Place and occasion : Montgomery Sisam Architects / ... supporting texts by David Sisam, Beth Kapusta, Bruce Kuwabara, Ken Greenberg and Nick Drake.

Title & Author:

Place and occasion : Montgomery Sisam Architects / ... supporting texts by David Sisam, Beth Kapusta, Bruce Kuwabara, Ken Greenberg and Nick Drake.

Publication:

London : Artifice Books on Architecture, [2013]
©2013

Description:

207 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 23 x 28 cm

Notes:
Statement of responsibility taken from text on page 4 of cover.

Summary:

Toronto-based practice Montgomery sisam architects has a commitment to design quality that is rooted in the belief that buildings and their environs must play a dignified and lasting role for their occupants and the surrounding community. Implicit in this approach is the desire to create places that make a positive contribution to the occupants' physical and mental wellbeing. The practice combines a considered, intellectual and highly collaborative approach to design and the composition of space with an intuitive understanding of daylight to produce buildings that engage with the outdoors and strengthen the beneficial relationship between design, health and wellbeing. Organised under four key themes, the wide range of project types and scales include healthcare, infrastructure, educational, recreational and residential projects.

ISBN:

1908967080 (paperback)
9781908967084 (paperback)

Subject:

Montgomery Sisam Architects.
Architecture Ontario.
Architecture
Ontario

Added entries:

Sisam, David, 1945-
Montgomery Sisam Architects.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 283158
Call No.: NA44.M787.2 P5 2013
Status: Available

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