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Nano house : innovations for small dwellings. / Phyllis Richardson. txt

Por: London : Thames & Hudson, Inc. , 2011Descripción: 224 p. ill.; col.; plans. 21 cmTipo de contenido:
  • text
Tipo de medio:
  • unmediaded
Tipo de soporte:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780500342732
  • 0500342733
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 728.37
Clasificación LoC:
  • NA7533 R534 2011
Contenidos:
Built compact houses -- Villa Hermina : HŠH Architekti, Cernín, Czech Republic -- House In Hiro : Suppose Design Office, Hiroshima, Japan -- Casa XS : Bak Arquitectos, Mar Azul, Argentina -- XXS House : Dekleva Gregorič Arhitekti, Ljubljana, Slovenia -- L41: Michael Katz, Janet Corne, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada -- House Lina : Ulrich Aspetsberger, Caramel Architekten, Linz, Austria -- Trailerwrap : Michael Hughes and students University of Colorado-Boulder, USA -- A Forest for A Moon Dazzler -- Benjamin Garcia Saxe, Guanacaste, Costa Rica -- One+ Minihouse : Add-A-Room, Stockholm, Sweden -- Small and mobile -- Blob : dmvA Architecten, Antwerp, Belgium -- Silberfisch : Confused-Direction, Oldenburg, Germany -- Fincube : Studio Aisslinger, Bozen, Italy -- Shelter No. 2 -- Broissin Architects, Tepotzotlán, Mexico -- Roll-It : Institut für Entwerien und Bautechnik, University of Karlsruhe, Germany -- Pod Home : Lisa Tilder, Stephen Turk, Ohio State University, USA -- Arkiboat : Drew Heath, Sydney, Australia -- Bubble House : Mmasa Arquitectos, A Coruna, Spain -- Micro-retreats -- Casa Invitados : AAtA Arquitectos, Licancheu, Chile -- Merry-Go-Round House : Bureau Ira Koers, Drenthe, Netherlands -- Vacation cabin : Stephen Atkinson Architecture, Durango, Colorado, USA -- Le Cabanon : Cyril Brulé, Atelier Correia Villiers-en-Morvan, France -- Chen House : Casagrande Laboratory, Sanjhih, Taipei, Taiwan -- Sunset cabin : Taylor Smyth Architects, Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada -- Earth house : BCHO Architects, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea -- Holiday house : Paan Architects, Väto, Sweden -- Bath house : Craig Chatman, ARKit, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia -- Big ideas for low energy -- Paco 3M3 : Jo Nagasaka and Schemata Architecture Office, Tokyo, Japan -- Boxhome : Rintala Eggertsson Architects, Oslo, Norway -- Silo House : Cornell University, Solar Decathlon 2009, USA -- Solar House I : Ohio State University, Solar Decathlon 2009, USA -- Lumenhaus : Virginia Tech University, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain -- Ikaros House : University of Applied Sciences Rosenheim, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain -- Napevomo : Arts et Metiers Paris Tech, Bordeaux, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain -- Fablab House -- IAAC with the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain -- Smartbox : University of Wuppertal, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain -- Big ideas multiplied -- Instant Lung : Ryszard Rychlicki, 2Ram, Milan, Italy -- Morerava Cottages : AATA Arquitectos, Easter Island, Chile -- House Arc : Joseph Bellomo Architects, Hawaii, USA -- Meadow Cottages : Patkau Architects, Mill Run, Pennsylvania, USA -- Soe Ker Tie Houses : Tyin Tegnestue, Noh Bo, Tak, Thailand -- Peak Series : Vision Division, Solna, Sweden -- Half-A-House : Elemental Chile, Monterrey, Mexico/ Milan, Italy. --
Resumen: Space is at a premium in growing cities. In the countryside, we want to preserve nature and the landscape. In impoverished parts of the world, the necessity for sustainable and economical shelter is stronger than ever.Lifestyles and daily routines are also changing. We live in an interconnected world in which digital communication, information, and entertainment are pervasive. Yet basic human needs remain constant: a roof over our heads and somewhere to cook, eat, and sleep. Increasingly, we look for ways to occupy our habitats more ecologically, flexibly, and efficiently. Digital design tools, sustainable materials, and new prefabrication technologies have led to an explosion in innovative ideas for designing domestic spaces, particularly those in tight surroundings. All the homes in Nano House are drawn from a broad array of climatic and environmental contexts, building methods, and spatial innovations. This lively book is the perfect resource and inspiration for designers, architects, builders ”for anyone looking to maximize living space with minimal environmental impact.
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Nano House presents the latest and most exciting solutions for houses where space is at a premium, nature must be preserved or accommodation created for those who need it most.

In our growing cities, space is at a premium. In the countryside, we want to preserve the landscape and build as 'lightly' as possible and in impoverished parts of the world the need for sustainable, economical shelter is stronger than ever. At the same time, digital design tools, eco-materials and new prefabrication technologies have all led to an explosion in innovative ideas for our domestic spaces.

Today's challenge for architects and designers is to produce small-scale habitats that are more ecological, flexible and efficient, as well as adhering to modern standards of style and comfort.

Built compact houses --
Villa Hermina : HŠH Architekti, Cernín, Czech Republic --
House In Hiro : Suppose Design Office, Hiroshima, Japan --
Casa XS : Bak Arquitectos, Mar Azul, Argentina --
XXS House : Dekleva Gregorič Arhitekti, Ljubljana, Slovenia --
L41: Michael Katz, Janet Corne, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada --
House Lina : Ulrich Aspetsberger, Caramel Architekten, Linz, Austria --
Trailerwrap : Michael Hughes and students University of Colorado-Boulder, USA --
A Forest for A Moon Dazzler -- Benjamin Garcia Saxe, Guanacaste, Costa Rica --
One+ Minihouse : Add-A-Room, Stockholm, Sweden --
Small and mobile --
Blob : dmvA Architecten, Antwerp, Belgium --
Silberfisch : Confused-Direction, Oldenburg, Germany --
Fincube : Studio Aisslinger, Bozen, Italy --
Shelter No. 2 -- Broissin Architects, Tepotzotlán, Mexico --
Roll-It : Institut für Entwerien und Bautechnik, University of Karlsruhe, Germany --
Pod Home : Lisa Tilder, Stephen Turk, Ohio State University, USA --
Arkiboat : Drew Heath, Sydney, Australia --
Bubble House : Mmasa Arquitectos, A Coruna, Spain --
Micro-retreats --
Casa Invitados : AAtA Arquitectos, Licancheu, Chile --
Merry-Go-Round House : Bureau Ira Koers, Drenthe, Netherlands --
Vacation cabin : Stephen Atkinson Architecture, Durango, Colorado, USA --
Le Cabanon : Cyril Brulé, Atelier Correia Villiers-en-Morvan, France --
Chen House : Casagrande Laboratory, Sanjhih, Taipei, Taiwan --
Sunset cabin : Taylor Smyth Architects, Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada --
Earth house : BCHO Architects, Gyeonggi-Do, South Korea --
Holiday house : Paan Architects, Väto, Sweden --
Bath house : Craig Chatman, ARKit, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia --
Big ideas for low energy -- Paco 3M3 : Jo Nagasaka and Schemata Architecture Office, Tokyo, Japan --
Boxhome : Rintala Eggertsson Architects, Oslo, Norway --
Silo House : Cornell University, Solar Decathlon 2009, USA --
Solar House I : Ohio State University, Solar Decathlon 2009, USA --
Lumenhaus : Virginia Tech University, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain --
Ikaros House : University of Applied Sciences Rosenheim, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain --
Napevomo : Arts et Metiers Paris Tech, Bordeaux, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain --
Fablab House -- IAAC with the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain --
Smartbox : University of Wuppertal, Solar Decathlon Europe 2010, Spain --
Big ideas multiplied -- Instant Lung : Ryszard Rychlicki, 2Ram, Milan, Italy --
Morerava Cottages : AATA Arquitectos, Easter Island, Chile --
House Arc : Joseph Bellomo Architects, Hawaii, USA --
Meadow Cottages : Patkau Architects, Mill Run, Pennsylvania, USA --
Soe Ker Tie Houses : Tyin Tegnestue, Noh Bo, Tak, Thailand --
Peak Series : Vision Division, Solna, Sweden --
Half-A-House : Elemental Chile, Monterrey, Mexico/ Milan, Italy. --

Space is at a premium in growing cities. In the countryside, we want to preserve nature and the landscape. In impoverished parts of the world, the necessity for sustainable and economical shelter is stronger than ever.Lifestyles and daily routines are also changing. We live in an interconnected world in which digital communication, information, and entertainment are pervasive. Yet basic human needs remain constant: a roof over our heads and somewhere to cook, eat, and sleep. Increasingly, we look for ways to occupy our habitats more ecologically, flexibly, and efficiently. Digital design tools, sustainable materials, and new prefabrication technologies have led to an explosion in innovative ideas for designing domestic spaces, particularly those in tight surroundings. All the homes in Nano House are drawn from a broad array of climatic and environmental contexts, building methods, and spatial innovations. This lively book is the perfect resource and inspiration for designers, architects, builders ”for anyone looking to maximize living space with minimal environmental impact.

Alibris, Jan/17/2012, 2012-435.

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Publishers Weekly Review

This wonderful compilation of photos accompanied by brief, informative essays presents a definitive review of micro-habitations, or "nano houses." A variety of shapes and designs from around the globe are presented to exhibit how one can downsize and still live luxuriously. Though some homes are intricate and ornate-like the sophisticated, complex "Moon Dazzler" in Guanacaste, Costa Rica with bamboo screens for walls-others, like the Czech Republic's "Villa Hermina," display a cozy minimalism. The appropriately-named and barrel-esque German model, "Roll-It," along with the egg-shaped Belgian "Blob" demonstrate how small can still be both innovative and surprisingly comfortable. Design and architecture enthusiasts as well as readers concerned with environmental issues and alternative housing will find this book informative and inspiring. Photos. (Oct.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

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Phyllis Richardson has published numerous books on lifestyle, interiors and building, including multiple volumes of the 'StyleCity' travel series.
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