Studio Nonstop / Hans Ibelings ; compilation: Sanja Galić, Igor Grozdanić and Hans Ibelings.

Title & Author:

Studio Nonstop / Hans Ibelings ; compilation: Sanja Galić, Igor Grozdanić and Hans Ibelings.

Publication:

Amsterdam : The Architecture Observer, [2012]

Description:

96 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm

Notes:
The ambience of architecture -- Buildings and projects -- Multilayered city -- Urban stripes -- Armoured hospital -- Artificial topography -- Hybrid village -- Divercity -- Hovering Madrasah -- Bosnian knot -- Hanging city -- Balkan puzzle.

Summary:

Studio Nonstop is one of the foremost contemporary architectural practices in Bosnia and Herzegovina. With the capital Sarajevo as home base and principal work site, the architects of Studio Nonstop have realized a number of impressive works since 1999, a selection of which can be found in this monograph.

ISBN:

9789081920711 (paperback)
9081920715 (paperback)

Subject:

Studio Nonstop (Firm)
Architecture Bosnia and Herzegovina History 20th century.
Architecture Bosnia and Herzegovina History 21st century.
Architecture Bosnie-Herzégovine Histoire 20e siècle.
Architecture Bosnie-Herzégovine Histoire 21e siècle.
Architecture.
Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Form/genre:

History.

Added entries:

Ibelings, Hans, author, compiler.
Galić, Sanja, 1962- compiler.
Grozdanić, Igor, 1962- compiler.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 283953
Call No.: BIB 222473
Status: Available

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