Whoop to the duck! : Es lebe di Ente! / published on the occasion of the Austrian participation in th 6th Biennial for Architecture and Design in São Paulo ; [editors, Splitterwerk ; authors, Mark Blaschitz [and others]].

Title & Author:

Publication:

Wien : Springer, 2005.

Description:

600 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 22 cm + 1 booklet (28 pages)

Notes:
Exhibition catalog.
Booklet contains German version of text.
Towns -- Wien ist Barakaldo -- Planet Splitterwerk -- Favorit -- Shapes -- Patterns -- Analog & digital -- Gallery -- Plots & prints -- Architecture and crime -- Houses -- Interspaces.
Text in English, translated from German.

Summary:

"Whoop to the Duck! is both a comprehensive retrospective and a preview of the work of the SPLITTERWERK label, active in the conflictive context between engineering and art since 1988."--BOOK JACKET.

ISBN:

3211285415 (hd. bd.)
9783211285411 (hd. bd.)

Subject:

Architectural firms Austria.
Architecture Designs and plans Catalogs.
Fantastic architecture Designs and plans.
Agences d'architecture Autriche.
Architecture Dessins et plans Catalogues.
Architecture fantastique Dessins et plans.
Architectural firms.
Architecture.
Fantastic architecture.
Austria.

Form/genre:

Architectural drawings.

Added entries:

Splitterwerk.
Bienal Internacional de Arquitetura e Design de São Paulo (6th : 2005 : São Paulo, Brazil)

Es lebe di Ente
Splitterwerk buildings and projects : with photo essays by Paul Ott and an epilogue by Angelika Fitz

Holdings:

Location: Library main 244630
Call No.: BIB 174301
Status: Available

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