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Oase #71
출판년도 : 2007
ISBN/ISSN : 9056625225
사이즈(mmxmm) : 175x245
장수 : 142
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인쇄상태 : B/W
삽화갯수 : 100
사용언어 : English
제본 : Pb
  • 시리즈 :
  • nai010 books
  • 저자 :
  • NAI Books
  • 출판사 :
  • Nai Publisher
  • 출판년도 :
  • 2007
  • 소비자가 :
  • 35,000원
  • 판매가 :
  • 35,000원
  • 적립금 :
  • 1,050원
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OASE 71 Architectural Journal / Tijdschrift voor architectuur Urban Formation and Collective Spaces / Stedelijke formatie en collectieve ruimten Design: Karel Martens & Werkplaats Typografie, Illustrated (b/w), Paperback, sewn, 144 pages, Size: 17 x 24 cm Dutch/English edition, ISBN 90-5662-522-5 / 978-90-5662-522-1, ISSN 0169-6238, € 20.00 With the support of the Netherlands Architecture Fund, the Prince Bernhard Cultural Foundation, the Van Eesteren-Fluck & Van Lohuizen Foundation and the Geertruida Gerharda Bolhuis Foundation In 1992 the Spanish architect Manuel de Solà-Morales already suggested in OASE that the civic, architectural, urban and morphological richness of a contemporary city resides in the collective spaces that are not strictly public or private, but both simultaneously. These are public spaces that are used for private activities, or private spaces that allow for collective use, and they include the whole spectrum in between. Moreover, in the past decades the design of these collective spaces seems to have become an important modus operandi to intervene in the contemporary city. At the intersection between an architectural and an urban scale, architects and urban planners design projects that, through their character and hybridization of privacy and publicity, contribute to the civic, typological and morphological richness of the city. This OASE focuses on the definition, character and role of these hybrid buildings in the urban fabric (or the urban fabric in the hybrid buildings). It raises questions concerning the incorporation, expression and relation of public and collective domains within a building and the relation of building and city. It investigates the relation between the influential role of hybrid buildings in the city and their size and combination of diverse urban functions. It questions the different meanings that are assigned to hybrid buildings. From an architectural point of view, hybrid buildings are often assigned an iconic value or designated as a landmark. From the point of view of urban design, the hybrid building is often seen as a microcosm of the urban condition, replicating the complexity of urban space. From this point of view, the hybrid building is also perceived as an important element of urban policy, being at once an entity that can be mastered and that adds value to city branding - the combination of signs that defines the city. Mauritsweg 23, 3012 JR Rotterdam, NL Tel: +31(0)10 - 20 10 133 Fax: +31(0)10 - 20 10 130 info@naipublishers.nl