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Hotel Shabbyshabby (English, German, Paperback)
Raumlaborberlin, National Theatre of The World; Designed by Double Standards; Text written by Heike Schuppelius, Benjamin Foerster-Baldenius, …
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R872
Discovery Miles 8 720
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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"No Trust, No City!" was the longtime credo on their website; "Some
Ideas for Better Cities" was their first joint lecture series; and
Acting in Public was their first book. For over twenty years, the
architecture collective raumlaborberlin has been searching for new
spaces of encounter and for ways of achieving cooperative urban
development. Together with experts from various disciplines, they
experiment with new forms of urban practice, participation, and the
joint production of space. Polylemma explores the work of the
collective from diverse perspectives. Its nine members visit the
sites of their work, come together with long-standing colleagues
and critics, dissect the mechanisms behind their actions, and
reflect on the tools and methods of their research-based practice.
Examining numerous projects, they discuss strategies for learning
together, experimental building, radical recycling, and cooperative
urban development. The book is a call to action: space becomes an
actor that fundamentally questions design itself and the role of
architects. It offers an extensive collection of photos and
drawings, analyses and ideas, tutorials and building instructions,
that continually test and explore the parameters for action in
urban space. Polylemma asks: How do we want to live together in the
future? It is a request to think space openly; a plea for the city
as a sphere of action.
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Art City Lab - Neue Räume für die Kunst (Hardcover)
Raumlaborberlin, n Kooperation mit der Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung und Umwelt, Ber, dem berufsverband bildender künstler berlin und dem, Atelierbüro/Kulturwerk des bbk berlin
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R893
R675
Discovery Miles 6 750
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Artistic production and the spaces available for this within the
urban fabric have always played a valuable role in urbanization
processes. Art City Lab takes Berlin as an example of such
developments. After the fall of the Iron Curtain, artists had great
opportunities to occupy and appropriate empty lots and houses,
whereas nowadays they are increasingly pushed out of the city. Art
City Lab examines and documents alternative architectural and
organizational approaches to the creation of affordable studio
space, by analyzing a variety of prefabricated building systems and
how they can be combined, adapted, and condensed into new studio
prototypes.
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Polylemma (Paperback)
Raumlaborberlin
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R1,209
R1,123
Discovery Miles 11 230
Save R86 (7%)
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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"No Trust, No City!" was the longtime credo on their website; "Some
Ideas for Better Cities" was their first joint lecture series; and
Acting in Public was their first book. For over twenty years, the
architecture collective raumlaborberlin has been searching for new
spaces of encounter and for ways of achieving cooperative urban
development. Together with experts from various disciplines, they
experiment with new forms of urban practice, participation, and the
joint production of space. Polylemma explores the work of the
collective from diverse perspectives. Its nine members visit the
sites of their work, come together with long-standing colleagues
and critics, dissect the mechanisms behind their actions, and
reflect on the tools and methods of their research-based practice.
Examining numerous projects, they discuss strategies for learning
together, experimental building, radical recycling, and cooperative
urban development. The book is a call to action: space becomes an
actor that fundamentally questions design itself and the role of
architects. It offers an extensive collection of photos and
drawings, analyses and ideas, tutorials and building instructions,
that continually test and explore the parameters for action in
urban space. Polylemma asks: How do we want to live together in the
future? It is a request to think space openly; a plea for the city
as a sphere of action.
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