Sordo Madaleno Urban transformation

This comprehensive volume documents the work of the exceptional architect s and designer Emilio Ambasz, whose main concern is to integrate nature and construction into architectural design. Ambasz is regarded as one of the most important pioneers of Green Architecture. In his work a combination of landscape and architecture emerges, in which his respect for the environment and ecological sustainability becomes clear. Ambasz, a native of Argentina as well as a Spanish citizen by special grant of 2004, is also well known for his industrial and graphic design accomplishments, which are of immense scope and astounding variety. They range from diesel engines and streetlights, flashlights, and spotlights to portable TV players, flexible pens, fold-out watches, and innovative office chairs. In his time as curator of design at the Museum of Modern Art in New York (1969-1976) he directed and installed numerous influental exhibitions on architecture and industrial design, amongst them Italy : The New Domestic Landscape and The Taxi Project.

Emilio Ambasz: Emerging Nature - Precursor of Architecture and Design

The REACH - The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts - Steven Holl Architects

Frank Lloyd Wright - Unpacking the archive

Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream

Dans les photographies de Lucien Hervé l'ombre et la lumière forment des contrastent riches et parfois violents, des compositions où se retrouvent sans doute les traces proches ou lointaines des recherches du Bauhaus ou des constructivistes, en tous cas le goût de réinterprétation ou de structuration du monde, de l'invention permanente. Pierre Puttemans - Avi Keitelman

Lucien Hervé - L'oeil de l'architecte

At fast, here is the first book of reference on the works of Pierre Paulin, a major figure in the French design world in the second half of the 20th century. Analyzing Pierre Paulin's career from many different angles, this book, rather than a "catalogue raisonné," is a genuine tool for reflection. It presents a rigorous selection of significant pieces, some never before published, including over seventy drawings and plans from the designer's archives. From The Tongue to the Ribbon Chair, the now iconic seats imagined by Pierre Paulin are today embedded in our collective unconscious. His original approach to techniques and aesthetics establish him firmly among those who made international design history. Excelling in the development of electric shavers as well as in the renovation work on the French President's residence, the Élysée Palace, and the Louvre, responding with equal passion to commissions from private individuals, government and industry, Pierre Paulin is furthermore a forerunner in interior architecture and staging, in the creation of furniture and industrial objects, and as art director and agency head.

Sordo Madaleno Urban transformation

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