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OMA Rem Koolhaas

Living, Vivre, Leben

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  • 96 stron
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Catalogue for an exhibition presented at Bordeaux, Arc en rêve-Centre d'architecture, February-May 1998; Triennale of Milano, June-July 1998; and Vienna, Architektur Zentrum, September-November 1998.Rem Koolhaas' spaces for living, including his apartments and houses, are collected for the first time in book format. The Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas and his well-known Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) have rightfully gained global acclaim and respect with their complex buildings (e.g. the Dutch Dance Theater in Den Haag or the Rotterdam Art Museum), and with large-scale urban plans such as Melun-SE=nart, Euralille, and Seoul. Less known but equally fascinating are Koolhaas' domestic projects. This new book highlights this important aspect of his work: with texts, plans and photographs, it presents the Patiovilla in Rotterdam, the Villa Dall'Ava in Paris, the Dutch House in Holten, the Maison C Bordeaux, and the Nexus Housing in Fukuoka/Japan. Their common theme is an intense search for freedom. As with all of Koolhaas' work, a clever play with openings, transparencies and transparent and opaque surfaces makes these living spaces permeable to the variations of light, weather, and function.

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OMA Rem Koolhaas, kolektiv

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Tytuł
OMA Rem Koolhaas
Podtytuł
Living, Vivre, Leben
Język
angielski, niemiecki, francuski
Autorzy
kolektiv
Rok wydania
1998
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
96
ISBN10
3764356383
ISBN13
9783764356385
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Opis
Catalogue for an exhibition presented at Bordeaux, Arc en rêve-Centre d'architecture, February-May 1998; Triennale of Milano, June-July 1998; and Vienna, Architektur Zentrum, September-November 1998.Rem Koolhaas' spaces for living, including his apartments and houses, are collected for the first time in book format. The Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas and his well-known Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) have rightfully gained global acclaim and respect with their complex buildings (e.g. the Dutch Dance Theater in Den Haag or the Rotterdam Art Museum), and with large-scale urban plans such as Melun-SE=nart, Euralille, and Seoul. Less known but equally fascinating are Koolhaas' domestic projects. This new book highlights this important aspect of his work: with texts, plans and photographs, it presents the Patiovilla in Rotterdam, the Villa Dall'Ava in Paris, the Dutch House in Holten, the Maison C Bordeaux, and the Nexus Housing in Fukuoka/Japan. Their common theme is an intense search for freedom. As with all of Koolhaas' work, a clever play with openings, transparencies and transparent and opaque surfaces makes these living spaces permeable to the variations of light, weather, and function.