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martes, 7 de junio de 2022

#books #architecture | Deichman Bjørvika : Oslo Public Library

Deichman Bjørvika : Oslo Public Library / Lundhagem and Atelier Oslo Architects ; photographs by Einar Aslaksen, Iwan Baan, Hélène BinetWith ; essays by Niklas Maak, Elif Shafak, Liv Sæteren.

Zürich : Lars Müller Publishers, 2022
272 p. : il.

/ EN / Libros / Bibliotecas (Edificios) / Bibliotecas públicas / Oslo (Noruega)

📘 Ed. impresa: ISBN 9783037786505
Cita APA-7: Lundhagem and Atelier Oslo Architects (2022). Deichman Bjørvika : Oslo Public Library. Lars Müller.
ehuBiblioteka BCG A-727.8 DEI
https://ehu.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1298562696

[.en] In a world where information is available online almost indefinitely, the role of libraries must be rethought. Of this, the new Oslo Public Library is an outstanding example. In contrast to the traditional notion of libraries as archives, this imposing building by Lundhagem and Atelier Oslo represents a radical interpretation of the library as a vibrant place to meet and to linger – a new type of public space. Deichman Bjørvika documents the design and building process in great detail – from the architects’ first drafts to the opening of the completed building. Essays by novelist Elif Shafak and the library’s long-time director Liv Sæteren explain the significance of libraries as an integrative social force. Niklas Maak pays tribute to the Oslo Public Library from the perspective of architectural criticism. Photo essays by Iwan Baan, Einar Aslaksen and Hélène Binet capture the architecture and atmosphere of the Norwegian capital's new place for people to gather and meet.

lunes, 17 de enero de 2022

#recursos #tesis #arquitectura | Museo Hedmark de Sverre Fehn (1967-2005) : vínculos de la Arquitectura con el lugar y su historia

Museo Hedmark de Sverre Fehn (1967-2005) : vínculos de la Arquitectura con el lugar y su historia / Íñigo Peñalba Arribas ; con la dirección de José Manuel López-Peláez ; con la tutoría de Manuel Íñiguez Villanueva.

Tesis Universidad del País Vasco, Departamento de Arquitectura. Fecha defensa: 2021-06-18. 
537 p. : il.
/ ES / Tesis doctorales / UPV-EHU / RE / Open Access / Arquitectura – Siglo XX – Noruega / Arquitectura – Siglo XXI – Noruega / Museos – Arquitectura / Hedmark Museum / Sverre Fehn

🔓 Ed. digital:
Cita APA-7: Peñalba Arribas, Íñigo (2021). Museo Hedmark de Sverre Fehn (1967-2005). Vínculos de la Arquitectura con el lugar y su historia. Tesis UPV/EHU.
ehuBiblioteka Discovery
https://ehu.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1286734569
Open Access / RE-EHU ADDI [UPV/EHU]
https://addi.ehu.es/handle/10810/52932

[.es] Esta tesis trata de afirmar que desde una sensibilidad contemporánea es posible estimular el valor de las ruinas y mostrarlas de forma comprensible para nuestra perceptibilidad, no tratándolas como simple arqueología, sino incorporándolas a nuestro tiempo. El Museo es resultado del encargo de un antiguo alumno suyo, Martin Tvensberg, cuya finalidad es intervenir sobre unas preexistencias deterioradas, en un mal estado de conservación, para recuperar la memoria del lugar y dotar de vida a unos restos arqueológicos que habían perdido su razón de ser e identidad. La cualidad más representativa de esta obra es que todos los elementos que participan en ella integran un conjunto arquitectónico único y en armonía, que no sólo se identifica por su apariencia física, sino del que emana asimismo una vibración espiritual profunda. Esto es consecuencia del preciso engranaje en la ordenación de todos los elementos y puntos de vista, tales como la materialidad, la geometría, el tiempo, la disposición de los objetos expuestos, la naturaleza, la historia, la lírica y la construcción, en sintonía con la posición del ser humano danzando libremente en torno a ellos, formando parte de la arquitectura.

La capacidad inventiva e intuitiva de Fehn será la que idee su arquitectura a través de la lírica, imaginando fábulas acerca de las preexistencias y los objetos allí encontrados, fundamentadas en hechos históricos. Una inspiración poética que no pasa desapercibida y se puede sentir en el interior de su obra, donde la confrontación es latente en la atmósfera, la naturaleza reclama su lugar, y la historia se hace presente mientras el universo observa, desde las alturas, el paso del tiempo, y la arquitectura de Fehn escribe el futuro. Elementos significativos de la obra del arquitecto noruego Sverre Fehn (1924-2009), haciendo énfasis en los vínculos que establece su arquitectura con el lugar, las preexistencias, la naturaleza y su historia. Esta tesis trata de afirmar que desde una sensibilidad contemporánea es posible estimular el valor de las ruinas y mostrarlas de forma comprensible para nuestra perceptibilidad, no tratándolas como simple arqueología, sino incorporándolas a nuestro tiempo.

El Museo es resultado del encargo de un antiguo alumno suyo, Martin Tvensberg, cuya finalidad es intervenir sobre unas preexistencias deterioradas, en un mal estado de conservación, para recuperar la memoria del lugar y dotar de vida a unos restos arqueológicos que habían perdido su razón de ser e identidad. La cualidad más representativa de esta obra es que todos los elementos que participan en ella integran un conjunto arquitectónico único y en armonía, que no sólo se identifica por su apariencia física, sino del que emana asimismo una vibración espiritual profunda. Esto es consecuencia del preciso engranaje en la ordenación de todos los elementos y puntos de vista, tales como la materialidad, la geometría, el tiempo, la disposición de los objetos expuestos, la naturaleza, la historia, la lírica y la construcción, en sintonía con la posición del ser humano danzando libremente en torno a ellos, formando parte de la arquitectura. La capacidad inventiva e intuitiva de Fehn será la que idee su arquitectura a través de la lírica, imaginando fábulas acerca de las preexistencias y los objetos allí encontrados, fundamentadas en hechos históricos. Una inspiración poética que no pasa desapercibida y se puede sentir en el interior de su obra, donde la confrontación es latente en la atmósfera, la naturaleza reclama su lugar, y la historia se hace presente mientras el universo observa, desde las alturas, el paso del tiempo, y la arquitectura de Fehn escribe el futuro.

viernes, 19 de noviembre de 2021

#books #guides #architecture | Architectural guide Norway : buildings and projects from 2000 to 2020

Architectural guide Norway : buildings and projects from 2000 to 2020 / Anna Martovitskaya.

Berlin : DOM Publishers, 2020.
211 p. : il.
Serie: Architectural Guide.

/ EN / Libros / Guías / Arquitectura – Guías / Arquitectura – Siglo XXI – Noruega

📕 Ed. impresa: ISBN 9783869220086
Cita APA-7: Martovickaja, Anna (2020). Architectural guide Norway : buildings and projects from 2000 to 2020. DOM.
ehuBiblioteka BCG Referencia A-(036)72(481) ARC
https://ehu.on.worldcat.org/v2/oclc/1148222934 

[.en] The ‘Architectural Guide Norway’ showcases 150 architectural objects realized in Norway in the period from 2000 to 2020. The geography of the buildings covers both the largest and most visited cities of the country – Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger – and objects of the so-called Norwegian Scenic Routes, one of the most important infrastructure project to promote the breathtaking nature and its architecture.

Anna Martovitskaya’s selection of projects demonstrates a wide range of artistic techniques, typologies and scales, but these are not only united by the country of origin, but also by their diversity. A much more important factor of unity is the approach of Norwegian architects to the challenges they face. No matter whether it is an everyday task (e. g. a pedestrian bridge, a viewing platform or a pavilion), a large office complex or a large urban development project, the focus is always on people and their relationship to nature.

While today many voices loudly promote the need to conserve resources, Norway consistently implements the principle of environmental protection, not only through the use of innovative technologies, but also by making the buildings themselves and the developed areas the epitome of human rationality and environmental friendliness.

domingo, 8 de diciembre de 2019

#books #architecture | Contours & horizons : Reiulf Ramstad Architects

Contours & horizons : Reiulf Ramstad Architects / editor, Boris Brorman Jensen.
Berlin : Hatje Cantz, [2018].
387 p. : il.
ISBN 9783775744041

/ EN / Libros / Arquitectura – Siglo XXI – Noruega / Reiulf Ramstad
ehuBiblioteka BCG A-72RAMSTAD CON
https://ehu.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1107282725

[.en] Reiulf Ramstad is one of Norway's most promising architects and a leading exponent of a new and revitalized Nordic architecture. This anthology, edited with Danish architectural critic Boris Brorman Jensen, presents a series of moderated conversations between Reiulf Ramstad and a number of artists, philosophers and leading thinkers in Europe, the US and the Nordic countries, discussing contemporary conditions for architectural practice. Also included in the book is an exclusive selection of richly illustrated recent projects.

Bold and daring, yet unpretentious and simple: that sums up the buildings designed by the independent, Oslo-based architectural offices of Reiulf Ramstad Architects (RRA). The Norwegian architect Reiulf Ramstad who founded his firm in 1995, draws inspiration from the designs of Aldo Rossi, Carlo Scarpa, and Sverre Fehn. He examines their unique design vocabulary, vivid material qualities, and special look and feel and reinterprets them in his own buildings in innovative ways. The last monograph, now out of print, presented a broad palette of his trailblazing projects. Now, a long-awaited second monograph continues to explore his bold, yet plain architecture, anchored in a Scandinavian context. In addition, artists, philosophers, and architectural critics from Europe and the United States discuss the state of contemporary architecture with Reiulf Ramstad.

domingo, 28 de julio de 2019

#books #guides #architecture | Architectural guide : Oslo

Architectural guide : Oslo / Henning Nielsen, Ulf Meyer ; introduction by Falk Jaeger.
Berlin : Dom, 2019.
215 p. : il.
Serie: Architectural guide.
ISBN 9783869224602

/ EN / Libros / Guías / Arquitectura – Guías / Arquitectura – Siglo XX – Noruega / Arquitectura – Siglo XXI – Noruega / Oslo (Noruega)
ehuBiblioteka BCG Referencia A-(036)72(481) ARC
https://ehu.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1099527600

[.en] ‘The alternating cultural centres, bustling commercial quarters, and tranquil residential complexes all make cycling along Oslo’s new harbour promenade the ultimate urban experience.’ - Falk Jaeger

Once known only for its natural surroundings, Oslo is now firmly on the map for its architecture. Contemporary showpieces such as Renzo Piano’s Astrup Fearnley Museum, Snøhetta’s iconic opera house, and the Barcode project line its new waterfront. This geographically organised guide leads the reader on a tour of these masterworks as well as out to the regions around Scandinavia’s smallest capital. It takes in everywhere from a brutalist church with an inverted dome and a ski jump with a 69 ­metre cantilever, to modernist restaurants and recently transformed areas such as Fornebu, the former site of the city’s airport. In two introductory essays and more than 150 projects, the book outlines not only how Oslo has turned to the water, but also what gives it such a special place in the hearts of architects, designers, and its citizens.

sábado, 18 de marzo de 2017

#books #architecture | Todd Saunders : architecture in northern landscapes

Todd Saunders : architecture in northern landscapes / edited and written by Ellie Stathaki and Jonathan Bell ; Todd Saunders interviewed by Nicolaus Schafhausen ; photography by Bent René Synnevag ; preface by Joseph Grima.
Birkhäuser, Basel : 2016.
311 p. : il.
ISBN 9783035611076

Arquitectura -- Siglo XXI -- Canadá.
Arquitectura -- Siglo XXI -- Noruega.
Saunders, Todd, 1969-.
Sbc Arquitectura A-72.038(481) TOD
http://millennium.ehu.es/record=b1851175~S1*spi

Norway-based Todd Saunders (1969) is one of the most important young contemporary Canadian architects working internationally. His architecture, simple yet powerful, incorporates elements of his country’s architectural identity – including the use of wood and carefully picked Modernist influences – bringing it at the same time into the 21st century with excellent execution, carefully chosen materials and a hands-on approach.

Saunders (he lives and works in Bergen, Norway) has successfully executed work in both Canada, Norway, and Finland, creating architecture with a strong sense of northern identity, an individual approach that is informed by the strongness of natural landscape. The most important projects: Aurland Lookout, Long Studio, Fogo Island, Tower Studio, Fogo Island, Squish Studio, Fogo Island and Villa G.

martes, 14 de febrero de 2017

#books #townplanning | Tabula plena : forms of urban preservation

Tabula plena : forms of urban preservation / edited by Bryony Roberts.
Lars Müller, Zurich : 2016.
253 p. : il.
ISBN 9783037784914

Barrios históricos.
Ciudades -- Renovación.
Suelo, Utilización urbana del.
Urbanismo -- Noruega.
Sbc Aprendizaje A-711.4.025 TAB
http://millennium.ehu.es/record=b1854465~S1*spi

In contrast to tabula rasa urbanism, this book considers strategies and possibilities for tabula plena — urban sites that are full of existing buildings and systems that have accumulated over time. Such dense urban sites prompt designers to work between the fields of architecture, historic preservation and urban planning, developing methods for collaborative authorship and interlocking architectural forms. ‘Tabula Plena’ asks larger questions about how we practice, teach and theorize engagement with existing architecture at the urban scale. A compilation of essays addresses theoretical questions about authorship, governance and community involvement, while selected design projects act as case studies offering a catalogue of formal strategies for architectural design. The book includes a series of discussions about pedagogical strategies for integrating knowledge from various related fields. The publication grew from a collaboration between the Oslo School of Architecture and Design and Columbia GSAPP on the planning of the national government quarter in Oslo.

martes, 15 de noviembre de 2016

#books #architecture | Made in Norway : new Norwegian architecture

Made in Norway : new Norwegian architecture / Ingerid Helsing Almaas (ed.).
Birkhauser Verlag, Basel ; Boston : 2016.
143 p. : il.
Colección: Arkitektur N.
ISBN 9783035609783

Arquitectura -- Siglo XXI -- Noruega.
Sbc Aprendizaje A-72.038(481)MAD
http://millennium.ehu.es/record=b1847605~S1*spi

‘New Norwegian Architecture’ documents 40 recent projects built in Norway within the last 5 years. Norwegian architecture has been in the international spotlight in recent years. Following the success of the first edition Made in Norway, this second volume presents a selection of forty new examples of the best contemporary architecture Norway has to offer. These projects – large and small, rural and urban – are examples of how architects in Norway have reacted to the challenges of today. How are the different aspects of a modern Scandinavian society reflected in its architecture? How are new technical and material possibilities translated into relevant buildings for the 21st century? The book 'Made in Norway. New Norwegian Architecture' is based on presentations from ‘Arkitektur N’, the Norwegian Review of Architecture, but also contains new material, explaining and discussing some of the main challenges of architecture today, as seen from Norway.

lunes, 28 de diciembre de 2015

#books #architecture | Sverre Fehn : the pattern of thoughts

Sverre Fehn : the pattern of thoughts / Per Olaf Fjeld.
The Monacelli Press, New York : 2009.
303 p. : il., planos
ISBN 9781580932172

Fehn, Sverre, 1924-
Arquitectura -- Siglo XX -- Noruega.
Sbc Aprendizaje A-72FEHN SVE
http://millennium.ehu.es/record=b1591324~S1*spi

As recipient of the 1997 Pritzker Architecture Prize—the profession’s highest honor—Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn has had an impact not only in his home country but around the globe. His projects, often described as being instilled with a human quality, include the Norwegian Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World Exhibition and the Nordic Pavilion at the 1962 Venice Biennale, the Hamar Bispegaard Museum in Hamar, the Glacier Museum in Fjaerland Fjord, and the Aukrust Museum in Alvdal.

Fehn has been strongly influenced by Scandinavia’s breathtaking landscape and light conditions. His design sensibility is characterized by a great respect for material and construction. As a professor of long standing at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, he has distilled his complex creative process, passing his thoughts and philosophies to new generations of architects.

This study of Fehn’s work provides an intimate glimpse into the world of this great postwar modernist. Author Per Olaf Fjeld presents both biography and perceptive critique as he covers all of Fehn’s major projects, built and unbuilt, from world-renowned museums to lesser-known houses. Never-before-published comments by Fehn from lectures, interviews, and conversations with students as well as dynamic sketches are featured, opening a window into the mind of this poetic and personal architect.

lunes, 23 de noviembre de 2015

#books #architecture | Jarmund-Vigsnaes Arkitekter

Jarmund-Vigsnaes Arkitekter / designed by Joon-hee Lee, Bo-ra Kim.
Equal Books, Seoul, Korea : 2012.
410 p. : il.
Colección: Design Peak ; 14.
ISBN 9788997603015

Arquitectura -- Siglo XXI -- Noruega.
Jarmund Vigsnaes Arkitekter.
Sbc Aprendizaje A-72JARMUND JAR
http://millennium.ehu.es/record=b1788445~S1*spi

Established in 1996, Norwegian office Jarmund/Vigsnæs Arkitekter (JVA) has gained worldwide recognition. Within their work can be detected a variety of elements, from Dutch pragmatism to Swiss atmospherics, and from Spanish abstraction to the American West Coast. They are “intensely curious, forever looking for new ways and means,” and “cultivate a cheerful and undogmatic opportunism both refreshing and provocative.” Mari Hvattum combines an interview with her revealing and in-depth analysis of the practice. Included are notable projects such as Dune House, Edge House, the Norwegian Ministry of Defence and the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, and many others.