Ma Yansong : entre la modernidad (global) y la tradición (local) = from (global) modernity to (local) tradition. / txt
Idioma: Español Barcelona : Actar, 2012Descripción: 382 p. ill. ; plans ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- NA1549.Y36 A4 2012
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MAD works in forward-looking environments
developing futuristic architecture based on a
contemporary interpretation of the eastern spirit
of nature. All of MAD's projects - from residential
complexes or offices to cultural centres - desire
to protect a sense of community and orientation
toward nature, offering people the freedom to
develop their own experience. Founded in 2004
by Ma Yansong, the office first earned worldwide
attention in 2006 by winning an international
competition to design a residential tower near
Toronto, expected to be completed in the summer
of 2012. MAD has been commissioned by clients
of all backgrounds, leading to an intriguing
combination of diverse project designs. MAD's
ongoing projects include two major cultural projects in Harbin: the China Wood Sculpture
Museum and Harbin Culture Island, an opera
house and cultural center that will retain the
original wetlands as an urban park between the
old and new city.
MAD is led by Ma Yansong, Dang Qun and
Yosuke Hayano. They have been awarded the
Young Architecture Award from the New York
Institute of Architects in 2006 and the 2011
RIBA international fellowship.
Includes Index.
Content:
4 Introducción_Introduction Fundación ICO / Museo ICO --
8 Introducción_Introduction Casa Asia --
14 Entre la modernidad (global) y la tradicional (local) --
62 From (Global) Modernity to (Local) Tradition --
110 Hacia una ciudad paisaje --
122 Towards a Landscape City --
Futuro / Future--
136 Rebuilt WTC (2002) --
140 Absolute Towers (2006) --
154 Ordos Museum (2005) --
176 Hutong Bubble 32 (2009) --
188 National Art Museum of Chia NAMOC (2011) --
206 China Wood Sculpture Museum (2009) --
214 Harbin Culture Island (2009) --
Naturaleza / Nature--
230 Hongluo Clubhouse (2006) --
240 Fake Hills (2008) --
252 Taichung Convention Centre (2009) --
262 Beijing Natural Museum (2011) --
274 Qunli Learning Centre (2009) --
282 Huangdu Art Centre (2008) --
292 Huangshan Mountain Village (2009) --
304 Urban Forest (2009) --
312 Amsterdam Zuidas (2011) --
322 Pingtan Art Museum (2012) --
Arte / Art --
334 Fish Tank (2004) --
342 Ink Ice (2006) --
348 Superstar (2008) --
356 State Fair Guggenheim (2009) --
360 Feeling are Facts (2010) --
370 Alessi Plate (2011) --
374 Little Rock Fountain Journal (2011) --
MAD works in forward-looking environments developing futuristic architecture based on a contemporary interpretation of the eastern spirit of nature. All of MAD's projects - from residential complexes or offices to cultural centres - desire to protect a sense of community and orientation toward nature, offering people the freedom to develop their own experience. Founded in 2004 by Ma Yansong, the office first earned worldwide attention in 2006 by winning an international competition to design a residential tower near Toronto, expected to be completed in the summer of 2012. MAD has been commissioned by clients of all backgrounds, leading to an intriguing combination of diverse project designs. MAD's ongoing projects include two major cultural projects in Harbin: the China Wood Sculpture Museum and Harbin Culture Island, an opera house and cultural center that will retain the original wetlands as an urban park between the old and new city. MAD is led by Ma Yansong, Dang Qun and Yosuke Hayano. They have been awarded the Young Architecture Award from the New York Institute of Architects in 2006 and the 2011 RIBA international fellowship.