Dom Hans van der Laan : Tomelilla : architectural theory in practice / Caroline Voet ; in cooperation with Rob de Carpentier and Rik van der Laan.

Main entry:

Voet, Caroline, author.

Title & Author:

Dom Hans van der Laan : Tomelilla : architectural theory in practice / Caroline Voet ; in cooperation with Rob de Carpentier and Rik van der Laan.

Publication:

Amsterdam : Architectura & Natura, 2016.
©2016

Description:

272 pages : illustrations, plans ; 26 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

This volume comprises an extremely accurate case study of Mariavall, a Benedictine abbey in Tomelilla, Sweden, wherein monk, architect and theorist Dom Hans van der Laan examines the building, unravelling the design process in a step-by-step, detailed analysis, the likes of which have never before been published. Prior to his death, Van der Laan garnered worldwide acclaim for his comprehensive architectural theory, which has been translated into several languages and presents a doctrine of connections in the design of architectonic space.

ISBN:

9789461400000
9461400004

Subject:

Laan, Hans van der Criticism and interpretation.
Laan, Hans van der.
Mariavall (Monastery : Tomelilla, Sweden)
Mariavalls kloster (Tomelilla, Sweden)
Abbeys Sweden Tomelilla.
Abbeys.
Buildings.
Tomelilla (Sweden) Buildings, structures, etc.
Sweden Tomelilla.

Form/genre:

Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Added entries:

Carpentier, Rob de.
Laan, Rik van der.
Laan, Hans van der. Architectonische ruimte. English.

Tomelilla : architectural theory in practice

Holdings:

Location: Library main 295439
Call No.: BIB 241668
Status: Available

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