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Zoom! presents a reassessment of current architectural photography through works by 17 photographers, including Peter Bialobrzeski, Wolfgang Tillmans, Stefan Olàh, Roman Bezjak, Lard Buurman, Eva Leitolf, Andreas Seibert Barack, Nicolo Degiorgis, Julian Röder, Nuno Cera, Rufina Wu, Stefan Canham and Livia Corona Benjamin.
Zoom!: picturing architecture and the city
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Zoom! presents a reassessment of current architectural photography through works by 17 photographers, including Peter Bialobrzeski, Wolfgang Tillmans, Stefan Olàh, Roman Bezjak, Lard Buurman, Eva Leitolf, Andreas Seibert Barack, Nicolo Degiorgis, Julian Röder, Nuno Cera, Rufina Wu, Stefan Canham and Livia Corona Benjamin.
Photography Collections
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Today, it is hard to imagine the everyday work in an architectural practice without computers. Bits and bytes play an important role in the design and presentation of architecture. This book, which is published in the context of an exhibition of the same name of the Architekturmuseum der TUM at the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich (October 14, 2020 to January 10, 2021),(...)
The architecture machine: the role of computers in architecture
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Today, it is hard to imagine the everyday work in an architectural practice without computers. Bits and bytes play an important role in the design and presentation of architecture. This book, which is published in the context of an exhibition of the same name of the Architekturmuseum der TUM at the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich (October 14, 2020 to January 10, 2021), considers the development of the digital in architecture. In four chapters, it recounts this intriguing history from its beginnings in the 1950s through to today and presents the computer as a drawing machine, as a design tool, as a medium for telling stories, and as an interactive communication platform. The basic underlying question is simple: Has the computer changed architecture? And if so, by how much?
Digital Architecture
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The role of the global architect in society is changing. Instead of waiting for commissions to come their way, architects are initiating and developing practical solutions in response to dramatically changing living conditions in many parts of the world today. Small Scale, Big Change focuses on a central chapter of this shift, presenting recently built or(...)
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Small scale, big change: new architectures of social engagement
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The role of the global architect in society is changing. Instead of waiting for commissions to come their way, architects are initiating and developing practical solutions in response to dramatically changing living conditions in many parts of the world today. Small Scale, Big Change focuses on a central chapter of this shift, presenting recently built or under-construction works in underserved communities around the globe by these 11 architects and firms: Elemental (Chilean); Anna Heringer (Austrian); Diébédo Francis Kéré (Burkinabé); Hashim Sarkis A.L.U.D. (Lebanese); Jorge Mario Jáuregui (Brazilian); Frédéric Druot, Anne Lacaton & Jean Philippe Vassal (French); Michael Maltzan Architecture (American); Noero Wolff Architects (South African); Rural Studio (American); Estudio Teddy Cruz (American, born Guatemala); and Urban Think Tank (American/Austrian/Venezuelan).
J.Mayer H: Metropol parasol
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Reinvigorating Seville's central medieval district, J. Mayer H. Architects has created Metropol Parasol. The building complex derives its name from its large, umbrella-like structures and houses an archeological museum, indoor market and elevated square for events. With bars, restaurants and a panoramic pedestrian walkway, the landmark signals an important step forward in(...)
J.Mayer H: Metropol parasol
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Reinvigorating Seville's central medieval district, J. Mayer H. Architects has created Metropol Parasol. The building complex derives its name from its large, umbrella-like structures and houses an archeological museum, indoor market and elevated square for events. With bars, restaurants and a panoramic pedestrian walkway, the landmark signals an important step forward in the city's development of cultural and commercial facilities.
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