Salt bridges : changing perceptions of art/architecture and science ; new biochemistry/Oxford Hawkins\Brown / edited by Morag Morrison.

Title & Author:

Salt bridges : changing perceptions of art/architecture and science ; new biochemistry/Oxford Hawkins\Brown / edited by Morag Morrison.

Publication:

Description:

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

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Working within the historic context of Oxford / Russell Brown -- Designing a new typology / Hawkins\Brown -- Building for science / Edwin Heathcote -- Diary of a builder / Mike Morris -- Untitled 2006-08 / Peter Fraser -- Architecture with Art in mind / Alex Coles -- 0 to 10,000,000 by Annie Cattrell / Marina Wallace -- Visualising science / Morag Morrison interviews Tim Head & Mark Sansom -- Interior design: materiality and use of colour / Morag Morrison -- Inside out / Jane Rendell -- From old physiology to new biochemistry / Jonathan Hodgkin.

ISBN:

9783791350264
3791350269

Subject:

University of Oxford. Department of Biochemistry Buildings, structures, etc.
University of Oxford. Department of Biochemistry Buildings, structures, etc. Pictorial works.
University of Oxford. Department of Biochemistry
Oxford.
Laboratories Design and construction.
Architecture and technology.
Laboratoires Conception et construction.
Architecture et technologie.
Buildings

Form/genre:

Illustrated works
Bildband.

Added entries:

Morrison, Morag, 1964-
Hawkins\Brown.

New biochemistry Oxford Hawkins\Brown

Holdings:

Location: Library main 268723
Call No.: BIB 200596
Status: Available

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