Asymptote : flux. / Hani Rashid + Lise Anne Couture. txt
Idioma: Español London : Phaidon Press Limited , 2002Descripción: 239 p. ill. ;col. ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 0714841722
- 9780714841724
- Flux : Asymptote. / txt
- 22 720.922
- NA737.A83 R37 2002
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Asymptote, an award-winning New York-based architectural firm, expands the boundaries of traditional practice with work that ranges from buildings and urban design to computer-generated environments. Recognized internationally as both cutting-edge architects and virtual-reality artists, Asymptote partners Lise Anne Couture and Hani Rashid have designed and written the first book ever to document their 'real world' (as opposed to 'virtual') projects completed since 1995.
This body of work includes projects as diverse as the trading floor for the New York Stock Exchange, a multimedia research park in Kyoto, a modular furniture system for Knoll, and a centre for art and technology at the Soho Guggenheim Museum, New York. Rashid and Couture's work is highly intriguing because it draws inspiration from a wide range of sources not traditionally associated with architecture - among them the design of airline interiors, sporting equipment, organic systems such as seashells and honeycombs, and various means of communicating and disseminating information.
Asymptote presents a seamless trajectory of projects organized in a non-linear fashion and illustrated with installation photographs, collaged photographs, and computer-generated diagrams and environments. The projects are punctuated with descriptive text and the speculative writing for which Asymptote is known. Both partners combine architectural practice with teaching and this is strikingly evident in the accessible and thought-provoking result of Asymptote .
Include Bibliography
Fluxspace 1.0 Installation 2000 CCAC Institute, San Francisco, California --
Fluxspace 2.0 Pavillion 2000 Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy --
New York Stock Exchange Advanced Trading Floor 1997-2000 New York, New York --
NYSE 3DTF Virtual Reality Environment 1997-2000 New York, New York --
TEDX 1999 Multi-dimensional data model --
Guggenheim Virtual Museum 1999-2001 New York, New York --
BMW Event and Deliver Center 2001 Munich, Germany --
World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Headquarters 1998 Geneva, Switzerland --
Univers Theater 1996-1997 Aarhus, Denmark --
Writing Space, 1996 International Paper Biennale 1996 Hoesch Museum, Duren, Germany --
Architexturing Copenhagen 1995 Urban design study --
Experimental Music Theater 1998 Graz, Austria --
Technology Culture Museum 1999 New York, New York --
Kyoto Multimedia Center 1996-1998 Kyoto, Japan --
Kyoto Research Park 1996-1998 Kyoto, Japan --
B-scapes 1999 Drawing and imaging studies --
Knoll A3 Furniture System 1999-2002 --
A3 Showroom 2001 Chicago, Illinois --
Guggenheim Center for Art and Technology 1999-2000 New York, New York --
Airport Urbanism 2000 Project --
Dodger Stadium 2000 Los Angeles, California --
The Incubator 1999 Armory Building, San Francisco, California --
I-Scapes 1999 Digital Drawings --
I-Scapes Multiple 1999 Frederieke Taylor-TZ Art Gallery, New York, New York --
I-Scapes installation 1999 Frederieke Taylor-TZ Art Gallery, New York, New York --
M-Scapes 2001 Digital Drawings --
Hydra-pier 2001 Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands --
Mercedes-Benz Museum of the Automobile 2001 Stuttgart, Germany --
Eyebeam Museum of Art and Technology 2001 New York, New York --
Offside On installation 1999 Henry Urbach Gallery, New York, New York --
Claudia Hill Show Time Space Installation and Fashion Show 2000 Eyebeam Atelier, New York, New York --
Asymptote Flux 2002 New York, New York --
Asymptote, an award-winning New York City-based architectural firm, expands the boundaries of traditional practice with work that ranges from buildings and urban design to computer-generated environments. Recognized internationally as both cutting-edge architects and virtual-reality artists, Asymptote partners Lise Anne Couture and Hani Rashid have designed and written the first book to document their 'real world' (as opposed to virtual) projects completed since 1995. It includes work as diverse as a trading floor for the New York Stock Exchange; a multimedia research park in Kyoto, Japan; a modular furniture system for Knoll; and a centre for art and technology for the Guggenheim Museum in Soho, New York. Rashid and Couture's work is intriguing because it draws inspiration from a wide range of sources not traditionally associated with architecture - among them the design of airline interiors, sporting equipment, and organic systems like seashells and honeycombs; and various means of communicating and disseminating information. Asymptote presents a seamless trajectory of projects organized in a non-linear fashion and illustrated with installation photographs, collaged photographs, and computer-generated diagrams and environments. The projects are interspersed with descriptive text and the speculative writing that Asymptote is known for. Both partners combine architectural practice with teaching, Rashid at Columbia University and Couture at Columbia and Parsons School of Design.
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Lise Anne Couture received a Master of Architecture degree from Yale University in 1986. She has held academic appointments at several institutions, including the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, the Stadelschule in Frankfurt, Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the University of Montreal. She is currently on the faculty board of the Department of Architecture at Parsons School of Design and of Columbia University, both in New York.Hani Rashid received his Master of Architecture degree from Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan. He has taught at a variety of schools, including the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen, the Berlage Institute in Amsterdam, the Technical University in Vienna, Lund University in Sweden, and Harvard University. He is currently Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture at the Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning at Columbia University in New York.