Skylab / Skylab Architecture, Benjamin Halpern. txt
Editor: New York : Thames & Hudson Inc., 2023Descripción: 268 p. : ill. ; photo. ; col. ; plans ; 25cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780500025406
- 0500025401
- NA737.S59 A4 2023
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A major overview of Skylab's built works, from show-stopping residences to high-profile cultural projects, presented via a covetable book design that takes its inspiration from an album or LP.
Skylab: The Nature of Buildings is the first monograph of the Portland, Oregon-based architecture and design studio. Founded by Jeff Kovel in 1999, Skylab has emerged as a leading creative force in the Pacific Northwest and North America. At the vanguard of innovative and sustainable design, the practice is known for a range of spectacular residences designed for leading creatives, as well as distinctive music venues, resorts, and other high-profile projects, including the N M Bodecker Foundation, Nike's Serena Williams Building, and the Columbia Building. Presenting more than two decades of work, the story of Skylab is told by several influential contributors through reflective essays, interviews, conversations and anecdotes, as well as extensive project photography and illustrations that detail the firm's design process.
A uniquely crafted object, the book's design is based on the concept of a double vinyl album, with four 'sides' (A, B, C, D), ten projects 'tracks', inside front- and back-cover gatefolds, and nine project 'interlude' foldout posters in the book.
'Our work balances on three themes: narrative, strategy, and regeneration', Kovel writes in the book's Preface. 'Narrative is the "what" - a design process based on telling compelling stories. Strategy is the "how" - innovating best practices through construction and market intelligence. Regeneration is the "why" - our north star and the legacy of our work, defined by designing with nature as a partner, seeking to rebalance the relationship with land, time and people. This was the bedrock meaning behind our practice when we started in 1999, and it continues to this day.'
Title from cover
Part of statement of responsibility compiled from back cover, and part from front free endpaper
Some text and captions printed in green
Some text printed sideways. Some section headings printed sideways or upside-down
Some pages on bi-folded leaves, for example pages 41-44, 61-64, 81-84, 117-120, 137-140, 173-176, 193-196, 213-216, 233-236
"With 480 illustrations."--Front free endpaper
Illustrated endpapers including under fold-out covers
Preface / Jeff Kovel --
Introduction / Mimi Zeiger --
Narrative / John Hoke, Randy Gragg, Jeff Kovel --
N M Bodecker Foundation --
Owl Creek --
Flavor paper --
Serena Williams Building --
Camp Victory --
Regeneration / Mauricio Villarreal, Randy Gragg, Jeff Kovel --
Columbia Building --
Yard --
Sideyard --
Skylodge --
Schweitzer --
Postscript / Randy Gragg, Jeff Kovel --
Credits --
Acknowledgments --
Skylab: The Nature of Buildings is the first monograph of the Portland, Oregon-based architecture and design studio. Founded by Jeff Kovel in 1999, Skylab has emerged as a leading creative force in the Pacific Northwest and North America. At the vanguard of innovative and sustainable design, the practice is known for a range of spectacular residences designed for leading creatives, as well as distinctive music venues, resorts, and other high-profile projects, including the N M Bodecker Foundation, Nike's Serena Williams Building, and the Columbia Building. Presenting more than two decades of work, the story of Skylab is told by several influential contributors through reflective essays, interviews, conversations, and anecdotes, as well as extensive project photography and illustrations that detail the firm's design process.
A uniquely crafted object, the book's design is based on the concept of a double vinyl album, with four "sides" (A, B, C, D), ten projects "tracks," inside front- and back-cover gatefolds, and nine project "interlude" foldout posters in the book.
"Our work balances on three themes: narrative, strategy, and regeneration," Kovel writes in the book's Preface. "Narrative is the 'what'--a design process based on telling compelling stories. Strategy is the 'how'--innovating best practices through construction and market intelligence. Regeneration is the 'why'--our north star and the legacy of our work, defined by designing with nature as a partner, seeking to rebalance the relationship with land, time, and people. This was the bedrock meaning behind our practice when we started in 1999, and it continues to this day."