Resilience / Stasus, James A. Craig, Matt Ozga-Lawn.

Main entry:

Stasus (Firm)

Title & Author:

Resilience / Stasus, James A. Craig, Matt Ozga-Lawn.

Publication:

New York : Princeton Architectural Press, 2012.

Description:

80 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

Series:

Pamphlet architecture ; 32

Notes:
The resilience of ruins / Mark Dorrian -- Resilience -- Architectural forensics : the studio as site -- Animate objects -- Reliquary -- Stillness / Ella Chmielewska -- Animate landscapes. The site and the objects -- The subjects -- Anti-chronometric calendar -- The room -- Designing around remnants / Andrew Benjamin.

Summary:

The competition for Pamphlet Architecture 32 centered on the theme of resilience. By addressing the capacity to cope, the ability to bounce back, and the mitigation and management of risk, participants were asked to showcase a fresh understanding of the architectural opportunities found in resilience. The winning entry successfully takes on the topic through an investigation of the ravaged city of Warsaw, Poland. By identifying, interrogating, and ultimately reinforcing both the physical and immaterial conditions of the landscape, the project allows the space to become something new and yet hold on to what it is, truly exhibiting resilience.

ISBN:

9781616890315 (pbk.)
1616890312

Subject:

Stasus (Firm)
Architectural design Themes, motives.
Design architectural Thèmes, motifs.

Added entries:

Craig, James A., 1984-
Ozga-Lawn, Matt, 1984-
Pamphlet architecture ; 32.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 276903
Call No.: BIB 211465
Status: Available

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