De la verticalité - Charbonnet, François

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Auteur(s) : Charbonnet, François - Heiz, Patrick - de Dardel, Marine

Editeur : Park Books Ag

Langue : Français

Parution : 31/08/2024

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 128.0

Expédition : 275

Dimensions : 21 x 15.6 x 1.5

ISBN : 9783038603696

Résumé :

Densification of our cities is an imperative that inevitably brings the topic of new high-rise buildings and the addition of stories to existing buildings to the foreground of discourse. Architecture and urban design must increasingly address the issues of verticality at all stages of planning, design, and composition. Social and cultural aspects must be considered in this process as well.

The?French-languag book De la verticalit? combines two elements: a case study on high-rise buildings in Zurich and an explorative essay on the subject of verticality in philosophy, culture, and society. Together the threads form a dual commentary that highlights the challenges posed by the transformation of our cities. Illustrated with numerous spectacular montages and visualizations designed to broaden thinking, this volume, which comes from the laboratory of acclaimed Swiss architecture firm Made in, also offers concrete proposals aimed at architects and urban planners, politicians and fl?neurs alike.

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Biographie:

Marine de Dardel ist Architektin, bildende K?nstlerin, Schriftstellerin und Redakteurin. Sie studierte Architektur an der ETH Z?rich und Creative Coding an der Z?rcher Hochschule der K?nste (ZHdK). Seit 2018 ist sie Dozentin und Forschungsstipendiatin am Departement Architektur der ETH Z?rich.

Fran?ois Charbonnet und Patrick Heiz sind Gr?ndungspartner des Architekturb?ros Made in in Genf und Z?rich. Daneben widmen sie sich intensiv der akademischen Forschung und Lehre. Nach zahlreichen Gastprofessuren im In- und Ausland leiten sie seit 2018 als ordentliche Professoren f?r Architektur und Entwurf die Professur Voluptas an der ETH Z?rich.

Sommaire:

Densification of our cities is an imperative that inevitably brings the topic of new high-rise buildings and the addition of stories to existing buildings to the foreground of discourse. Architecture and urban design must increasingly address the issues of verticality at all stages of planning, design, and composition. Social and cultural aspects must be considered in this process as well.

The?French-languag book De la verticalit? combines two elements: a case study on high-rise buildings in Zurich and an explorative essay on the subject of verticality in philosophy, culture, and society. Together the threads form a dual commentary that highlights the challenges posed by the transformation of our cities. Illustrated with numerous spectacular montages and visualizations designed to broaden thinking, this volume, which comes from the laboratory of acclaimed Swiss architecture firm Made in, also offers concrete proposals aimed at architects and urban planners, politicians and fl?neurs alike.