Materials for design 2. Victoria Ballard Bell and Patrick Rand. txt
Editor: New York : Princeton Architectural Press , 2014Edición: 1st editionDescripción: 272 p. ill. ; col. ; plans ; 28 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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As architecture and design programs throughout the world break out of the classroom and adopt the holistic methods of design/build programs, the need for a textbook that bridges the gap between construction materials and design sensibility is sorely needed. In Materials for Design 2 , authors Victoria Ballard Bell and Patrick Rand revisit the format of their award-winning first volume and present sixty new case studies of materials put to imaginative use by today's brightest architects. Bell and Rand introduce each material type--glass, concrete, wood, metal, plastic, and stone--with new text describing its history and significance. Accessible case studies highlight recent advances in design and construction around the world--from a wooden church in Finland and huts in Thailand to a bank encased in a glass cube in Denmark. In a materials landscape that constantly changes to meet the demands of contemporary designers, Materials for Design 2 is an up-to-date guide to the best and most exciting materials at their disposal.
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Glass : Basque Health Department Headquarters, Bilbao, Spain / Coll-Barreu Arquitectos --
Glass townhouses, Venice, California / Sander Architects --
Factory extension, Murcia, Spain / Clavel Arquitectos --
Diana Center at Barnard College, New York / Weiss, Manfredi Architecture, Landscape, Urbanism --
Spiral Gallery, Shanghai, China / Atelier Deshaus --
The Crystal (Nykredit Bank), Copenhagen, Denmark / Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects --
Cité du Design, Saint-Étienne, France / LIN Architects --
Ernst Koller Pavilion, Basel, Switzerland / Berrel Berrel Kräutler Architekten --
Apple flagship store, Shanghai, China / Bohlin Cywinski Jackson --
Concrete : Hämeenlinna Provincial Archive / Hämeenlinna, Finland / Heikkinen-Komonen Architects --
Casa Pentimento, Quito, Ecuador / Jose Maria Sáez + David Barragán --
Design Indaba 10x10 housing project, Cape Town, South Africa / Design Space Africa Architects (formerly MMA Architects) --
Hanil Visitors Center and Guesthouse, Chungbuk, Korea / BCHO Architects with CAST (Center for Architectural Structures and Technology) --
Harmonia 57, São Paulo, Brazil / Triptyque --
Hiroshi Senju Museum, Karuizawa, Nagano, Japan / Ryue Nishizawa --
Italian Pavilion at World Expo 2010, Shanghai, China / Iodice Architetti --
Nk'Mip Desert Cultural Centre, Osoyoos, British Columbia, Canada / DIALOG (formerly Hoston Bakker Boniface Haden) --
RATP Bus Center / Paris, France / ECDM --
Wood : Stork Nest Farm, Dvůr Semtín, Olbramovice, Czech Republic / SGL Projekt --
Private residence in Riedikon, Uster, Switzerland / Gramazio & Kohler --
Viikki Church, Helsinki, Finland / JKMM Architects --
Soe Ker Tie House, Noh Bo, Thailand / TYIN Tegnestue Architects --
Harry Parker Community Boathouse, Boston, Massachusetts / Anmahian Winton Architects --
EcoWoodBox Kindergarten, Hanover, Germany / Despang Architekten --
Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago, Illinois / Studio Gang Architects --
Dairy house annex, Hadspen Estate, Somerset, England / Skene Catling de la Peña --
Metropol Parasol, Seville, Spain / J. Mayer H. Architects --
Skating Shelters, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada / Patkau Architects --
Metals : Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, Florida / Stanley Saitowitz, Natoma Architects --
St. Andrews Beach House, Victoria, Australia / Sean Godsell Architects --
Prefabricated nature, Cedeira, Spain / MYCC Architects --
OMS Stage, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada / 5468796 Architects --
Lady Bird Lake hiking trail restrooms, Austin, Texas / Miró Rivera Architects --
Kunst-Depot, Henze & Ketterer Art Gallery, Wichtrach, Switzerland / Gigon, Guyer Architekten --
Herstedlund Faelleshus Community Center, Albertslund, Denmark / Dorte Mandrup Arkitekter --
Halftecture 0, Chōō-ku, Osaka, Japan / Shuhei Endo --
Cantonal school canteen, Wettingen, Switzerland / :mlzd --
Artists' studios in Aberystwyth, Aberyswyth, Wales / Heatherwick Studio. Plastics : SelgasCano Architecture Office, Madrid, Spain / SelgasCano Arquitectos --
El B Conference Hall and Auditorium, Cartageña, Spain / SelgasCano Arquitectos --
Novartis Entrance Pavilion, Basel, Switzerland / Architect Marco Serra --
UK Pavilion at World Expo 2010, Shanghai, China / Heatherwick Studio --
Cellophane House, New York / KieranTimberlake Architects --
Anansi Playground Building, Utrecht, The Netherlands / Mulders vandenBerk Architecten --
Miroiterie Retail Building, Lausanne, Switzerland / B+W Architecture --
International Committee of the Red Cross Logistics Complex, Geneva, Switzerland / Group8 --
Plastic House, Gothenburg, Sweden / Unit Arkitektur --
MOOM tensegrity membrane structure, Chiba, Japan / Kazuhiro Kojima Laboratory, Tokyo University of Science --
Masonry : Secondary school, Dano, Burkina Faso / Diébédo Francis Kéré --
Brandhorst Museum, Munich, Germany / Sauerbruch Hutton --
Padre Pio Pilgrimage Church, Foggia, Italy / Renzo Piano Building Workshop --
South Asian Human Rights Documentation Centre, New Delhi, India / Anagram Architects --
NUWOG headquarters and housing, Neu-Ulm, Germany / Fink + Jocher --
Pope John Paul II Hall, Rijeka, Croatia / Randić-Turato Architects --
Chapel of St. Lawrence, Vantaa, Finland / Avanto Architects --
Warehouse 8B conversion, Madrid, Spain / Arturo Franco Architecture Studio --
Butaro Doctor's Housing / Burera District, Rwanda / Mass Design Group --
Silk Wall + J-Office, Shanghai, China /. Archi-Union Architects --
Center for Design Research, Lawrence, Kansas / Studio 804, University of Kansas --
La Pallissa, Catalonia, Spain / Cubus.
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Library Journal Review
This all-new international survey of contemporary materials of architectural design adds to the award-winning first volume. It is a beautiful book by two honored North Carolina design professionals: Bell in private practice in Raleigh and Rand at nearby North Carolina State University. They have partnered to focus on structural and decorative materials especially evident in exteriors. Over 50 buildings are beautifully illustrated, detailed, described, researched, and indexed. The coauthors' general write-ups are masterfully presented for everyone, but the technical manufacturing and constructional details are aimed at professionals. The first bibliographic entry is Edward Allen's Fundamentals of Building Construction. Allen taught this subject at MIT for 40 years, following his famous field trip to Italy that resulted in Stone Shelters. VERDICT Kudos to the authors and publishers for maintaining this book as a series, celebrating the materiality of architecture in a convincing way for students, teachers, practitioners, clients, and professionals. Every school offering design in its curriculum should buy this-public libraries as well. This second volume doubles the impact and the compact of the first.-Peter S. Kaufman, Boston Architectural Ctr. (c) Copyright 2014. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.CHOICE Review
In their first collaboration, Materials for Design (2006), Bell, an architect, and Rand (North Carolina State Univ.) raised readers' level of consciousness by showcasing the merging of architects' design intentions with their material palette. For this synthesis, they used the term "materiality." Materials for Design 2 now follows with 60 new case studies, all documenting various designers' comprehensive approaches to visual solutions. This volume is effectively a survey of projects focusing on various material types as being prevalent in the final design solution. Sections highlight glass, concrete, wood, metal, plastic, and masonry, along with a description citing the history of that particular material and its overall significance. The projects selected are recent, come from around the world, and present the most up-to-date use of the specific materials chosen. Each project has multiple high-quality color representations, and many have construction details. Summing Up: Recommended. All levels. R. P. Meden Marymount UniversityNotas de autor provistas por Syndetics
Victoria Ballard Bell is an architect who lives and works in Raleigh, NC.Patrick Rand is a professor in the School of Architecture at North Carolina State University College of Design.