Kéré, Diébedo Francis 1965- arc

Spirits out of trees Francis Kéré - Gando Montana edited by Amy Holmes and Julie Cirelli.

Zurich Park Books [2026]

118 Seiten

Spirits out of Trees traces the interwoven stories of two architectural works by Burkinabé-German architect Francis Kéré: Xylem, a contemplative pavilion nestled within the aspen groves of Tippet Rise Art Center in Fishtail, Montana, and the Naaba Belem Goumma Secondary School, built for Kéré's hometown community of Gando, Burkina Faso. Though separated by geography, climate, and culture, the two buildings are united by a shared philosophy: architecture as a site of gathering, learning, and care. The book explores how trees--literal and metaphorical--inform Kéré's design language. Xylem evokes the spiritual and structural intelligence of trees, offering a space of quiet communion and passive cooling. Naaba Belem Goumma Secondary School transforms local materials into a living, breathing environment for education, shaped by and for its community. Combining architectural documentation and photography with personal writing and original poetry, Spirits out of Trees is both a tribute to Francis Kéré's vision and to the enduring metaphor of the tree as shelter and a symbol of regeneration. Designed with the same humility and clarity that defines Kéré's work, the volume offers a deeply resonant meditation on sustainability, cultural continuity, and the power of architecture to root us more fully in the world around us. - Verlag

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Kéré, Diébedo Francis 1965-
Kéré, Diébédo Francis 1965-....
Architektur
Architecture vernaculaire
Architecture et anthropologie
Constructions scolaires

Bildband
Ouvrages illustrés

Holmes, Amy
Cirelli, Julie

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