Self-sufficient housing : 1st Advanced Architecture Contest : the competition. / txt
Barcelona : Actar , 2006Descripción: 380 p. ill. ;col. ;maps ;plans ; 17 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- First Advanced Architecture Contest : the competition. / txt
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Created for students and professionals to inspire changes in how new buildings are designed and constructed, the Self-Sufficient competition challenged participants to design a self-sufficient and ecologically oriented dwelling. In the early 20th century, the concept of "dwelling" was defined as a "machine for living", a reference to a new way of understanding the construction of inhabitable spaces that characterized the Machine Age. Today, a century later, we face the challenge of constructing a sustainable or self-sufficient dwelling, a living organism that interacts with its environment, exchanging resources, and which functions as an entirely independent entity. The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) has collected a selection of entries presented during its 1st Advanced Architecture Contest: Self-Sufficient Housing.
Contents --
1.1 Self-sufficient habitat / Vicente Guallart --
1.2 Common sense / Willy Müller --
1.3 Advanced knowledge / Lucas Cappelli --
1.4 Participants --
1.5 IaaC non-delegates: Geography --
1.6 1st Advanced Architecture Contest: jury's official results --
1.7 The sustainable house : taxonomy / Leonardo Novelo --
Categories --
Categories :
Bio and bugs ; Blow and form ; Common and related ; Modulated and coast ; Position and site ; Territorial and community ; Theory ; Wrapped.
Credits --
"In the early 20th century, the concept of "dwelling" was defined as a "machine for living," a reference to a new way of understanding the construction of inhabitable spaces that characterized the Machine Age. Today, a century later, we face the challenge of constructing a sustainable or even self-sufficient dwelling, now a living organism that interacts with its environment, exchanging resources, and which functions as an entirely self-sufficient entity. The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia presents a selection of entries presented during the 1st Advanced Architecture Contest: Self-Sufficient Housing."--BOOK JACKET.