Architecture and argument : Team V Architecture / Hans Ibelings.

Main entry:

Ibelings, Hans, author.

Title & Author:

Architecture and argument : Team V Architecture / Hans Ibelings.

Publication:

Berlin : Hatje Cantz, [2019]
©2019

Description:

287 pages : illustrations (some color), plans ; 32 cm

Notes:
Architecture and argument / Hans Ibelings -- Projects -- Motifs -- Team V -- Awards -- List of projects -- Timeline -- Project details.

Summary:

"The work of Team V Architecture is informed by the confidence in architecture's incontrovertibility. The studio was founded 6 years ago and now celebrates its first 25 quarters. On this occasion, the book offers the first overview on its architectural practice. The projects cover a broad spectrum from interior to urban design. They particularly stand out due to their conviction in the intricate relationship between architectural appearance and argument. Consequently, the book is dedicated to this thesis which will be addressed as a general critical topic: form is not the result of free will or determinism, but rather the logical consequence of a complex debate about why and how a certain form can embody a project's values, solutions, and aspirations. Hans Ibelings is an acclaimed architectural critic and historian"--publisher's description.

ISBN:

9783775745918 (hbk.)
3775745912

Subject:

Team V Architecture.
Architectural firms Netherlands Amsterdam.
Agences d'architecture Pays-Bas Amsterdam.
ARCHITECTURE / General.
Architectural firms Netherlands.
Architectural firms.
Netherlands Amsterdam.

Added entries:

Team V Architecture. Works. Selections.

Team V Architecture

Holdings:

Location: Library main 307669
Call No.: BIB 253143
Status: Available

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