Droese Raney X Design / [Drose Raney] written with Ian Volner. txt
Editor: Novato : Oro Editions, 2023Descripción: 437 p. ; ill. ; col. ; 28cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9781957183817
- 1957183810
- NA687 D79 2023
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Dallas-based architecture firm Droese Raney approaches each project with a generosity of spirit and sense of enthusiasm that encompasses not only client and design but also the physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being of the greater community. The result is a series of buildings and interiors that uses the principles of modern architecture to create comfortable, informal settings; attends to small details and to complex urban contents; highlights the contributions of artists and artisans; and above all tells a story of a specific time and place.
The 16 projects in Droese Raney x Design include retail outlets for Billy Reid, the Conservatory, and Neighborhood Goods, each highlighting a distinct, individualized brand; urban redevelopments such as Good-E and 2800 Main, which transform dilapidated historic structures into lively commercial and entertainment zones; and restaurants including José and Mi Cocina, which bring artisanal traditions to contemporary venues. Especially notable are Forty Five Ten, a four-story department store appointed entirely in Knoll furniture and textiles, and the Warehouse, a 31,000-square-foot space for art exhibition and storage. Interspersed between the projects are five first-person narratives from Droese Raney's noted clients and collaborators as well as a sixth with the "insider view" from the firm itself.
16 DESIGN X BASICS --
20 Billy Reid --
Collaboration: Billy Reid --
48 Neighborhood Goods --
74 Hatchways --
94 DESIGN X PROGRESS --
98 Good E --
130 2800 Main --
154 DESIGN X DESIRE --
158 Forty Five Ten --
Collaboration: Dorothy Cosonas --
210 The Warehouse --
Collaboration: Howard Rachofsky --
240 The Conservatory --
Collaboration: Brian Bolke --
264 DESIGN X CULTURE --
268 José --
Collaboration: José Noé Suro --
290 Personal Office --
304 Mi Cocina --
332 DESIGN X BALANCE --
336 Angie’s Condo --
348 Flying R Ranch --
366 Rheims Residence --
382 Geisler Residence --
404 DESIGN X VISION --
408 Sylvan/Pollard --
Collaboration: Droese Raney --
434 Project Credits --
437 Acknowledgments --
Dallas-based architecture firm Droese Raney approaches each project with a generosity of spirit and sense of enthusiasm that encompasses not only client and design but also the physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being of the greater community. The result is a series of buildings and interiors that uses the principles of modern architecture to create comfortable, informal settings; attends to small details and to complex urban contents; highlights the contributions of artists and artisans; and above all tells a story of a specific time and place. The 16 projects in Droese Raney x Design include retail outlets for Billy Reid, the Conservatory, and Neighborhood Goods, each highlighting a distinct, individualized brand; urban redevelopments such as Good-E and 2800 Main, which transform dilapidated historic structures into lively commercial and entertainment zones; and restaurants including José and Mi Cocina, which bring artisanal traditions to contemporary venues. Especially notable are Forty Five Ten, a four-story department store appointed entirely in Knoll furniture and textiles, and the Warehouse, a 31,000-square-foot space for art exhibition and storage. Interspersed between the projects are five first-person narratives from Droese Raney's noted clients and collaborators as well as a sixth with the "insider view" from the firm itself -- adapted from Amazon