2000, ISBN: 9789056621667

[ED: Hardcover/gebunden], [PU: NAi Publishers], "Nowhere in the worls are designers ao aware of the artificail of the landscape onto which they project theier ideas as in the Netherlands.… Meer...

[ED: Hardcover/gebunden], [PU: NAi Publishers], "Nowhere in the worls are designers ao aware of the artificail of the landscape onto which they project theier ideas as in the Netherlands. In recent years this awreness has generated a particularly strong sense that everything is possible. The freedoms such a perception entails for architects is the subject of this book. It is a survey of over one hundred and thirty projects by more than sixty architectual offices that are part of one of the most dynamic design cultures of the present moment. In addition to nie chapters elucidating the main features and the backgriund of this design culture, The Artificial Landscape contains a selection of the most important critical texts about Dutch architecture published in recent years. As such the book provides a comprehensive account of state of play in Dutch architecture, urbanism, and landscape architecture at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Includes work by: de Architekten Cie., Wiel Arets, Benthem Crouwel, Bosch Haslett, CEPEZED, Claus & Kaan, DS Landschapsarchitecten, Erick van Egeraat, Juulink & Geluk, Atelier van Lieshout, Max. 1, Mecanoo, Meyer & Van Schooten, MVRDV, Neutelings Riedijk, De Nijl, NL Architects, NOX, Office for Metropolitian Architecture, Schie 2.0, Soeters Van Eldonk, UN Studio,Veenenbos & Bosch, VMX, West 8. Netherland Architecture Institute, Rotterdam, Printed and bound in the Netherlands" The architecture and architectural culture of the Netherlands have been causing quite a stir in recent years: a great many remarkable new buildings and projects testify to the current flowering in Dutch architecture, urban planning, and landscaping that's so exciting to so many in and out of the field. Artificial Landscape illustrates the results of this late twentieth century surge of creativity and traces the background of its success, examining both the 'Dutch phenomenon' and its socio-historical context to find out what makes it work so well. What we find is that even in a period of globalization there is still such a thing as a Dutch 'climate, ' yet despite this culture's specific national character we have much to learn from it, particularly where its unique synthesis of architecture, urbanism, and landscaping is concerned. This exciting movement is represented by a selection of designs, built works, ideas, plans and manifestoes from such architects and firms as OMA/Rem Koolhaas, Neutelings Riedijk, MVRDV, Maunce Nio, and Max 1, to name only a few. Apart from recording the state of things in Dutch architecture, Artificial Landscape also serves as a survey of contemporary architectural criticism, collecting the most important critiques of Dutch architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture to have appeared in recent years. Used, but free of any marks., DE, [SC: 0.00], leichte Gebrauchsspuren, gewerbliches Angebot, 29x23 cm, 303, [GW: 1500g], [PU: Rotterdam], Banküberweisung, PayPal, Selbstabholung und Barzahlung, Klarna-Sofortüberweisung, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), Internationaler Versand, [CT: Ingenieurwissenschaften/Technik / Architektur/Bauwesen]<

2000, ISBN: 9789056621667

Rotterdam: Nai Publishers, 2000. Hardcover. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. Hardcover. 4to. SCARCE. "The architecture and architectural culture of the Netherlands have been causing quite… Meer...

Rotterdam: Nai Publishers, 2000. Hardcover. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. Hardcover. 4to. SCARCE. "The architecture and architectural culture of the Netherlands have been causing quite a stir in recent years: a great many remarkable new buildings and projects testify to the current flowering in Dutch architecture, urban planning, and landscaping that's so exciting to so many in and out of the field. Artificial Landscape illustrates the results of this late twentieth century surge of creativity and traces the background of its success, examining both the 'Dutch phenomenon' and its socio-historical context to find out what makes it work so well. What we find is that even in a period of globalization there is still such a thing as a Dutch 'climate, ' yet despite this culture's specific national character we have much to learn from it, particularly where its unique synthesis of architecture, urbanism, and landscaping is concerned. This exciting movement is represented by a selection of designs, built works, ideas, plans and manifestoes from such architects and firms as OMA/Rem Koolhaas, Neutelings Riedijk, MVRDV, Maunce Nio, and Max 1, to name only a few. Apart from recording the state of things in Dutch architecture, Artificial Landscape also serves as a survey of contemporary architectural criticism, collecting the most important critiques of Dutch architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture to have appeared in recent years." White cloth boards with yellow title to spine. Clean, bright interior filled with illustrations. White illustrated dust jacket with black title to spine. Small closed tear along top edge of jacket. 299 pages. ARCH/092507., Nai Publishers, 2000, 4.5<