazine #27.
In the cover we find a new house by Miuchael Maltzan, analyzed in depth at the Long Section. As usual, the Notice Board section showcases 30+ recent projects (look out for the Cameldrome!).
Interesting interviews with Preston Scott Cohen (see his works at AD), Michael Sorkin, and technical articles on Rex’s Vakko Headquarters and BCHO’s Hanil Visitor Center.
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