The vertical village : individual, informal, intense. / MVRDV, t?f [i.e. The Why Factory]. txt
Series Why factory's future cities series. 4 Future cities seriesRotterdam : NAI Publishers, 2012Descripción: 1 v. (unpaged) ill. ; photo. ; plan ; col. ; 22 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9789056628444
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- 23 711.4095
- NA9263 V47 2012
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Addressing East Asia's rapid urban transformation, The Vertical Village looks at radical alternatives to the familiar standardized block architecture that has eradicated low-rise, "lighter" varieties of architecture, such as the Hutong in Beijing, Tokyo's wooden house and the villages of Singapore. These "urban villages" have fostered a connected community living instead of isolating citizens in tower blocks. This volume, the latest publication from The Why Factory, attempts to reconcile the two models, proposing a contemporary "vertical village" that restores neighborhood life to East Asian--and perhaps western--civic centers. It features innovative designs for high-rise structures, detailed case studies for Tokyo, Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Djakarta, Seoul and Bangkok, plus interviews with Winy Maas, Alfredo Brillemburg, Hubert Klumpner, Lieven De Cauter, Peter Trummer and families living in Taipei (where the originating Why Factory exhibition was held).
Title from cover.
Published on the occasion of an exhibition held at the JUT Foundation's Museum of Tomorrow, Taipei, 2012.
Introduction / Winy Maas --
Block attack / MVRDV --
The properties of communities / MVRDV --
The death and life of the urban village / MVRDV, The Why Factory --
Unfulfilled domestic desires / MVRDV with Sun Studios --
The HouseMaker© / MVRDV with Axis.fm --
Dream / MVRDV --
Google search / The Why Factory --
Investigating evolution / The Why Factory, Berlage Institute --
Ask the experts : Alfredo Brillembourg & Hubert Klumpner, Lieven De Cauter, Kevin Ying-Chih Chang, Winy Maas, Peter Trummer, Yen-Fen Tseng and Jaap Wiedenhoff / interviews by Samia Henni --
SuperKampung / The Why Factory, Berlage Institute, Tarumanagara University --
Five villages / The Why Factory --
The VillageMaker© / MVRDV, The Why Factory --
Project chronology / MVRDV.
The architecture practice MVRDV and The Why Factory envision a new model for the development of Asian cities. Their idea is The Vertical Village, a three-dimensional community intended to bring back personal autonomy, diversity, flexibility and neighbourhood life to cities in Asia. As a result of demographic and economic forces, cities in Asia are undergoing rapid change. Traditional urban villages, which formed the core of the cities for centuries, are being replaced at a merciless pace by uniform tower blocks. In tracking the development of nine very distinct Asian cities, The Vertical Village provides insight into the evolution, current situation and future of these 'vertical urban villages'. This book then introduces two tools: The VillageMaker© and The HouseMaker©, with which to design a dream house and find a dream location. The book also offers a glimpse into what it would be like to live in a 'Vertical Village'. Publisher's note.