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C3 386 Public Buildings In A Private Time

ISBN: 9772092519005-386

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The first of two features examines how the progressive privatisation of our lives in common impacts how we experience public space, wherein the need to escape politically or socially charged spaces causes us to seek refuge in our smartphones. Reflecting o

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2016

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The first of two features examines how the progressive privatisation of our lives in common impacts how we experience public space, wherein the need to escape politically or socially charged spaces causes us to seek refuge in our smartphones. Reflecting on the design of such buildings as museums, libraries, and operas helps to understand this trend. By contrast, the second feature declares that, despite the current crisis concerning the value of public space, shared and common space is actually expanding. Eleven examples of new hybrids of shared space outside the realm of traditional public space are highlighted, including works by Menis Arquitectos, Studio Gang, and VAUMM.
CONTENTS
Architecture for the City. Public Buildings in a Private Time

  • Architecture for the City: Public Buildings in a Private Time / Nelson Mota
  • Pierre Lassonde Pavilion / OMA
  • Dokk1 / Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects
  • Cite du Vin / XTU Architects
  • Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center / Renzo Piano Building Workshop

Narratives for Community Architecture

  • Narratives for Community Architecture / Tom Van Malderen
  • CKK Jordanki Multifunctional Concert Hall / Menis Arquitectos
  • Alpha Multimedia Library / Loci Anima
  • Writers Theatre / Studio Gang Architects
  • El Roure Community Center and La Ginesta Library / Calderon-Folch-Sarsanedas Arquitectes
  • Stjørdal Cultural Center / Reiulf Ramstad Architects
  • Galtzaraborda Parking / VAUMM
208 pages, ills colour & bw / 23 x 30 cm / English, Korean
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