XS small structures, green architecture Phyllis Richardson. txt
Idioma: Español New York Universe Publisher 2007Edición: First publishedDescripción: 223 p. ill. (chiefly col.) 19 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9780789315250
- Small structures, green architecture
- NA2542.35 R53 2007
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A follow-up to the highly successful XS: Big Ideas, Small Buildings , this book features contemporary solutions to two of today's most challenging problems-how to conserve space and help save the environment. The design goals of the 40 houses included here are to build as small as possible, to harmonize with the site, to use natural heating and cooling techniques, and, above all, to combine aesthetic beauty with ecological sensitivity. The houses are striking in appearance, inexpensive to build, and totally functional, and will serve as inspiration for architects and potential owners.Designed by a variety of young international architects (among them Patkau, ShoP, Sean Godsel, and Klein Dytham) the projects featured here reveal an extraordinary degree of ingenuity within a tight, creative context or budget. As homeowners become more environmentally savvy and demand environmentally sound choices, a new generation of architects and builders is creating warm, inviting homes that cause only a fraction of the ecological impact of conventional building methods. The book is also a compelling manifesto that illustrates how ecological responsibility can reinvigorate contemporary architecture. Sustainability is not just good for the environment-it also propels architects toward new innovations and greater creativity.
"Originally published in the United Kingdom in 2007 as XS Green by Thames & Hudson Ltd."--Verso, t.p.
The view from outside -- Camera Obscura -- Garden Hut -- Mirador -- Sitooterie -- Split/View -- Vines Pavilion -- Camera Obscura -- Garden Pavilion -- Gazebo Kuusi -- Think Tank -- Material concerns -- Na Hale 'Eo Waiawi, Hawaii, USA -- Miele Space Station/WasAutoMatiek -- Turf House -- Ferry Go Round, Air Bridge, Space Maker -- Big Orbits -- Primary School Building -- Singing Ringing Tree -- Superadobe Structures -- Glass Dome -- An Urban Flowering -- Hairywood -- Greening of Detroit Pavilion -- Loftcube -- Urban Nomad Shelters -- Puppet Theatre -- Dream House -- Rucksack House -- Park Pavilion -- Touching the earth lightly -- La Petite Maison du Weekend -- Protest Shelter -- Future Shack -- ZigZag Cabin -- Tree Spheres -- 'Hybrid Muscle' -- Micro-Compact Home -- Poetic Utility -- HoneyHouse -- Footbridge -- HALO Communications Booth -- Temporary Fruit Warehouse -- Wedding Chapel -- Meeting Place -- Pigeon Loft -- Ferry Shelter -- Nelson Mandela Museum Pavilions -- Sources.
Stout, Oct/26/2007, 2008-481.
Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics
- Introduction: 'Think globally, act locally'(p. 010)
- The view from outside(p. 016)
- Camera Obscura Greenport, New York, USA(p. 020)
- Garden Hut Sant Miquel de Cruilles, Spain(p. 026)
- Mirador Zapallar, Chile(p. 030)
- Sitooterie Essex, England(p. 036)
- Split/View Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA(p. 038)
- Vines Pavilion Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Made(p. 042)
- Camera Obscura Aegina, Greece(p. 046)
- Garden Pavilion Toronto, Ontario, Canada(p. 050)
- Gazebo Kuusi Mantyharju, Finland(p. 054)
- Think Tank County Cork, Ireland(p. 058)
- Material concerns(p. 062)
- Na Hale 'Eo Waiawi, Hawaii, USA Toad Hall, California, USA(p. 066)
- Miele Space Station/WasAutoMatiek Rotterdam, The Netherlands(p. 072)
- Turf House Venice Biennale, Italy(p. 076)
- Ferry Go Round, Air Bridge, Space Maker Groningen, The Netherlands(p. 082)
- Big Orbits Buffalo, New York, USA(p. 088)
- Primary School Building Essex, England(p. 092)
- Singing Ringing Tree Lancashire, England(p. 098)
- Superadobe Structures Hesperia, California, USA(p. 100)
- Glass Dome Stuttgart, Germany(p. 104)
- An urban flowering(p. 108)
- Hairywood London, England(p. 112)
- Greening of Detroit Pavilion Detroit, Michigan, USA(p. 116)
- Loftcube Mobile Prototype, Germany Studio Aisslinger(p. 120)
- Urban Nomad Shelters Los Angeles, California, USA Electroland(p. 124)
- Puppet Theatre Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA(p. 126)
- Dream House Huesca, Spain(p. 132)
- Rucksack House Cologne, Germany(p. 134)
- Park Pavilion Hamburg, Germany(p. 138)
- Touching the earth lightly(p. 140)
- La Petite Maison du Weekend Mobile, Canada(p. 144)
- Protest Shelter Tasmania, Australia(p. 148)
- Future Shack Mobile, Australia(p. 150)
- ZigZag Cabin Wollombi, New South Wales, Australia(p. 154)
- Tree Spheres Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada(p. 158)
- 'Hybrid Muscle' Chiang Mai, Thailand(p. 162)
- Micro-Compact Home Munich, Germany(p. 166)
- Poetic utility(p. 170)
- HoneyHouse North Carolina, USA(p. 174)
- Footbridge Boudry, Switzerland(p. 178)
- HALO Communications Booth Prototype, USA(p. 184)
- Temporary Fruit Warehouse Santiago, Chile(p. 186)
- Wedding Chapel Kobuchizawa, Japan(p. 190)
- Meeting Place German-Czech Border(p. 194)
- Pigeon Loft Cambrai, France Matali Crasset with Andre Morin(p. 198)
- Ferry Shelter Tiree, Scotland(p. 202)
- Nelson Mandela Museum Pavilions Eastern Cape, South Africa(p. 208)
- Sources(p. 212)