L'îlot ouvert : Christian de Portzamparc = The open block. / Florence Accorsi.

Main entry:

Accorsi, Florence.

Title & Author:

L'îlot ouvert : Christian de Portzamparc = The open block. / Florence Accorsi.

Publication:

Paris : SEMAPA : Ante prima ; Bruxelles : AAM, [2010]

Description:

187 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 24 cm.

Series:

Paris Rive gauche, urbanisme architecture ; 3

Notes:
Chinese, English and French.

Summary:

The Open Block concept and its corollary luminous and diversified 'open street', as realised by Christian de Portzamparc in the 80s. is based on a set of flexible rules that allow for variations. Buildings are independent and set apart, but allow for the street to open onto the internal side of the open blocks where gardens are planted. All buildings' sides benefit from an exposure to fresh air and sunlight, while the wide variety of programs, volumes and materials is implemented along the entity of the street. This titles considers urban projects of Atelier Christian de Portzamparc where the 'open block' concept is fully realised.

ISBN:

9782871432401 (paperback)
2871432406 (paperback)

Subject:

Portzamparc, Christian de, 1944-
Architecture, Modern 20th century.
Architecture France Paris.
Architecture 20e siècle.
Architecture.
Architecture, Modern.
France Paris.

Added entries:

Paris Rive gauche, urbanisme architecture ; 3.

Christian de Portzamparc
Open block

Holdings:

Location: Library main 272165
Call No.: BIB 205396
Status: Available

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