Get Off of My Cloud : Wolf D. Prix, Coop Himmelb(l)au : texts, 1968-2005. / edited by Martina Kandeler-Fritsch and Thomas Kramer. txt
Idioma: Español Germany : Hatje Cantz, 2005Descripción: 525 p. ill. ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- Wolf D. Prix, Coop Himmelblau, texts
- NA1008.5 C65 2005
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Coop Himmelb(l)au was founded in 1968 in Vienna, Austria, by Wolf D. Prix and Helmut Swiczinsky, and has been working steadily since in the fields of architecture, urbanism, design and art. Among the architectural projects that have helped to develop the firm's international reputation are the roof extension on Falkestrasse in Vienna and the UFA cinemas in Dresden. Its most recent undertakings include the headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt/Main, the JVC New Urban Entertainment Center in Guadalajara, Mexico, and a crop of new buildings in China. Those currently under construction include the Akron Art Museum in Ohio and the BMW entertainment center in Munich. Texts play a prominent role in the creativity of this distinguished pair of architects, and Get Off of My Cloud brings together a representative selection of their writings: plans, aphorisms, interviews, statements, critiques, speeches and lectures. The collection offers unequaled insights into the theoretical and artistic content of Coop Himmelb(l)au's extensive oeuvre.
Contents:
14 Foreword Jeffrey Kipnis --
20 Foreword Christian Reder --
Programmatic --
24 Coop Himmelblau Is Not a Color 1968 --
25 Our Architecture Has no Physical Ground Plan 1968 --
26 In the beginning Was the City 1968 --
27 It Is Not That We Should Change 1970 --
28 The Rift in the Mind of the City Dweller 1977 --
35 Beautiful Living Makes Frozen Lives 1978 --
36 The Future of the Splendid Desolation 1978 --
38 City of Nature 1978 --
39 The Poetry of Desolation 1979 --
40 The Tougher Architecture 1980 --
45 And This Is How It Works 1982 --
46 Architecture Must Blaze 1980 --
47 Sections through Open Architecture 1980 --
48 The Drawing is important to Us 1982 --
49 The Open System 1982 --
50 Architecture Is Not Accommodating 1983 --
55 Open Architecture 1983 --
56 The Dissipation of Our Bodies in the city 1988 --
58 On the Edge 1990 --
59 For Us, a City is 1990 --
60 Our Architecture Has Four Cities and Seven Lives 1990 --
64 Desert Storm 1993 --
69 The End of Space Is the Beginning of Architecture 1993 --
71 Planning concepts 1993 --
72 The Architecture of Clouds 1995 --
Selected Project Texts --
76 Villa Rosa 1968 --
78 Villa Rosa II 1968 --
80 The Cloud 1968 --
82 Feedback Vibration City 1971 --
84 Reiss Bar 1977 --
86 Hot Flat 1978 --
88 Roter Engel (Red Angel) 1980 --
90 The Temperature Wing 1982 --
92 Merz School 1981 --
94 Architecture IS Now 1982 --
96 Open House 1983 --
100 Youth Center Berlin 1983 --
102 Skyline 1985 --
104 Form-mutation, 1986 --
106 The Heart of a city, Melun Senart 1983 --
108 Like Sugar. White on White 1994 --
Lectures --
112 Architecture Must blaze 1984 --
150 The City as a Field of Clouds 1996 --
166 More and less 1998 --
184 Architecture at the End of the Twentieth Century 1998 --
202 “Let Be Realist. Let’s do the Impossible” 1999 --
220 Space for a change 2000 --
Interviews --
228 The Desire for Oblique Walls 1986 --
232 We Were Young and Very Bored 1988 --
250 Body-Space-Time 1996 --
262 Understanding Deconstructivism as a Strategy 1996 --
266 Resisting Accommodation 1996 --
276 Paradise Cage 1996 --
280 The Psyche of Architecture 2000 --
290 Against the Visual Devastation of Our Environment 2001 --
300 The Box as a Burial Site for Art: We Think That’s Boring 2001 --
308 Freeing Architecture from Material Constraints 2001--
314 The City in the Age of Globalization 2002 --
326 Baroque Himmelb(I)au 2002 --
330 We Build Spaces That Are as Fast as Cars 2002 --
338 The Rigor of Art and the Foolish Pleasure Principe 2002 --
366 An Architect Who Doesn’t Want to Improve the World Will Always Be a House Builder 2002 --
376 On the Added Value of Form 2003 --
380 Vienna Is Happy When We Build Abroad 2005 --
O Friends and Foes --
386 Art’s Great Wall of China- Christo 1976 --
391 The Monastery- Gunther Domenig 1988 --
392 Ed.Z., Structural Designer-Wolfdietrich Ziesel 1989 --
393 The Prince-Wilhelm Holzbauer 1990 --
394 EM=C ²-Eric Owen Moss 1991 --
395 About the Reiss Michael Satke 1991 --
396 Otto Wagner, a Viennese Architect 1991 --
398 On Frank O. Gehry 1995 --
399 Rolling the Sky The Rolling Stones 1995 --
405 Promote and Suppress: Architect, Kingmaker, and Vampire-Philip Johnson 1996 --
409 Congratulations to Margarete Schutte-Lihotzky o Her One Hundredth Birthday 1997 --
410 For Gerald Zugmann 1997 --
411 Congratulations to Alvar Aalto on His One Hundredth Birthday 1998 --
412 S1-2, BKK-2, and the poor Boys’ Brain Surfer 1998 --
414 The Proud King of Samarkand Zvi Hecker 1999 --
416 Poise Is Costly; Honor Requires Patience Roland Rainer 2000 --
418 A Flexible Modernity Enrique Norten 2000 --
420 If That Isn’t Effectiveness! Gunther Feuerstein 2000 --
423 Hitoshi Abe, Wanderer in His Spaces 2000 --
425 Rapid Eye Movement Schindler R.M Schindler 2001 --
426 The American Friend Steven Holl 2002 --
428 Wolf 4 Zaha Zaha Hadid 2003 --
430 Frog King and Butterfly Prince Greg Lynn 2003 --
433 Visionary in Exile Raimund Abraham 2005 --
438 Call Him Thom Mayne 2005 --
And Other Texts --
442 A Feeling in Glass 1972 --
443 A Museum is Art 1990 --
445 On Urbanized Landscapes 1993 --
453 Ideas Always Have Something Dictatorial About Them 1995 --
455 Against Rowing in tee Architecture Galley 1995 --
463 Cultural Buildings Are Mirror Images 1996 --
464 Gasometer in Vienna-Simmering 1996 --
468 Power to Fantasy 1997 --
470 Vienna is Not Bilbao 1997 --
477 The opposite of Fortresses 1999 --
478 The Future of Architecture I 1999 --
479 The Future of Architecture II 2000 --
482 Dynamite on Stage 2000 --
486 Art is Research 2000 --
488 Acceptance Speech for the GroBer Osterreichischer Staatspreis, Coop Himmelb(I)au 2000 --
495 MAK o Muerte 2001 --
496 Architecture Is a Dog 2001 --
497 The University Space is Free Space 2002 --
499 Opening Speech of the steirischer herbst 2002 --
509 Norms are Regulative Borders 2003 --
510 Architecture as a Comprehensive Thought Process 2003 --
512 96 ° 13W/ 16 ° 33N 2005 --
520 Editor’s Note/ Text Index --
524 Picture Index --
Coti, Mar/17/2006, 2006-949.