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Editor: New York : London ; Phaidon Press Limited, 2023Descripción: 239 p. : ill. ; photo. ; col. ; 30cmTipo de contenido:- text
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An inspiring collection of 50 spectacular houses built almost entirely from glass
Glass Houses presents 50 stunning architect designed homes that utilize glass to maximum effect. The international selection includes early modernist houses from the 1930s, such as Philip Johnson's Glass House and Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House, and glamorous mid-century LA villas like Pierre Koenig's Case Study #22, alongside outstanding contemporary examples, where new innovations have made even more daring glass structures possible. Each house is celebrated with awe-inspiring photographs that showcase the dynamic, light-filled living spaces that only glass can deliver.
Features homes in: Australia, Brazil, Chile, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, UK, USA, and Vietnam
Features architects including: Tatiana Bilbao, Lina Bo Bardi, Ofis Arhitekti, Herzog & de Meuron, Hiroshi Nakamura, Kazuyo Sejima, Philip Johnson, Mecanoo, John Lautner, Richard Rogers, and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Toward a Harmony Between Architecture and Nature by Andrew Heid 6 --
The Glass Houses 10 --
Index 238 --
Mirror Houses 2015 Bolzano, Italy --
Lookout House 2019 Truckee, California, USA --
Optical Glass House 2012 Hiroshima, Japan --
Sheats-Goldstein Residence 1963 Los Angeles, California, USA --
Villa 2004 Berlicum, The Netherlands --
La Clairière 2021 Princeton, New Jersey, USA --
Green Shed 2010 Southern Savonia, Finland --
Victorian Remix 2017 London UK --
Shokan House 2015 Shokan, New York, USA --
Glass-Block Micro House 2020 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam --
Glass Pavilion 2018 Gorafe, Spain --
Engawa House 2019 Punta Pie, Chile --
Farnsworth House 1951 Plano, Illinois, USA --
Glass Villa on the Lake 2018 Lechlade, UK --
The Conservatory 2017 Zwavelpport, Pretoria, South Africa --
The Hudson Valley Glass House 1967 Hudson Valley, New York, USA --
Hidden Pavilion 2016 Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain --
The Round House 1968 Wilton, Connecticut, USA --
Glass House 1952 Morumbi, São Paulo, Brazil --
Los Terrenos 2016 Monterrey, Nueva León, Mexico --
Villa Mosca Bianca 2019 Lake Maggiore, Italy --
House In Garrison 2008 Garrison, New York, USA --
Solo House II 2017 Matarraña, Spain --
Maison De Verre 1932 Paris, France --
Boathouse Studio 2010 Stony Lake, Ontario, Canada --
Summer house 2016 Southern Finland --
Library House 2016 Vinhedo, São Paulo, Brazil --
Hofmann House 2018 Valencia, Spain --
Pam and Paul’s House 2016 Cupertino, California, USA --
Small House 2000 Tokyo, Japan --
Wimbledon House 1969 London, UK --
Varanda House 2007 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil --
Villa Kogelhof 2013 Kamperland, The Netherlands --
Flip House 2013 San Francisco, California, USA --
Tower House 2012 Upstate New York, USA --
Viggsö 2016 Värmdö, Sweden --
Stahl House 1960 Los Angeles, California, USA --
House with One Wall 2007 Zurich, Switzerland --
Tjurpannan House 2022 Grebbestad, Sweden --
Kramlich Residence and Collection 2015 Napa Valley, California, USA --
Duravcevic-Ben Ari House 2019 Long Island, New York, USA --
Square House 2009 Karuizawa, Japan --
House B 2020 Biberach An Der Riss, Germany --
Glass House 1949 New Canaan, Connecticut, USA --
The Glass Cabin 2020 Polubný, Korĕnov, Czech Republic --
Mount Stuart Greenhouse 2019 Mount Stuart, Tasmania, Australia --
Courtyard House 2013 Aurora, Oregon, USA --
Looking Glass Lodge 2022 Fairlight, UK --
House In Los Vilos 2020 Los Vilos, Chile --
Glass Houses presents 50 stunning architect designed homes that utilize glass to maximum effect. The international selection includes early modernist houses from the 1930s, such as Philip Johnson's Glass House and Mies van der Rohe's Farnsworth House, and glamorous mid-century LA villas like Pierre Koenig's Case Study #22, alongside outstanding contemporary examples, where new innovations have made even more daring glass structures possible. Each house is celebrated with awe-inspiring photographs that showcase the dynamic, light-filled living spaces that only glass can deliver
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The groundbreaking work of modernist architects Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Philip Johnson, Tatiana Bilbao, and many more are featured in this stunning work, which highlights 50 modern glass houses from around the world. The introduction helps readers identify not only the structures and the frames but the reasoning behind the dwellings: the architects' quest to join together nature and humans through their art. This harmony of design and function is achieved by using clear or opaque glass walls, continuing the interior design in the exterior, and placing load-bearing columns in original ways. Using light, lines, shapes, and color, the book's images transport readers to beautiful landscapes and open areas. Close-up photos of the most outstanding rooms display the details of each design. Most importantly, they reflect the union between nature and structure that their creators strived to achieve. VERDICT Aspiring architects, architecture fans, nature and design buffs, and readers looking for inspiration for their home will all find something to love inside this book.--Noelia MartinezNotas de autor provistas por Syndetics
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Andrew Heid is the founding design principal of NO ARCHITECTURE. A licensed architect, Andrew Heid studied architecture at Yale University, the Architectural Association, and Princeton University. Prior to founding NO ARCHITECTURE in 2014, Andrew gained architectural design experience at REX and OMA in New York and Rotterdam. Andrew is currently Design Critic in Architecture at Harvard GSD and visiting assistant professor at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and previously taught at New York Institute of Technology and Columbia University.