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Architectura et Amicitia • ebook • epub

  • Samenvatting
    For this jubilee edition we have approached 45 Euro-
    pean architects from several generations all looking
    for the analogy in architecture. The brief: Design a
    fictitious extension for an existing building that com-
    pliments and continues the inherent narrative of the
    original building. The result is a collection of dia-
    logues between contemporary architects and the past
    rather than a publication with a series of loose ideas.
    Browsing these pages is like strolling through a city.
    This research is a local research. We ask to what
    extent can we still conduct a cohesive dialogue with
    existing work? How do we absorb former insights and
    weave together the city of the past with the stories of
    our present? Can we not consider the city again as a
    single construction project that is built up by subse-
    quent architects?
    A great inspiration for us are the tightly knit
    Medieval town centres that seem to have been cre-
    ated as a single structure by a single hand. As if the
    Medieval zeitgeist was one of togetherness. The unity
    also came from more practical constraints. The few,
    locally available materials ensured a tonal uniform-
    ity, that often blended harmoniously with the sur-
    rounding landscape. The city's limited architectural
    vocabulary stemmed from the restricted methods
    of construction at the time. Because of this the city
    formed in a causal manner.
    INTRODUCTION, BUILDING
    UPON BUILDING – Jantje Engels &
    Marius Grootveld
  • Productinformatie
    Binding : Epub
    Auteur : Architectura et Amicitia
    Bestandstype : epub
    Distributievorm : Ebook (digitaal)
    Aantal pagina's : Afhankelijk van e-reader
    Beveiliging : Digitaal watermerk (social DRM)   Informatie 
    Uitgeverij : Niet bekend
    ISBN : Geen
    Datum publicatie : 03-2016
  • Inhoudsopgave
    Introduction
    The Perceptive Professional
    Projects
    Highest Fidelity
    Projects
    The Living Historical City
    Projects
    Towards an Architecture
    of Accumulation
    Biography
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The Appeal of Accumulative Architecture
and Urban Planning
I have summoned up the courage to do something
that is thought to be impossible: to approach the
objects of my own discipline — architecture, cities
and landscapes — with an open mind. I cannot re-
ally open my mind to these objects anymore, I know
too much about them. This does not apply to my
profession alone; bakers, publicans and prime min-
isters have the same problem. It takes beginning
architecture students at the Faculty of Architecture
at Delft University of Technology just two weeks to
lose their innocence. Within 14 days, they are stuck
on a track towards a horizon beyond their reach
that they will follow for the rest of their lives. The
guileless question that accompanies my doing the
impossible is: ‘Which cities, villages or landscapes
would most people want to visit, most likely in the
context of a holiday?’ Overwhelmingly, these are
cities, villages or landscapes that have been around
for some time. Places where several generations
have lived their lives, adding buildings with respect
for the beauty already there; where owners have
again and again overhauled buildings, respectfully,
fearlessly and attentive to demands of their own
time. And the buildings bear the signs of time, and
these give them their charm, their life.
fragment of
TOWARDS AN ARCHITECTURE
OF ACCUMULATION
– Arjan Hebly ×
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