Seeking the essential / Raul di Pace. txt

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Pace, Raul di [author.]

Editor: Chadstone, Victoria ; New York, NY : The Images Publishing Group, 2023Descripción: 253 p. : ill. ; col. ; plans ; 31 cmTipo de contenido:

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volume

ISBN:

9781864705874
1864705876

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Clasificación LoC:

NA7298 P33 2023

Contenidos:

6 Prefácio / Preface -- Casas / Houses: 12 Rua Santa Judite -- 22 Rua Vicente Góes E Aranha -- 32 Rua Inglaterra -- 38 Avenida Floresta -- 48 Rua Guatemala -- 54 Rua Margarida Galvao -- 60 Praca Vinícius De Morais -- 66 Tel Aviv, Israel -- 72 Rua Oscar Americano -- 78 Rua Antonio Baptista Pereira -- 84 Rua Espanha -- 90 Aracatuba -- 96 Rua Das Amoreiras -- 102 Jandira -- 108 Av. Piracicaba -- 114 Av. Sorocaba -- 120 Avaré -- 128 Staub -- 134 Rua Antonio Andrade Rebelo -- 142 Praia Da Enseada -- 148 Praia De Iporanga -- Apartamentos & Edificios / Apartments & Buildings: 156 Condomínio Villa Adriano E Villa Savoy -- 166 Edifício Giuseppe Fiorelli -- 174 Rua José Jannarelli -- 180 Rua Castilho Cabral -- 184 Rua Castilho Cabral -- Comercial & Religioso / Commercial & Religious -- 192 Clínica Oftalmología -- 198 Capela Em Avaré -- 204 Mostra Casa Cor Em Sao Paulo -- 212 Hotel Kuriuwa -- 224 Escritório Santo André -- 230 Galeria Clóvis De Oliveira -- Concursos Públicos / Public Competitions: 238 Museu Exploratório De Ciencias -- 246 Centro De Convencoes Em Cabo Frio -- 255 Agradecimientos / Acknowledgments --

Resumen: Provides a fresh perspective and contemporary analysis of the architecture and design of Brazillian architect Raul di Pace's practice. The architecture work of Brazil-based Raul di Pace is guided by creativity and innovation, and always comes with the awareness that it is providing a service to its customer. The firm's ideas happen naturally, and relate to the needs of the residents and their dreams for the place where they will live. A house is a place that must adapt to fit in with the time for which it is designed, and then it must continue to be a living environment as time and generations evolve. Before, cities had no running water and electricity - today most things are automated. To follow time is to adapt to new technologies, new materials, new habits and demands. We cannot imagine something as unchangeable, untouchable. A contemporary house cannot be simply a sanctuary. It should primarily be a pleasant space which provides adequate housing that serves the residents before anything else; it is up to the architect to remake, adapt, orient and reorient - all the while fulfilling this overall mission.0Since the beginning, Raul di Pace's architecture is about the search to reinvent oneself, to propose new solutions, build to suit specific purposes. Heavily influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright's work, which was a process of reinvention from start to finish, this highly anticipated volume shows how Raul di Pace continues to reinvent its language based on the same premise: make less, splurge less, seek the essential

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The architecture work of Brazil-based Raul di Pace is guided by creativity and innovation. The firm's focus always comes with the awareness that it is providing a service to its customer. The firm's ideas happen naturally, and relate to the needs of the residents and their dreams for the place where they will live. A house is a place that must adapt to fit in with the time for which it is designed, and then it must continue to be a living environment as time and generations evolve. Before, cities had no running water and electricity--today most things are automated. To follow time is to adapt to new technologies, new materials, new habits and demands. We cannot imagine something as unchangeable, untouchable. A contemporary house cannot be simply a sanctuary. It should primarily be a pleasant space that provides adequate housing that serves the residents before anything else; it is up to the architect to remake, adapt, orient and reorient--all the while fulfilling this overall mission. Since the beginning, Raul di Pace's architecture is about the search to reinvent oneself, to propose new solutions, built to suit specific purposes. Heavily influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright's work, which was a process of reinvention from start to finish, this highly anticipated volume shows how Raul di Pace continues to reinvent its language based on the same premise: make less, splurge less, seek the essential.

Text in English and Portuguese.

This richly illustrated monograph provides a fresh perspective and contemporary analysis of the architecture and designs of Brazilian based Raul di Pace's unique practice.

6 Prefácio / Preface --
Casas / Houses:
12 Rua Santa Judite --
22 Rua Vicente Góes E Aranha --
32 Rua Inglaterra --
38 Avenida Floresta --
48 Rua Guatemala --
54 Rua Margarida Galvao --
60 Praca Vinícius De Morais --
66 Tel Aviv, Israel --
72 Rua Oscar Americano --
78 Rua Antonio Baptista Pereira --
84 Rua Espanha --
90 Aracatuba --
96 Rua Das Amoreiras --
102 Jandira --
108 Av. Piracicaba --
114 Av. Sorocaba --
120 Avaré --
128 Staub --
134 Rua Antonio Andrade Rebelo --
142 Praia Da Enseada --
148 Praia De Iporanga --
Apartamentos & Edificios / Apartments & Buildings:
156 Condomínio Villa Adriano E Villa Savoy --
166 Edifício Giuseppe Fiorelli --
174 Rua José Jannarelli --
180 Rua Castilho Cabral --
184 Rua Castilho Cabral --
Comercial & Religioso / Commercial & Religious --
192 Clínica Oftalmología --
198 Capela Em Avaré --
204 Mostra Casa Cor Em Sao Paulo --
212 Hotel Kuriuwa --
224 Escritório Santo André --
230 Galeria Clóvis De Oliveira --
Concursos Públicos / Public Competitions:
238 Museu Exploratório De Ciencias --
246 Centro De Convencoes Em Cabo Frio --
255 Agradecimientos / Acknowledgments --

Provides a fresh perspective and contemporary analysis of the architecture and design of Brazillian architect Raul di Pace's practice. The architecture work of Brazil-based Raul di Pace is guided by creativity and innovation, and always comes with the awareness that it is providing a service to its customer. The firm's ideas happen naturally, and relate to the needs of the residents and their dreams for the place where they will live. A house is a place that must adapt to fit in with the time for which it is designed, and then it must continue to be a living environment as time and generations evolve. Before, cities had no running water and electricity - today most things are automated. To follow time is to adapt to new technologies, new materials, new habits and demands. We cannot imagine something as unchangeable, untouchable. A contemporary house cannot be simply a sanctuary. It should primarily be a pleasant space which provides adequate housing that serves the residents before anything else; it is up to the architect to remake, adapt, orient and reorient - all the while fulfilling this overall mission.0Since the beginning, Raul di Pace's architecture is about the search to reinvent oneself, to propose new solutions, build to suit specific purposes. Heavily influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright's work, which was a process of reinvention from start to finish, this highly anticipated volume shows how Raul di Pace continues to reinvent its language based on the same premise: make less, splurge less, seek the essential

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Raul di Pace's passion for architecture was ignited through a very strong response to a design-based heritage that stretches back decades through the architectural and design works of his father Ugo di Pace and grandfather Vittorio di Pace, who were both responsible for hundreds of high-profile projects in both Europe and Brazil. After graduating from architecture school in Brazil, Raul di Pace spent many years traveling in Europe, and then the United States to see the work of several of the world's most renowned architects, such as Wassili and Hans Luckhardt, Peter Behrens, Bruno Taut, Eric Mendelsohn, Frank Lloyd Wright, Le Corbusier, Paul Rudolph, Eero Saarinen, Richard Neutra, Louis I. Kahn, and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. He ventured through Africa, Macau, Hong Kong, and Japan to see works by Tadao Ando, Fumihiko Maki, Shigeru Ban, Toyo Ito, and Kenzō Tange. Raul has always been fascinated by the highly contemporary lines in the works of these luminaries; many other architects also contributed a great deal to the expansion of his architectonic repertoire, such as Antoni Gaudí, Affonso Eduardo Reidy, Renzo Piano, Álvaro Siza Vieira, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and Norman Foster, among many others. After many decades, Raul's professional practice has accumulated significant experience and developed an enriching architectural language; he continues to evolve and the search for new solutions is what motivates him. He strives for a language with pure and direct lines. His works--covering numerous residential projects and other renovation, adaptation, and restoration of commercial and public projects in Brazil and abroad--are characterized by amplitude in the environment and a lightness in form, the integration between the internal and external environment; a combination of nature and the artificial, always taking care to flood the spaces with natural light; revealing Raul's free-spirited approach and aesthetics.

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