Pacific modern. Raul A. Barreneche. txt
New York, N.Y. : Rizzoli , 2006Descripción: 224 p. ill.; col.; plans. 24 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 0847827658
- 9780847827657
- Architecture Domestic -- Pacific Area
- Architecture -- Pacific Area -- History -- 20th century
- Architecture -- Pacific Area -- History -- 21st century
- Architecture Domestic -- Australia -- Pictorial works
- Architecture Domestic -- New Zealand -- Pictorial works
- Architecture Domestic -- Asia -- Pictorial works
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Asia
- 728.0993 22
- NA7468.9 B37 2006
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Southeast Asia and Oceania are global epicenters of economic growth, and Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines in particular have each enjoyed building booms that include modern houses designed by some of the world's most talented architects. And though these countries feature rich variations in culture, language, and in some cases climate, their contemporary residential architectures share many similar characteristics. Sometimes these are crisp residential designs rendered in the most modern forms, while in other cases architects draw on local cultural or vernacular building materials, such as stone or wood, to create houses that, while still undeniably modern, are very much of their place. But the most ambitious and innovative of these projects all maintain a strong design sensibility that transcends geographic borders. Pacific Modern is a spectacularly illustrated tour of the most exciting examples of residential architecture in these regions. Among the architects whose work is presented are Glenn Murcutt, Sean Godsell, Burley Katon Halliday, Engelen Moore, Kerry Hill, and Fearon Hay.
Bowral House, Kangaloon, Australia : Glenn Murcutt, architect --
Bay of Islands House, Rawhiti, New Zealand : Fearon Hay Architects --
Vineyard House, Mornington Peninsula, Australia : John Wardle Architects --
Coromandel Beach House, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand : Crosson Clarke Architects --
Bartlett/Pennington House, Sydney, Australia : Burley Katon Halliday --
Hobson Bay House, Auckland, New Zealand : Stevens Lawson Architects --
Fulton Road House, Singapore : Forum Architects --
Spry House, Point Piper, Australia : Durbach Block Architects --
Hughes/Kinugawa House, Auckland, New Zealand : Andrew Lister Architect --
Pablito Calma House, Manila, Philippines : Lor Calma Design Associates --
Rose House, Kiama, Australia : Engelen Moore, architect --
Clifford-Forsyth House, Auckland, New Zealand : Patrick Clifford/Architectus --
Three Houses on Jervois Road, Singapore : Bedmar & Shi, Architects --
Glade House, McMasters Beach, Australia : Stutchbury & Pape, architects --
Shark Alley House, Great Barrier Island, New Zealand : Fearon Hay Architects --
Peninsula House, Mornington Peninsula, Australia : Sean Godsell, architect --
Paihia Retreat, Paihia, New Zealand : André Hodgskin Architects --
V42 House, Bangkok, Thailand : Duangrit Bunnag Architect --
Andrew Road House, Singapore : SCDA Architects --
Fletcher-Page House, Kangaroo Valley, Australia : Glenn Murcutt, Architect --
Mackerel Beach House, Mackerel Beach, Australia : Casey Brown Architects --
North Shore House, Auckland, New Zealand : Architectus --
House in Kangaroo Valley, Kangaroo Valley, Australia : Alexander Michael & Associates --
Sharek House, Auckland, New Zealand : Andrew Lister Architect --
Holman House, Dover Heights, Australia : Durbach Block Architects. --
Southeast Asia and Oceania are global epicenters of economic growth, and Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines in particular have each enjoyed building booms that include modern houses designed by some of the world's most talented architects. And though these countries feature rich variations in culture, language, and in some cases climate, their contemporary residential architectures share many similar characteristics. Sometimes these are crisp residential designs rendered in the most modern forms, while in other cases architects draw on local cultural or vernacular building materials, such as stone or wood, to create houses that, while still undeniably modern, are very much of their place. But the most ambitious and innovative of these projects all maintain a strong design sensibility that transcends geographic borders. Pacific Modern is a spectacularly illustrated tour of the most exciting examples of residential architecture in these regions. Among the architects whose work is presented are Glenn Murcutt, Sean Godsell, Burley Katon Halliday, Engelen Moore, Kerry Hill, and Fearon Hay.