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Climate Considerations in Building and Urban Design PDF By:Baruch Givoni Published on 1998-01-20 by John Wiley & Sons Climate Considerations in Building and Urban Design Baruch Givoni Climate Considerations in Building and Urban Design is the most comprehensive, up–to–date reference available on building and urban climatology. Written in clear, common–sense language by Baruch Givoni, the leading authority in the field, this book is a far–reaching look at a variety of climatic influences and their effects on individuals, buildings, and communities. Aimed at architecture and urban planning professionals and students alike, Climate Considerations in Building and Urban Design offers real–life solutions to climatological site planning and design issues, helping to settle disputes about site orientation, site organization, and the assembly of building materials. Climate Considerations in Building and Urban Design is organized into three parts. The first, Building Climatology, analyzes hu...

Staging Space PDF By:Robert Klanten,Lukas Feireiss Published on 2010 by Gestalten Verlag Thanks to globalization and digitalization more and more aspects of our business lives and leisure time are taking place on the internet. Consequently, there is more pressure to create the proper setting when we actually do come together. The spaces where we come into face-to-face contact with our target audiences have to be precisely arranged in order to make an impact or to communicate information effectively on an emotional level. That is why so many different creatives are currently working on developing designs in physical space. Staging Space presents an extensive collection of work in which images and space meld seamlessly into a single narrative entity. The spectrum of examples includes exhibition and event architecture, interior design, art installation, and stage design as well as multimedia brand concepts and light projections on city surfaces. The book also features an array of hybrid s...

Le logement contemporain PDF By:Monique Eleb,Philippe Simon Published on 2014-06-10 by Primento De quelles façons la société a-t-elle influencé l'espace architectural ces dernières années en France ? Face aux changements remarquables de notre société comment la production du logement a-t-elle évolué ? Ce livre propose un bilan de l’habitation de ces dix-sept dernières années en France. Il s’interroge sur les façons dont architectes et maîtres d’ouvrage s’adaptent à notre temps, face à nos divers styles de vie. Quels sont les dispositifs spatiaux utilisés par les architectes pour tenir compte à la fois des nouvelles façons de vivre, des réglementations récentes et des nouvelles façons de penser l’environnement ? Quelles sont les opérations marquantes de logement social ou de promotion privée au regard des variables liées à l’évolution des modes de vie ? Certains bâtiments présentés ici ont été remarqués par la critique, ils ont obtenu des reconnaissances publiques mettant en valeur ...

Paris contemporain PDF By:Simon Texier Published on 2005 by Quel avenir s'offrait à Paris au sortir du XIXe siècle ? Ses limites semblaient durablement établies par l'enceinte de Thiers - elles resteront d'ailleurs quasiment inchangées après la destruction de l'ouvrage militaire - tandis que sa texture, de la forme des avenues au style des immeubles, portait la marque indélébile du préfet Haussmann. C'est à cet héritage fondateur et étouffant qu'ont été confrontés les architectes et les urbanistes du XXe siècle. Combien de projets, de manifestes, d'architectures de papier a-t-on échafaudés pour inventer une postérité à la capitale haussmannienne ? Du rejet de l'urbanisme d'alignement à l'urbanisme d'îlot puis d'ensemble, ce sont les fondements mêmes de la fabrication de la ville qui ont été remis en cause. Aucune de ces ruptures ne saura toutefois imposer son ordre dans le Paris contemporain, mais ta succession des tentatives introduira d...

Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, 30 ans PDF By: Published on 2014 by Cahier Dart Inaugurated on October 20, 1984, the Fondation Cartier pour lart contemporain celebrate its thirtieth anniversary in 2014. To mark this event, it is publishing this richly illustrated book exploring the museums history. Its identity is closely linked to its glass and steel building designed by Jean Nouvel in 1994, at 261 boulevard Raspail in Paris. Featuring interviews with the major figures of the history of the Fondation Cartier, this publication presents in images the evolution of this building over time, revealing its extraordinary adaptability, which is a source of inspiration for artists. This Book was ranked at 18 by Google Books for keyword Contemporain. Book ID of Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, 30 ans's Books is AsmAoAEACAAJ, Book which was written by have ETAG "tOkfQzjFCLA" Book which was published by Cahier Dart since 2014 have ISBNs, ISBN 13 Code i...

Eléments urbains PDF By:Carles Broto,Jacobo Krauel Published on 2010 by Links Hundreds of benches, rails, parterres, street lamps, posts, footpaths and bridges, fountains and spatial organizers ? this exhaustive volume contains all of the elements that go into the design of urban space. All elements in this volume were customdesigned for specific urban projects; and all of them are explained from the drawing board up: from the original sketches and lists of materials, to the fi nished product in its setting. This is the most thorough volume of its kind available and contains material that all urban design professionals must be familiar with. This Book was ranked at 23 by Google Books for keyword Contemporain. Book ID of Eléments urbains's Books is 2hNWPgAACAAJ, Book which was written byCarles Broto,Jacobo Krauelhave ETAG "5gpG4josatU" Book which was published by Links since 2010 have ISBNs, ISBN 13 Code is 9788496969858 and ISBN 10 Code is 8496969851 Reading Mode in Tex...

Staging Space PDF By:Robert Klanten,Lukas Feireiss Published on 2010 by Gestalten Verlag Thanks to globalization and digitalization more and more aspects of our business lives and leisure time are taking place on the internet. Consequently, there is more pressure to create the proper setting when we actually do come together. The spaces where we come into face-to-face contact with our target audiences have to be precisely arranged in order to make an impact or to communicate information effectively on an emotional level. That is why so many different creatives are currently working on developing designs in physical space. Staging Space presents an extensive collection of work in which images and space meld seamlessly into a single narrative entity. The spectrum of examples includes exhibition and event architecture, interior design, art installation, and stage design as well as multimedia brand concepts and light projections on city surfaces. The book also features an array of hybrid s...