Below ground level : creating new spaces for contemporary architecture / [edited by] Ernst von Meijenfeldt, Marit Geluk ; [English translation, Roz Vatter-Buck].

Title & Author:

Below ground level : creating new spaces for contemporary architecture / [edited by] Ernst von Meijenfeldt, Marit Geluk ; [English translation, Roz Vatter-Buck].

Publication:

Basel ; Boston : Birkhäuser-Publishers for Architecture, 2003.

Description:

264 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 23 cm

Notes:
To be or not to be / Ernst von Meijenfeldt -- First green, then grey, then green again / interview with Emilio Ambasz -- The way down is the way out / Jaap Huisman -- Manipulation for simultaneity / interview with Floris Alkemade -- Subterranean existence / Jaap Huisman -- Tent versus cave / interview with Norman Foster -- We can get more under ground / Ernst von Meijenfeldt and Dick Regenboog -- Rooms and routes set the scene / interview with Francine Houben -- Through a child's eyes / Diederik Samwel -- No ostrich policy / interview with Jan Benthem -- Reclaiming space from earth and water / Paul van Deelen -- Pioneer of the underground / interview with John Carmody -- Buildings like icebergs / Ed Melet.

ISBN:

3764369086 (hardcover ; alk. paper)
9783764369088 (hardcover ; alk. paper)

Subject:

Underground architecture History 20th century.
Architecture souterraine Histoire 20e siècle.
Underground architecture
Unterirdisches Bauwerk
Arquitetura subterrânea (história) Século 20.

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Meijenfeldt, Ernst von.
Geluk, Marit.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 228682
Call No.: NA2542.7 .B45 2003
Status: Available

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