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The UAW Book - About Urban Awareness Damdi 2013 ISBN 9788968010217 Acqn 23158 Pb 19x26cm 356pp 300ills 200col 25 The aim of the Urban-A-Where? project is to encourage coexistences through multi-rhythmic urban environments, bringing to light the processes of making urbanity and the need for public engagement in a creative and critical manner. The project contributes to the implementation of an active urban society, emphasising the increasing importance of urban environments globally. Becoming playfully and publicly engaged allows architects, visual artists and urbanists from Cyprus and other European countries to assist and criticise everyday urban processes and spatial practices through a range of tactics and actions, a variety of which are documented in texts and photos.

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The Economy Of Sustainable Construction Ruby Press 2014 ISBN 9783944074078 Acqn 23513 Hb 17x24cm 414pp 250ills 150col 43.50 Sustainabilitys greatest obstacle is financial: non-compliance to sustainability standards is blamed on the supposedly higher costs and lower profits of construction. With rapid urbanisation, a slow economy and worsening climate crisis, the need for more sustainable practices and buildings is urgent. David Chipperfield, Michael Sorkin and Anne Lacaton are among more than 40 contributors offering essays, reports and case studies in this examination of the relationship between commercial and sustainable values, which evaluates architectural practices and models and introduces materials and methods to improve the environmental, social and economic performance of buildings.

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GA Document 126 - BIG, Nouvel, Ando, Kuma, SANAA, Lopes + Telles A.D.A.Edita Tokyo Co. Ltd. 2014 ISBN 9784871402866 Acqn 23516 Pb 26x30cm 144pp 200ills 100col 26 GA Document presents the finest in international design, focusing on architecture that expresses our time and striving to record the history of contemporary architecture. International scholars and critics provide insightful texts to further inform the reader of the most up-to-date ideas and events in the profession. With projects by BIG/Bjarke Ingels Group, Jean Nouvel, Tadao Ando, Kengo Kuma, SANAA, and Eurico Prado Lopes + Luiz Telles.

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What Is The Future Of Architecture? Vol.2 Crap Is Good 2014 ISBN 9783000445644 Acqn 23520 Pb 17x24cm 216pp 140ills 21 Comprising no less than 53 very different takes on the same question, What is the future of architecture?, the contents of this book range from essays and short stories to science fiction and poetry, as well as series of images and photos, practical approaches and active engagements with urban change. Answers to the question it poses cover a range of topical approaches and perspectives, and were submitted over a period of six months by open call participants and invited architectural offices and critics from around the globe. Among the contributors are George Sinclair, Bart van Haren, Michael Fesca, Something Fantastic, Ludmilla Cerveny, Collectif ETC and many more.

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C3 354 - Territory, Beauty And Monument C3 2014 no ISBN Acqn 23534 Pb 23x30cm 208pp 225ills 150col 21.95 Visitor centres are in the spotlight in this edition, which opens with Silvio Cartas essay, Territory, Beauty and Monument, and features four exemplary projects: Giants Causeway by Heneghan Peng Architects, Stonehenge by Denton Corker Marshall, Tsing Tao Pearl Hill by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson and Jianamani by Atelier TeamMinus. Also in this issue, an exploration of polyvalence beyond flexibility by Nelson Mota, with projects by Agence Chochon-Pierre, nodo 17 and Ecker Architekten, plus new corporate think tanks and the trend for low-height buildings that strive not to interfere with the landscape lines of their natural contexts through use of materials and form.

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Ryuji Nakamura - Controlled And Uncontrolled Lines Lixil 2014 ISBN 9784864800068 Acqn 23548 Pb 15x21cm 158pp 200ills 150col 23.95 The sixteenth instalment of the Contemporary Architects Concept Series takes the delicately structured work of Japanese visual artist and architect Ryuji Nakamura as its theme. Nakamuras often room-filling installations are formed by regular patterns of lines that play with perceptions of scale, and are occasionally so thin as to almost disappear into the space around them. Filled with fascinating objects, structures and images, the book accompanies each project with short, contemplative texts by Nakamura that set forth an array of queries into the nature of structure, form, variation and spatiality. A captivating look at the complexity and depth of lines in architecture.

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Japan House R Equal Books 2014 ISBN 9788997603176 Acqn 23215 Hb 20x26cm 802pp 700ills 500col 120 This massive compendium features more than 50 residential projects in Japan from a selection of 27 up-and-coming and established Japanese architects, among them, Alphaville, Kenji Ido, Tato Architects, Yo Yamagata, Atelier Cube, Makoto Tanijiri and more. Each project profile contains detailed commentary, technical data, drawings and exemplary photographs, accompanied by biographical data about the architect or studio. Throughout the books almost 800 pages can be found stunningly modern homes, traditional solutions and highly innovative domestic concepts. A veritable showcase of contemporary Japanese design.

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The Arc - Designed By Asymptote Equal Books 2013 ISBN 9788997603169 Acqn 23518 Pb 19x25cm 208pp 275ills 200col 45 The ARC stands for the architecture or artistry of river culture, and contains an elegant and geometric approach that celebrates and records the Four Major Rivers Restoration Project in Korea. The multi-purpose pavilion for culture and leisure, located at the junction of the Kumho and Nakdong Rivers and designed by US-based Asymptote Architecture, is here the subject of an in-depth exploration of its history and fruition, from site to design concept, and from material to exhibition plan. Included are numerous highly detailed drawings, stunning photographs, and ample texts elucidating the projects every aspect, plus an interview with Asymptote principal Hani Rashid.

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Gilles Perraudin - Constructing In Massive Stone Today Les Presses Du Reel 2014 ISBN 9782840666806 Acqn 23544 Pb 20x30cm 64pp 49ills 9col 20 Architect Gilles Perraudin is a pioneer in sustainable and ecological architecture, and his office has been using stone as a structural element for fifteen years. According to him, We have presented and advocated the use of this material in many lectures, conferences and seminars in France and around the world. As our presentations are frequently met with the same questions, we decided to record the lessons of our experience in order to provide answers regarding the process. Rather than compiling an exhaustive volume on the topic, he chose for a construction manual that presents basic techniques and guidelines for massive stone construction.

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Arquitectura Viva 159 - Density Matters Arquitectura Viva SL 2014 no ISBN Acqn 23577 Pb 24x30cm 96pp 100ills 50col 18 'Arquitectura Viva' begins 2014 with an issue including six works by international architects in which density plays a leading role: the 360 Degree Building in So Paulo, by Isay Weinfeld; the Iceberg Housing in Aarhus, by JDS Architects; the Absolute Towers in Mississauga, by MAD Architects; the Basket Apartments in Paris, by OFIS; the Neo Bankside Housing in London, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners; and the Sliced Porosity Block in Chengdu, by Steven Holl.

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Havermans:Hielkema Architecten 1994-2014 Havermans:Hielkema 2014 ISBN 9789090280066 Acqn 23582 Hb 24x34cm 256pp 300ills 250col 52.50 This large-format monograph covers the last two decades of projects by the Dutch partnership of Lode Havermans and Abe Hielkema, designs which are characterised by their unspectacular simplicity, using straight lines and right angles as a way to eliminate arbitrariness. The architects aim not to create a better future, or comment on matters outside of architecture, but rather to make a useful contribution to the built environment. The selection of fourteen featured projects allows an in-depth look at the architectural perspectives that define them, while the inclusion of a complete list of works ensures nothing is omitted from this comprehensive portrait of the office and its practice.

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El Croquis 171 - Selgascano 2003-2013 El Croquis 2014 ISBN 9788488386793 Acqn 23607 Pb 25x34cm 268pp 350ills 250col 54.50 Spanish architects Jose Selgas and Lucia Cano are perhaps best recognised for the tunnel-like glass office they work from in the woods outside Madrid, but this special instalment casts its net more widely to cover the duos practice during the last decade. Besides an interview with the architects by Enrique Walker and essays by Ryue Nishizawa and the architects themselves, the pages feature more than 20 notable projects. From 55 dwellings in Amsterdam, Casa La Canaria and an eyewear shop in Cartagena, to their contribution at the 13th Venice Biennale and the renovation of Texas Square in Oranjestad, the projects are colourful, varied and, above all, imaginative.

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Arqitectura Viva 160 - Italian Beauty. Between Craftsmanship And Context Arquitectura Viva SL 2014 no ISBN Acqn 23612 Pb 24x30cm 96pp 100ills 50col 18 In this issue, 'Arquitectura Viva' includes eight works by Italian architects in their own country or abroad: the extension of the Kimbell Art Museum in Texas, by Renzo Piano; the new terminal at Shenzhen Baoan International Airport by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas; the school in Burgeis Castle by Werner Tscholl; the cemetery of Gubbio by Andrea Dragoni; the courts building in Venice by Cappai+Segantini; the MAST Foundation in Bologne by Labics Studio; the Antinori Winery in Bargino by Archea Associati, and the Salewa Headquarters in Bolzano by Cino Zucchi.

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AV Proyectos 061 - Dossier Anna Heringer Arquitectura Viva SL 2014 no ISBN Acqn 23613 Pb 24x30cm 96pp 100ills 50col 10.95 Laufen Manifesto: Ahumane Design Culture/ PFC COAM, Seven Selected Thesis Projects/ Norwegian and Dutch Recycled Playgrounds/ Kimbell Art Museum, Piano Meets Kahn/ Slow Talk: Bohnchang Koo at Ivory Press

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The Architect Is Present Museo ICO 2014 ISBN 9788461682416 Acqn 23614 Pb 24x30cm 144pp 150col ills 24 The exhibition The Architect is Present shows the work of five influential international studios who have turned austerity into their ethic and aesthetic motto. With offices located in five continents, these young architects work in underprivileged contexts, proving that scarcity of means can stimulate technical inventiveness and community participation, and become the basis for a responsible architecture where the vocation of service does not exclude beauty and emotion. From Norway and Germany to Burkina Faso, and from Paraguay to Australia passing through India or Thailand, these studios have built housing, rural schools or social centers with an extraordinary economy of means, admirable adaptation to collective needs and exemplary material execution.

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C3 355 - Funeral Between Nature And Artifact. Gateway To The Community C3 2014 no ISBN Acqn 23619 Pb 23x30cm 208pp 250ills 200col 21.95 This instalment brings three main themes to the fore: Funeral, between Nature and Artefact, Gateway to the Community and Artificially High. In the first, the reconciliation between the natural phenomenon of death and the built environment is examined, with the Welkenraedt Funeral Centre by Denthier Architecture and Andrea Dragonis Gubbio Cemetery Extension among the examples. New community projects in Lisbon, Washington DC and Brooklyn, New York, demonstrate the benefits of these focal points for cultural heritage in the second theme. The final theme shows five exceptional homes that attempt to rise above the surroundings, from rocky cliffs to sloping woods.

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Lebbeus Woods - Pamphlet Architecture 6. Reprint William Stout 2014 ISBN 9780981966779 Acqn 23627 Pb 18x22cm 24pp 10ills 1col 13.95 A reprint of the pamphlet that outlines Lebbeus Woods's ideas for a monolithic "Einstein's Tomb" in outer space. With a new poem by Susan Stewart, not in the original.

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GA Houses 136 - Project 2014 A.D.A.Edita Tokyo Co. Ltd. 2014 ISBN 9784871400848 Acqn 23646 Pb 23x30cm 208pp 350ills 150col 24.95 Project issue with houses by Alejandro Aravena, Sou Fujimoto, Zaha Hadid, Sean Godsell, Christian Kerez, Ryue Nishizawa, Pezo von Ellrichshausen, Peter Stutchbury, SelgasCano, Smiljan Radic, Hiroshi Sambuichi and many others.

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Peter Saenredam - In Den Bosch Lecturis 2013 ISBN 9789462260030 Acqn 23553 Pb 23x27cm 128pp 100ills 50col 26.50 In the last week of June 1632, Pieter Saenredam travelled from Haarlem to Den Bosch. That very month he had turned 35 years and already had a lengthy career as a draughtsman and painter behind him. Yet, as far as we know, it was the first time he left his residence for a substantial time to work elsewhere. Thus it must also have been an exciting journey, especially since he had only quite recently decided to fully specialize as an architectural painter. The drawing of local monuments indeed became his main occupation in Den Bosch.

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Exposure - Digital Research In Landscape Architecture RMIT University Press 2012 ISBN 9781922129109 Acqn 23616 Pb 19x25cm 278pp 40ills 20col 35 Encompassed by this publication is a project to map, engage, reimagine and investigate design, research and practice in landscape architecture. Aside from seeking the relationship between academic and practical approaches, it asks whether the design process can also be research in producing work that is exemplary in dealing with the complexities of the discipline. Evident is the existence of tension between pragmatics, performance and social position in approaches to design in landscape architecture. Richly illustrated, the book includes contributions by 25 practitioners in the field, among them, Hajime Ishikawa, Julian Raxworthy, Eduardo Rico and Elizabeth Mossop.

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Kerb 21 - Uncharted Territories RMIT University Press 2014 ISBN 9781922129222 Acqn 23600 Pb 21x30cm 124pp 80ills 50col 21.50 In this issue, practitioners of landscape architecture tread the line between creator and curator. It explores how the current global condition is influencing creators in the field, their methods, and the dynamic existent in the discipline between established and multidisciplinary practices. What are these modes of practice, to what are they responding, and how are they shifting todays practice? More importantly, how can design thinking such as this be applied to other domains? With a diverse selection of more than 25 international and local contributors, including Lateral Office, SOFTlab, Lucy McRae, Marina Abramovi, Daniel Bushaway, Futurefarmers and Estudi Mart Franch.

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