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miércoles, 12 de junio de 2013

#books #architecture | Display architecture : Terence Gower Pavilions


Display architecture : Terence Gower Pavilions / Terence Gower.
Navado Press, Trieste, Italy : 2007.
80 p. : il. bl. y n.
Colección: Jumex
Ed. bilingüe inglés - español
ISBN 9788890340109

Exposiciones -- Construcciones.
Pabellones (Arquitectura)
Biblioteca Sbc Aprendizaje A-725.91 DIS
http://millennium.ehu.es/record=b1590433~S1*spi

Providing a survey of Terence Gowers recent work on modernist strategies of display and representation in architecture, this book is a hybrid between an artists book and a catalogue of the artists recent work. Well conceived, the design of the book is based on a replica of an architectural monograph from the 1950s and focuses on two of the artists principal themes: exhibition pavilions and axonometric drawings.

martes, 25 de mayo de 2010

buch | Der Pavillon : lust und polemik in der architektur

Der Pavillon : lust und polemik in der architektur = The Pavilion : pleasure and polemics in architecture / herausgegeben von = edited by Peter Cachola Schmal.
Ostfildern-Ruit : Hatje Cantz, 2009.
191 p. : il.
Catálogo de la exposición del mismo nombre, organizado por Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt y Main, del 11 de julio al 20 septiembre de 2009.
Ed. bilingüe alemán - inglés
ISBN 9783775724944*

Materias:
Pabellones (Arquitectura)
Exposiciones - Construcciones.
Biblioteca A-725.91 PAV

“Pleasure and Polemics in Architecture” examines both the history and the contemporary state of pavilion architecture. This historical survey consists of two parts: first, the examination of a group of twentieth-century pavilions—categorical examples that form an architectural typology and can be interpreted as such—and second, a comprehensive collection of essays.

This outstanding analysis has been produced by students of architecture at Frankfurt’s Städelschule. In the theoretical section, well-known authors discuss the materials used in pavilions, starting with influences from the Orient, India, and Asia, and moving on to significant twentieth-century pavilions and today’s issue of temporary buildings somewhere between art and architecture. In addition, this volume documents the research and development of a summer pavilion for the garden at the Deutsches Architekturmuseum in Frankfurt done by the offices of Barkow Leibinger and Werner Sobek.