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miércoles, 4 de julio de 2018

#books #architecture | Odile Decq : architecture as civil passion and creative power

Odile Decq : architecture as civil passion and creative power / G. Pino Scaglione, Massimo Faiferri.
List, Trento : 2017.
254 p. : principalmente il.
ISBN 9788899854119

Arquitectura -- Siglo XX -- Francia.
Decq, Odile, 1955-
Sbc Aprendizaje A-72DECQ ODI
http://millennium.ehu.es/record=b1877208~S1*spi

The complexity of the work of architecture and of invention of Odile Decq interpreted in a path that weaves the different experiences and makes readable the different moments of the complex personality of the French architect. A path that brings up the knowledge to building architectures capable of interpreting the restlessness and instability of contemporaneity, defining a highly expressive aesthetic that goes beyond the modern, and translating feelings and images in buildings and places to be lived. A constant experimentation, in which the “red and black” are the elements recognizable translated as a civil passion for the job, a constant creative power, an excavation on the form and places, on different contexts, resolved with intuition but at the same time without suffer no rhetoric or influence. Conversely to define the places through architecture. Monograph collects this work to make visible, to understand this complexity and expressive power, separating, but overlaying and outlining in a cross of stories and shapes, spaces and places, the different paths on the project in the different cultural moments and of the change.

miércoles, 18 de agosto de 2010

livre | Odile Decq architecte

Odile Decq architecte / Odile Decq Benoît Cornette Architectes Urbanistes.
Hong Kong : Architecture & Journalism, 2007.
345 p. : il., planos
Texto en francés, inglés y chino
ISBN 9789889925161*

Materias:
Decq, Odile, 1955-
Arquitectura - Siglo XX - Francia.
Biblioteca A-72 DECQ ODI

Odile Decq and Benoit Cornette created Odile Decq Benoit Cornette Architects Urbanistes (ODBC) in 1985. Soon after, Benoit Cornette died in a car crash, but the firm's name and spirit carried forward with Odile's work constantly reaching new levels of innovation. This book is an invitation to be washed over by the visually striking interplay of 300 images and plans with their fantastic colors and layouts; to enter a world mixed with red and black, flame and darkness, violence and peace; to get acquainted with the architect, a French woman and free radical, her works and her stories told by friends and other prominent architects. It is a journey through 348 pages full of desire for innovation and progress. An inordinate desire to seek the horizon is present in the architecture that I create. In the same way, I love single malt whisky, with the merest hint and flavour of peat. There is in my architecture something of the nature of whisky and of the succession of sensations, both subtle and explosive, which invade the palate at its approach.