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INTERNATIONAL<br />
NEW TITLES<br />
AUTUMN <strong>2023</strong>
CONTENTS<br />
4/5<br />
Swiss Architecture Museum S AM<br />
(Andreas Ruby), werk, bauen+wohnen<br />
(Daniel Kurz), on behalf of Stiftung<br />
Architektur Schweiz SAS (eds.)<br />
SAY <strong>2023</strong>/24<br />
Swiss Architecture Yearbook <strong>2023</strong>/24<br />
8/9<br />
Ulf Meyer<br />
Gewers Pudewill<br />
Tailor-Made Architecture<br />
12/13<br />
LIQUIFER Systems Group, Jennifer<br />
Cunningham (eds.)<br />
LIQUIFER. Living Beyond Earth<br />
Architecture for Extreme Environments<br />
6/7<br />
Galerie d’Architecture de Paris (ed.)<br />
Roger Boltshauser—Response<br />
10/11<br />
Kashef Chowdhury, William J.R. Curtis,<br />
Kenneth Frampton, Robert McCarter,<br />
Philip Ursprung<br />
Meditations in Entropy<br />
The Work of Kashef Chowdhury / URBANA in<br />
Bangladesh<br />
14/15<br />
Gaëtan Le Penhuel Architectes &<br />
Associés (eds.)<br />
ABC<br />
Schools of the Future. Best Design Practices<br />
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16/17<br />
Oliver Elser, Anna-Maria Mayerhofer,<br />
Sebastian Hackenschmidt, Jennifer Dyck,<br />
Lilli Hollein, Peter Cachola Schmal (eds.)<br />
Protest Architecture<br />
Barricades, Camps, Spatial Tactics 1830–<strong>2023</strong>
18/19<br />
Gabriela Burkhalter (ed.)<br />
The Playground Project<br />
22/23<br />
Ana Francisco Sutherland<br />
Modern Buildings in<br />
Blackheath and Greenwich<br />
Tradition of Change. London 1950–2000<br />
20/21<br />
Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin Architects<br />
(eds.)<br />
Performative Architecture<br />
24/25<br />
Jeanne Gang<br />
The Architect-Grafter<br />
Usefulness and Desire in the Age of Sobriety<br />
26/27<br />
Eva Kuss<br />
Hermann Czech<br />
An Architect in Vienna<br />
30/31<br />
Oren Eldar, Edith Kofsky, Hadas Maor<br />
(eds.)<br />
Cloud-to-ground<br />
34/35<br />
Heike Biechteler; Dieter Dietz; Johannes<br />
Käferstein; Jonathan Sergison; Institute<br />
of Architecture, HSLU School of Engineering<br />
& Architecture (eds.)<br />
Drawing in Architecture<br />
Education and Research<br />
Lucerne Talks<br />
28/29<br />
Lorenzo De Chiffre, Benni Eder, Theresa<br />
Krenn, Architekturzentrum Wien Az W<br />
(eds.)<br />
Hollein Calling<br />
Architectural Dialogues<br />
32/33<br />
Karin Sander, Philip Ursprung (eds.)<br />
Neighbours<br />
A Manifesto, a Play for Two Pavilions, and Ten<br />
Conversations<br />
36–39<br />
Recent Releases<br />
and Key <strong>Titles</strong><br />
1 2/3<br />
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
The new SAY Swiss Architecture Yearbook is the first of its kind in<br />
Switzerland. Jointly edited by the Basel-based Swiss Architecture<br />
Museum S AM and the renowned architecture journal werk,<br />
bauen+wohnen on behalf of the Stiftung Architektur Schweiz, it<br />
reflects the country’s remarkably diverse architectural creation<br />
and provides international visibility for the outstanding quality of<br />
Swiss architecture and building culture.<br />
Yet SAY is more than a mere selection of the best: it thoroughly<br />
examines current topics that concern many people at the time<br />
of a construction boom in the country and amid the increasingly<br />
felt effects of climate change. From a list of well over a hundred<br />
nominees from all parts of the country, 36 projects were selected<br />
by an international jury for SAY’s inaugural <strong>2023</strong>/24 edition.<br />
The featured projects are supplemented by topical essays that<br />
look at the most pressing questions in Swiss architecture discourse,<br />
at the characteristics of Swiss architecture today, and<br />
examine what lasting contribution it makes to the quality of life<br />
in all parts of the country.<br />
The inaugural edition of the<br />
new SAY Swiss Architecture<br />
Yearbook<br />
Stiftung Architektur Schweiz SAS, established<br />
in 2022, supports and promotes national and<br />
international visibility of and the professional<br />
dialogue on architecture and building culture in<br />
Switzerland and Liechtenstein.<br />
The Swiss Architecture Museum S AM in Basel,<br />
founded in 1984 and active under its current<br />
name since 2006, is Switzerland’s leading<br />
institution for the display of and dialogue on<br />
contemporary architecture. Andreas Ruby is an<br />
art historian and educator serving as S AM’s<br />
director since 2016.<br />
werk, bauen+wohnen, published since 1914, is<br />
Switzerland’s foremost architecture journal.<br />
Daniel Kurz is a historian and architecture critic<br />
and was chief editor of werk, bauen+wohnen<br />
during 2012–21.<br />
ISBN 9783038603399
Inaugural edition of the new biennial Swiss<br />
Architecture Yearbook<br />
Showcases 36 outstanding new buildings as<br />
well as urban and landscape design projects,<br />
selected by an international jury<br />
With supplementary essays on the most<br />
relevant topics in the face of current challenges<br />
in the field of architecture and urban design<br />
Swiss Architecture Museum S AM<br />
(Andreas Ruby), werk, bauen+wohnen<br />
(Daniel Kurz), on behalf of Stiftung<br />
Architektur Schweiz SAS (eds.)<br />
SAY <strong>2023</strong>/24<br />
Swiss Architecture Yearbook <strong>2023</strong>/24<br />
Book design by Claudiabasel<br />
Hardback<br />
approx. 304 pages, 230 color and 30 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
22 × 32 cm<br />
978-3-03860-339-9<br />
English / French / German / Italian<br />
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 45.00 | $ 55.00<br />
October <strong>2023</strong> (Europe) | February 2024 (US)<br />
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Zurich-based Boltshauser Architekten, which also runs a<br />
branch office in Munich, is one of most successful and idiosyncratic<br />
Swiss design firms. Precise examination of materials and<br />
their constructive potential is combined in their buildings with a<br />
profound understanding of ecological issues. Many of their realized<br />
designs of varied scale and typology have won international<br />
awards. Founder Roger Boltshauser has set himself the goal of<br />
finding new forms and solutions for the architectural challenges<br />
of our time.<br />
The elegant book Roger Boltshauser—Response reviews 12 of<br />
Boltshauser Architekten’s key and recent buildings in a threestep<br />
presentation of plan, photograph, and sketch. Italian Swiss<br />
architecture photographer Luca Ferrario’s atmospheric images,<br />
Roger Boltshauser’s own artistic hand drawings, and the sections,<br />
axonometries, and floor plans produce a multilayered picture<br />
of the practice’s oeuvre.<br />
A selection of key and recent buildings<br />
by Swiss architect Roger Boltshauser<br />
presented in a visual triple-jump:<br />
plan—photograph—sketch<br />
Roger Boltshauser, born in 1964, graduated in<br />
architecture from ETH Zürich and established<br />
his own firm, Boltshauser Architekten, in Zurich<br />
in 1996, opening a branch office in Munich in<br />
2021. He is a visiting lecturer at ETH Zürich and<br />
taught as visiting professor at EPFL in Lausanne<br />
in 2016–17 and at TU Munich in 2017–18.<br />
The Galerie d’Architecture de Paris is an exhibition<br />
space dedicated to international contemporary<br />
architecture. Since its opening in 1999,<br />
it has combined architecture with visual art and<br />
photography and with book publications, offering<br />
its visitors a new look at architecture today.<br />
ISBN 9783038603320
The most famous and recent key buildings by<br />
leading Swiss architect Roger Boltshauser in<br />
an elegant book<br />
Each design is presented with plans, photographs,<br />
and Roger Boltshauser’s own artistic<br />
drawings, the majority of them published here<br />
for the first time<br />
Features new concise essays by Jonathan<br />
Sergison (Sergison Bates architects, London /<br />
Zurich), Alexandre Theriot (BRUTHER, Paris /<br />
Zurich), and Jan De Vylder (Architecten Jan de<br />
Vylder Inge Vinck, Gent)<br />
Galerie d’Architecture de Paris (ed.)<br />
Roger Boltshauser—Response<br />
Book design by Atelier Andrea Gassner<br />
Paperback<br />
160 pages, 38 color and 76 b/w illustrations<br />
22 × 30 cm<br />
978-3-03860-332-0 English / French / German<br />
sFr. 59.00 | € 58.00 | £ 55.00 | $ 65.00<br />
Available (Europe) | February 2024 (US)<br />
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Gewers Pudewill is one of the most influential and successful<br />
contemporary German architecture firms. From their base in<br />
Berlin, founding partners Georg Gewers and Henry Pudewill are<br />
committed to a wide variety of projects: office buildings, conversions<br />
of manufacturing and commercial structures, housing,<br />
research buildings, and nursing residences for the elderly. Their<br />
designs combine functional and conceptual aspects with a highly<br />
expressive formal language.<br />
This book presents a selection of Gewers Pudewill’s most exciting<br />
buildings realized since 2019, located in Berlin, Hamburg,<br />
Regensburg, Rostock, Stuttgart, and Wolfsburg. The lavishly<br />
illustrated volume features newly taken large-format photographs<br />
by the renowned German architectural photographer<br />
HG Esch, supplemented by five essays contributed by architectural<br />
publicist Ulf Meyer, who highlights the common threads in<br />
the firm’s evolution and explains its philosophy.<br />
<strong>New</strong> designs by award-winning<br />
Berlin-based architecture firm<br />
Gewers Pudewill realized since 2019<br />
Ulf Meyer is a Berlin-based architecture critic<br />
and writer and lecturer.<br />
Georg Gewers worked as a stonemason and<br />
sculptor before studying architecture at RWTH<br />
in Aachen and HFT Stuttgart. He began his<br />
career working for Norman Foster in London<br />
and directed his own firms before establishing<br />
Gewers Pudewill in Berlin in 2008.<br />
Henry Pudewill graduated in architecture from<br />
Bauhaus-Universität in Weimar. He worked<br />
for various firms in Berlin and Munich before<br />
establishing Gewers Pudewill in Berlin in 2008.<br />
EN<br />
ISBN 9783038603528<br />
GE<br />
ISBN 9783038603351
Gewers Pudewill is one of Germany’s most<br />
successful and influential contemporary architecture<br />
firms<br />
Features 25 designs by Gewers Pudewill, the<br />
majority realized since 2019<br />
Lavishly illustrated with new and previously<br />
unpublished images by distinguished German<br />
architectural photographer HG Esch<br />
Five topical essays explore the evolution and<br />
design philosophy of Gewers Pudewill<br />
Ulf Meyer<br />
Gewers Pudewill<br />
Tailor-Made Architecture<br />
Book design by Eberle & Eisfeld<br />
Hardback<br />
approx. 272 pages, 116 color and 18 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
20 × 30 cm<br />
978-3-03860-352-8 English<br />
978-3-03860-335-1 German<br />
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 45.00 | $ 55.00<br />
October <strong>2023</strong> (Europe) | March 2024 (US)<br />
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Over three decades, Dhaka-based architecture firm Kashef<br />
Chowdhury / URBANA has produced an astonishing collection<br />
of works of divergent scales, typologies, and contexts located<br />
in one of the most meteorologically challenging regions in the<br />
world. A hospital introduced into an economy decimated by rising<br />
oceans, a shelter against cyclones in Bangladesh’s southern<br />
coastal region, and architectural interventions in one of the<br />
world’s densest metropolitan areas: Kashef Chowdhury / UR-<br />
BANA’s designs are incisive, critical responses to varied issues<br />
and urgencies rooted in the belief that architecture must be a<br />
reflection of, and sympathetic to, increasingly fragile ecological<br />
conditions.<br />
“The changing climate is no longer<br />
debatable in Bangladesh, it is this<br />
country’s unfeigned, monstrous<br />
reality.” Kashef Chowdhury<br />
Meditations in Entropy is the first comprehensive book on the<br />
work of Kashef Chowdhury / URBANA. It features 16 of the<br />
firm’s designs in detail through photographs by acclaimed architectural<br />
photographer Hélène Binet as well as numerous<br />
plans, drawings, sketches, and other images. Perceptive essays<br />
are contributed by eminent critics and historians, Kenneth<br />
Frampton, Robert McCarter, and William J.R. Curtis. A conversation<br />
between Chowdhury, Swiss architect Niklaus Graber, and<br />
distinguished architectural historian Philip Ursprung, further<br />
analyzing URBANA’s unique approach, rounds off this volume.<br />
Kashef Chowdhury is a Dhaka-based architect,<br />
educator, and photographer, and principal of the<br />
architecture firm Kashef Chowdhury / URBANA.<br />
William J.R. Curtis is a distinguished historian,<br />
writer, and critic specializing in 20th-century<br />
architecture.<br />
Kenneth Frampton is Ware Professor of Architecture<br />
at Columbia University’s Graduate<br />
School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation.<br />
Robert McCarter is a practicing architect, professor<br />
of architecture, and author, serving also<br />
as the Ruth and Norman Moore Professor of Architecture<br />
at Sam Fox School of Design & Visual<br />
Arts at Washington University in St. Louis.<br />
Philip Ursprung is Professor of History of Art and<br />
Architecture at ETH Zürich’s Institute for the<br />
History and Theory of Architecture.<br />
ISBN 9783038603290
First-ever monograph on the internationally<br />
recognized Dhaka-based architecture firm<br />
Kashef Chowdhury / URBANA<br />
Traces nearly three decades of Kashef<br />
Chowdhury / URBANA’s trajectory in<br />
confronting immense challenges such as<br />
complex weather conditions and climate<br />
change, major migration movements, and<br />
high urban density<br />
Features in detail 16 of Kashef Chowdhury /<br />
URBANA’s designs that demonstrate the firm’s<br />
unique focus on these pressing issues<br />
Richly illustrated with images by acclaimed<br />
architectural photographer Hélène Binet and<br />
numerous plans, drawings, and sketches, most<br />
of them previously unpublished<br />
With contributions by eminent architecture<br />
critics and historians<br />
Kashef Chowdhury, William J.R. Curtis,<br />
Kenneth Frampton, Robert McCarter,<br />
Philip Ursprung<br />
Meditations in Entropy<br />
The Work of Kashef Chowdhury / URBANA in<br />
Bangladesh<br />
Book design by Samuel Bänziger<br />
Hardback<br />
approx. 280 pages, 300 color and 120 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
23 × 31 cm<br />
978-3-03860-329-0 English<br />
sFr. 59.00 | € 58.00 | £ 55.00 | € 65.00<br />
March 2024 (Europe) | May 2024 (US)<br />
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Conquering the extremes: LIQUIFER Systems Group, a design<br />
and research firm based in Vienna and Bremen, has been addressing<br />
the issue of human life on planet Earth and elsewhere<br />
in the universe for two decades. Their work demonstrates how<br />
considerate technology-based design solutions and careful use<br />
of available resources can enable us to live in space. Their concepts,<br />
feasibility studies, and technological developments all<br />
deal with the key issue of scarcity that defines life everywhere:<br />
on Mars, on the Moon, in orbit as well as on Earth. LIQUIFER<br />
Systems Group’s projects range from a simulated Mars mission<br />
in Spain’s Rio Tinto region and the interior design for the habitation<br />
module of the planned Gateway space station, to the EDEN<br />
ISS mobile greenhouse in Antarctica and biogenerative studies<br />
in which microbes are integrated into buildings to generate energy<br />
and recycle materials.<br />
LIQUIFER. Living Beyond Earth is the first book to present the<br />
practice’s groundbreaking work. It features spectacular images<br />
and visualizations, detailed plans, and drawings that are supplemented<br />
with essays by renowned American space architects<br />
Brent Sherwood and Christina Ciardullo. It enables the reader to<br />
delve into the visionary world of Europe’s leading space design<br />
firms.<br />
Designing in the extreme: LIQUIFER<br />
Systems Group pushes the boundaries<br />
of all living spaces and develops<br />
projects and prototypes for the future<br />
in space and on Earth.<br />
LIQUIFER Systems Group, based in Vienna and<br />
Bremen, is a group of experts around the core<br />
team of Barbara Imhof, Waltraut Hoheneder,<br />
and René Waclavicek. Commissioned by the<br />
European Space Agency (ESA), as well as within<br />
the framework of international private and<br />
public research programs, they are working on<br />
concepts and prototypes for the future colonization<br />
of space and life on Earth.<br />
Jennifer Cunningham holds a master’s degree<br />
in anthropology, material culture, and design.<br />
Based in Vienna, she works as a researcher,<br />
writer, and editor in the fields of design and<br />
architecture.<br />
ISBN 9783038603450
First monograph on the boundary-pushing,<br />
visionary work of LIQUIFER Systems Group<br />
Essays by renowned space architects Brent<br />
Sherwood and Christina Ciardullo offer a<br />
highly readable introduction to the broad<br />
subject of space architecture<br />
A rich source of inspiration for collaborative<br />
and sustainable design practice for human life<br />
on Earth and in space<br />
LIQUIFER Systems Group is among the global<br />
leaders in space design and has been instrumental<br />
in establishing this as an architectural<br />
discipline in its own right<br />
LIQUIFER Systems Group, Jennifer<br />
Cunningham (eds.)<br />
LIQUIFER. Living Beyond Earth<br />
Architecture for Extreme Environments<br />
Book design by Nik Thoenen and Hannah Sakai<br />
Paperback<br />
approx. 224 pages, 250 color and 30 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
18.5 × 26.5 cm<br />
978-3-03860-345-0 English<br />
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 | £ 35.00 | $ 45.00<br />
October <strong>2023</strong> (Europe) | March 2024 (US)<br />
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Paris-based Gaëtan Le Penhuel Architectes & Associés have<br />
acquired great expertise in the construction of school buildings<br />
over nearly 30 years, having made their name in this field with<br />
pioneering designs. Based on this wealth of experience, Gaëtan<br />
Le Penhuel now presents ABC: Schools of the Future. Best Design<br />
Practices, a compact and charming guide to developing school<br />
buildings for the future that meet the needs of students.<br />
Each of the ten chapters focuses on one key part of these structures,<br />
such as the classroom, the school yard, the hallway, the<br />
auditorium, and so on. In conversation with architectural publicist<br />
Alice Dubet, Le Penhuel outlines pathways to better school<br />
architecture, and points out obstacles to overcome and mistakes<br />
to avoid. Quentin Vijoux’s illustrations provide easy visual access<br />
to the concepts of Gaëtan Le Penhuel Architectes & Associés—<br />
not only for architects and teachers, but also for students and<br />
their parents.<br />
An unusual, compact ABC of<br />
good architecture for schools<br />
of the future<br />
Gaëtan Le Penhuel Architectes & Associés, established<br />
in Paris in 1994, develop their designs<br />
with a multidisciplinary approach and curiosity.<br />
Building for education at all levels from kindergarten<br />
to university is a core part of their work.<br />
Alice Dubet is a French architect and publicist.<br />
She regularly contributes to journals such as<br />
AMC and Le Moniteur, and has edited numerous<br />
books.<br />
EN<br />
FR<br />
ISBN 9783038603474 ISBN 9783038603481
A unique guide to the essentials of good school<br />
building design for the future<br />
Combines texts in interview form with highly<br />
appealing illustrations<br />
Highlights that the architecture of schools must<br />
be supportive to new pedagogical concepts<br />
and always put the well-being of students and<br />
teachers first<br />
Makes the highly topical subject of good school<br />
building design accessible to a wide audience<br />
Gaëtan Le Penhuel Architectes &<br />
Associés (eds.)<br />
ABC<br />
Schools of the Future. Best Design Practices<br />
Book design by Building Paris<br />
Hardback (flexicover)<br />
152 pages, 56 color illustrations<br />
15 × 22 cm<br />
978-3-03860-347-4 English<br />
978-3-03860-348-1 French<br />
sFr. 25.00 | € 25.00 | £ 22.00 | $ 30.00<br />
October <strong>2023</strong> (Europe) | March 2024 (US)<br />
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Protest movements shape public space not only through their<br />
messages, but in many cases also through their—mostly temporary—buildings.<br />
Frankfurt’s Deutsches Architekturmuseum<br />
DAM and Vienna’s MAK—Museum of Applied Arts are exploring<br />
this thesis in a joint exhibition project. The exhibition and<br />
the book coinciding with it explore the topic based on examples<br />
spanning from 1830 to 2022.<br />
170 encyclopedia entries and 14 case<br />
studies of protest architecture over<br />
more than 190 years, from the<br />
1830 July Revolution in Paris to the<br />
2022 Freedom Convoy in Ottawa<br />
Protest Architecture is the first-ever international survey of the<br />
architecture of protest and presents it in all its manifold forms<br />
and, in some cases, ambivalence. It is conceived as an encyclopedia<br />
with around 170 entries, supplemented by 14 more<br />
expansive case studies. A preceding chronology portrays some<br />
80 protest movements and their architectural manifestations<br />
through concise texts and one image each, including examples<br />
from all over the world, such as the 1830 July Revolution<br />
in Paris, the 1848 March Revolution in Berlin, the 1911 Sugar<br />
Workers Strike in Queensland (Australia), the 1936–37 General<br />
Motors Sit-down Strike in Flint, MI (USA), the 1969–98 Troubles<br />
in Northern Ireland, Freetown Christiania in Copenhagen since<br />
1971, the 1986 People Power Revolution in Manila, the 1999 WTO<br />
Protests in Seattle, WA (USA), the 2011 Arab Spring revolutions<br />
on Cairo’s Tahrir Square and Manama’s Pearl Roundabout, the<br />
2013–14 Euromaidan uprisings in Kyiv, the 2015–16 #FeesMust-<br />
Fall student protests in Pretoria, the 2019 Acampamento Terra<br />
Livre in Brasilia, the 2020–21 Indian Farmers Protests, and the<br />
2022 Freedom Convoy in Ottawa.<br />
Peter Cachola Schmal is the director, Oliver Elser<br />
is a curator, and Anna-Maria Mayerhofer and<br />
Jennifer Dyck are members of the curatorial<br />
team at Deutsches Architekturmuseum DAM in<br />
Frankfurt.<br />
Lilli Hollein is the director and Sebastian Hackenschmidt<br />
is a curator at Vienna’s MAK—Museum<br />
of Applied Arts.<br />
ISBN 9783038603344
First book ever on architectural manifestations<br />
of protest movements<br />
Features a chronology of some 80 protest<br />
movements and their mostly temporary<br />
structures between 1830 and 2022, an<br />
encyclopedia with around 170 entries, and<br />
14 detailed case studies<br />
Demonstrates the diversity of activists’<br />
approaches to public space over more than<br />
190 years<br />
Exhibitions: Protest / Architecture: Barricades,<br />
Camps, Superglue at Deutsches Architekturmuseum<br />
DAM, Frankfurt (September 16, <strong>2023</strong><br />
to January 14, 2024), and at MAK—Museum of<br />
Applied Arts, Vienna (February 14 to August 25,<br />
2024)<br />
Oliver Elser, Anna-Maria Mayerhofer,<br />
Sebastian Hackenschmidt, Jennifer Dyck,<br />
Lilli Hollein, Peter Cachola Schmal (eds.)<br />
Protest Architecture<br />
Barricades, Camps, Spatial Tactics 1830–<strong>2023</strong><br />
In cooperation with Deutsches Architekturmuseum<br />
DAM, Frankfurt, and MAK—Museum<br />
of Applied Arts, Vienna<br />
Book design by Something Fantastic<br />
Paperback<br />
approx. 420 pages, 250 color and 50 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
10.8 × 16.8 cm<br />
978-3-03860-334-4 English / German<br />
sFr. 19.00 | € 16.00 | £ 20.00 | $ 25.00<br />
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From the 1950s to the 1980s, the open-air playground was a<br />
social laboratory. Innovative, wacky, educational, and exciting<br />
playground designs emerged in European and American cities,<br />
as well as elsewhere around the world: artists, landscape designers,<br />
architects, and activists sought to provide children with<br />
the best possible place to play, while also reimagining cities and<br />
communities.<br />
A much-expanded new edition of this<br />
widely acclaimed book on playground<br />
design around the world<br />
First published in 2018, The Playground Project instantly became<br />
a classic. This much-expanded new edition brings back<br />
the wealth of ideas of that period to inspire us today. It offers<br />
many previously unpublished images, numerous new portraits,<br />
especially of female protagonists of the time, as well as findings<br />
from the latest research on playground design. An incisive introductory<br />
essay places the playground at the intersections of education,<br />
architecture, urban politics, design history, and leisure<br />
policy. A detailed focus is placed on the forgotten history of playgrounds<br />
in the former German Democratic Republic. Moreover,<br />
young researchers explore the culture of memory surrounding<br />
the Shek Lei Playground in Hong Kong, and the role that playgrounds<br />
played in the process of state-building in Mexico.<br />
The book is a tribute to play in public spaces and a rich source<br />
for architects, designers, students, children, and political actors.<br />
Gabriela Burkhalter is an urban designer and<br />
political scientist based in Basel. She has been<br />
working in playground design research since<br />
2008 and curated the exhibition The Playground<br />
Project, which traveled to the United States<br />
(Pittsburgh), Switzerland (Zurich), Britain<br />
(<strong>New</strong>castle), Russia (Moscow), Ireland (Carlow),<br />
Germany (Bonn and Frankfurt), Italy (Venice),<br />
and Sweden (Lund) between 2014 and 2022.<br />
EN<br />
ISBN 9783038603504<br />
GE<br />
ISBN 9783038603498
Much-expanded and updated new edition of<br />
this already classic book on playground design<br />
around the world, now available in separate<br />
English and German editions<br />
Features new research findings on playgrounds<br />
in the former German Democratic Republic and<br />
new portraits of German playground designers<br />
Offers rich new and previously unpublished<br />
images as well as ten additional text portraits<br />
of female artists, architects, and landscape<br />
designers written for this new edition<br />
Gabriela Burkhalter (ed.)<br />
The Playground Project<br />
Book design by Dan Solbach<br />
Much-expanded and updated new edition<br />
Paperback<br />
approx. 392 pages, 148 color and 166 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
21.5 × 29.8 cm<br />
978-3-03860-350-4 English<br />
978-3-03860-349-8 German<br />
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An in-depth examination of<br />
the concept of performance in<br />
an architectural context<br />
The term “performance,” as used in 1955 by the British philosopher<br />
of language John L. Austin, refers to processual, “performative”<br />
aspects that take center-stage instead of rigid states<br />
and fixed norms. It has found its way into the most diverse<br />
areas of science and technology and has recently also appeared<br />
in the architectural context. Performance has long been a recurring<br />
topic also in the design and research work of Zurich-based<br />
architecture firm Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin (EMI). This is<br />
particularly visible in the award-winning design for a tourist infrastructure<br />
on the eastern ridge of the Jungfrau in the Swiss<br />
Alps (2012), in the temporary installation Amorphous Form for<br />
the Swiss Art Awards (2019), and in the residential building on<br />
Stampfenbachstrasse in Zurich (2022).<br />
Their own work is a catalyst for EMI’s deeper engagement with<br />
performance, now set forth in this book. Texts by the firm’s<br />
founding partner Elli Mosayebi and by Joseph Schwartz, Laurent<br />
Stalder, and Nina Zschocke, all of whom also teach at ETH<br />
Zürich’s Department of Architecture, as well as artistic and<br />
documentary photographs, plans, and drawings, illuminate the<br />
phenomenon from the different perspectives of architectural<br />
practice, theory of architecture, and structural engineering.<br />
Also available:<br />
Edelaar Mosayebi<br />
Inderbitzin Architects<br />
(eds.)<br />
Garden<br />
978-3-03860-079-4<br />
English<br />
ISBN 9783038600794<br />
978-3-03860-078-7<br />
German<br />
ISBN 9783038600787<br />
9 783038 600794<br />
sFr. 29.00 | € 29.00<br />
£ 25.00 | $ 29.00<br />
Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin Architects, founded<br />
in Zurich in 2005 by Ron Edelaar, Elli Mosayebi,<br />
and Christian Inderbitzin, have gained international<br />
recognition for their outstanding building<br />
and urban designs, exhibitions, and publications.<br />
Elli Mosayebi is a founding partner with Edelaar<br />
Mosayebi Inderbitzin Architects and a professor<br />
of architecture and design at ETH Zürich’s<br />
Department of Architecture.<br />
Joseph Schwartz runs his own structural<br />
engineering firm in Zug, Switzerland. He also<br />
taught as professor of structural design at ETH<br />
Zürich’s Department of Architecture, 2008–23.<br />
Laurent Stalder is a professor of theory of architecture<br />
at ETH Zürich’s Institute for History and<br />
Theory of Architecture (gta).<br />
Nina Zschocke is a research assistant and<br />
lecturer at ETH Zürich’s Institute for History and<br />
Theory of Architecture (gta).<br />
9 783038 600787<br />
EN<br />
ISBN 9783038603375<br />
GE<br />
ISBN 9783038603368
The phenomenon of performance is highly<br />
topical yet has only rarely been discussed and<br />
published about in an architectural context<br />
Zurich-based Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin<br />
Architects have been deeply engaged with<br />
performance in architecture in their research,<br />
teaching, and practice for many years<br />
The book approaches the topic from three<br />
different perspectives: practice of architecture,<br />
architectural theory, and structural engineering<br />
Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin Architects<br />
(eds.)<br />
Performative Architecture<br />
Contributions by Elli Mosayebi, Joseph<br />
Schwartz, Laurent Stalder, Nina Zschocke<br />
Book design by Norm<br />
Paperback<br />
approx. 76 pages, 50 color and 20 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
23 × 29 cm<br />
978-3-03860-337-5 English<br />
978-3-03860-336-8 German<br />
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Blackheath and Greenwich, in the southeast of London, proved<br />
to be an unusually fertile ground for modern architecture in<br />
the decades following WWII. Housing in particular became the<br />
prime field of work for many architecture firms, who designed a<br />
large number of residential buildings of various typologies, using<br />
new concepts and trying new solutions, inspired by the spirit<br />
and political developments of the time.<br />
Modern Buildings in Blackheath and Greenwich is based on an extensive<br />
research project by architect Ana Francisco Sutherland.<br />
It analyzes and celebrates outstanding buildings by well-known<br />
architects such as Eric Lyons, Patrick Gwynne, Peter Moro, Walter<br />
Greaves, and Chamberlin, Powell & Bon, alongside works by<br />
lesser-known firms. A total of 65 individual buildings and housing<br />
developments by 38 architects are featured with images,<br />
plans, and concise texts.<br />
Sutherland also takes a broader look at the evolution of modern<br />
English architecture in the context of social and housing policies<br />
of the time. Brief biographical portraits reveal personal connections<br />
between protagonists that made Blackheath and Greenwich<br />
such an extraordinary field of design experimentation over<br />
five decades.<br />
An extensively researched and<br />
carefully designed tribute and guide to<br />
the post-WWII residential architecture<br />
of Blackheath and Greenwich in the<br />
southeast of London<br />
An enclosed map with suggested routes makes the volume also<br />
a guide of extraordinary detail for architects and architecture<br />
lovers alike.<br />
Ana Francisco Sutherland has run her own<br />
London-based studio, Francisco Sutherland<br />
Architects, since 2015. Prior to that she worked<br />
with Kees Christiaanse Architects and Planners<br />
in Rotterdam and Allies & Morrison in London.<br />
She lives in Blackheath (London) and has done<br />
the designs for the reconstruction of a number<br />
of postwar modernist apartments and houses.<br />
ISBN 9783038603429
Blackheath and Greenwich, in the southeast of<br />
London, formed an unusually fertile experimental<br />
field of modern housing after WWII<br />
The book features 65 buildings in Blackheath<br />
and Greenwich by 38 architecture firms<br />
through images, plans, and concise texts<br />
Explores the evolution of modern English<br />
architecture between 1950–2000, as well as<br />
the context of social and housing policies of<br />
the time<br />
With new images by distinguished British<br />
architecture photographer Pierce Scourfield<br />
An enclosed map with route suggestions<br />
makes the book also an unusually detailed<br />
architectural guide<br />
Ana Francisco Sutherland<br />
Modern Buildings in<br />
Blackheath and Greenwich<br />
Tradition of Change. London 1950–2000<br />
Book design by Studio Blackburn<br />
Hardback<br />
approx. 444 pages, 70 color and 170 b/w<br />
illustrations, enclosed map<br />
13.5 × 21.5 cm<br />
978-3-03860-342-9 English<br />
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 | £ 35.00 | $ 45.00<br />
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Jeanne Gang, one of America’s most distinguished contemporary<br />
architects, proposes using the ancient plant-cultivation<br />
technique of grafting in architecture and urban design as an<br />
effective way to address the pressing issue of climate change.<br />
Grafting is the biological process of connecting two separate<br />
living plants so they can grow and function as one. Motivated<br />
by both human need and desire, it is an ancient practice that<br />
continues to be performed today in search of more fruitful, palatable,<br />
and resilient varieties of plants.<br />
Grafting is also an incredibly useful and untapped paradigm for<br />
how architecture can begin to cope with climate change on a<br />
larger, more impactful scale, because it is predicated upon the<br />
building fabric that we already have. Grafting can become a term<br />
that informs architecture and its many scales, provoking the<br />
imagination while simultaneously lending know-how to tectonic,<br />
programmatic, formal, and regenerative adaptations.<br />
How can architecture respond<br />
effectively to climate change?<br />
Distinguished American architect<br />
Jeanne Gang proposes to apply the<br />
ancient plant-cultivation technique<br />
of grafting to the construction of<br />
buildings.<br />
Jeanne Gang, born in 1964, is an American architect<br />
and founder and leader of Studio Gang,<br />
an architecture and design practice with offices<br />
in Chicago, <strong>New</strong> York, San Francisco, and Paris.<br />
Gang was first widely recognized for the Aqua<br />
Tower in Chicago, the tallest woman-designed<br />
building in the world at the time of completion<br />
in 2009 and since surpassed by the nearby<br />
St. Regis (Vista Tower), also of her design.<br />
EN<br />
FR<br />
ISBN 9783038603436 ISBN 9783038603443
Jeanne Gang is one of the most distinguished<br />
contemporary architects in the United States<br />
Gang’s new programmatic book points the way<br />
towards an architecture that responds more<br />
fully and effectively to climate change<br />
Highlights that the ancient plant-cultivation<br />
technique of grafting is also a highly useful<br />
model for architecture and urban design<br />
Demonstrates Gang’s approach through<br />
concrete projects, illustrated with previously<br />
unpublished images, plans, and diagrams<br />
Jeanne Gang<br />
The Architect-Grafter<br />
Usefulness and Desire in the Age of Sobriety<br />
Book design by Elektrosmog<br />
Paperback<br />
approx. 144 pages, 130 color and 20 b/w<br />
illustrations<br />
17 × 24 cm<br />
978-3-03860-343-6 English<br />
978-3-03860-344-3 French<br />
sFr. 35.00 | € 35.00 | £ 32.00 | $ 40.00<br />
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Hermann Czech, born in 1936, is one of Austria’s most eminent<br />
and influential architects and theorists. This influence is based<br />
not only on his work as a designing architect, which extends to<br />
furniture, interiors, and exhibitions. Czech is also widely admired<br />
just as much for his writings on architectural theory and<br />
as the editor and translator of classics of architectural history,<br />
including texts by Otto Wagner, Adolf Loos, Josef Frank, and<br />
Christopher Alexander, among others.<br />
This book is the long-awaited updated and expanded English<br />
edition of the only full monograph on Hermann Czech to date.<br />
First published in German in 2018, it goes far beyond a mere<br />
presentation of an architecture practice’s buildings and projects.<br />
The first part traces what links Czech’s work to the approaches<br />
of Viennese modernism. The second part explores Czech’s biography<br />
and the trajectory of his career, analyzing as well the<br />
contemporary influences that shape his thinking and designs.<br />
The third part features selected buildings and unrealized projects,<br />
setting forth also Czech’s numerous references and underlying<br />
reflections. A complete index of his buildings, projects,<br />
and writings, an essay by Vienna-based philosopher Elisabeth<br />
Nemeth on the relationship between architecture and philosophy<br />
in Czech’s work, and an introduction by architectural historian<br />
Liane Lefaivre round off this volume.<br />
The life and work of Hermann Czech,<br />
one of the great intellectuals among<br />
Europe’s architects<br />
Also available:<br />
Hermann Czech<br />
Essays on<br />
Architecture and<br />
City Planning<br />
978-3-03860-020-6<br />
English<br />
sFr. 29.00 | € 29.00<br />
£ 20.00 | $ 30.00<br />
ISBN 9783038600206<br />
Eva Kuss is an Austrian architect and architecture<br />
historian based in Graz. She runs her<br />
own practice coabitare and teaches as a visiting<br />
professor in the Faculty of Architecture, Graz<br />
University of Technology.<br />
9 783038 600206<br />
ISBN 9783038603467
Hermann Czech is one of Austria’s most<br />
eminent and influential contemporary<br />
architects<br />
This is the definitive monograph on Hermann<br />
Czech<br />
Traces Czech’s career, explores his links to<br />
Viennese modernism, and analyzes contemporary<br />
influences that shape his thinking and<br />
designs<br />
Offers a complete index of Czech’s buildings,<br />
projects, and writings to date<br />
Eva Kuss<br />
Hermann Czech<br />
An Architect in Vienna<br />
Translated by Brian Dorsey<br />
Book design by Atelier Neubacher<br />
Hardback<br />
472 pages, 272 color and 213 b/w illustrations<br />
20 × 23.5 cm<br />
978-3-03860-346-7 English<br />
sFr. 49.00 | € 48.00 | £ 45.00 | $ 55.00<br />
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Hans Hollein (1934–2014), Austria’s only Pritzker Prize laureate<br />
(1985) and a self-proclaimed avant-gardist of the 1960s, was a<br />
meticulous curator of his own work throughout his life. At the<br />
same time, the reception of this work was often overshadowed<br />
by Hollein’s immense personality. Hollein Calling: Architectural<br />
Dialogues explores the Hollein phenomenon from today’s perspective.<br />
In dialogue with the positions of a younger generation,<br />
this book revaluates and brings back into the current discourse<br />
Hollein’s thinking and designs.<br />
Younger architecture firms in dialogue<br />
with the work of Austrian Pritzker<br />
Prize laureate Hans Hollein (1934–<br />
2014): Almannai Fischer, Baukuh,<br />
Bovenbouw, Claudia Cavallar, Asli<br />
Çiçek, Conen Sigl, Doorzon, Expanded<br />
Design, Martin Feiersinger, David<br />
Kohn, Kuehn Malvezzi, Lütjens<br />
Padmanabhan, Manthey Kula,<br />
Monadnock, and OFFICE Kersten<br />
Geers David Van Severen<br />
The first part offers interviews with 15 European firms in which<br />
they talk about their relationship to Hollein and his oeuvre, ranging<br />
from profound knowledge or selective admiration of specific<br />
aspects to skepticism and criticism. Topics such as cultural<br />
identity, visual worlds, design tools, and architecture as an independent<br />
cultural production run as a thread through these<br />
conversations. The second part features a selection of Hollein’s<br />
buildings through sketches, models, photographs, prototypes,<br />
and documents from the Archive Hans Hollein, Az W and MAK,<br />
Vienna—many of which are published here for the first time—as<br />
well as new contextualizing texts. The two sections are connected<br />
by a grid of key terms formed of pertinent texts and images.<br />
Lorenzo De Chiffre is a Vienna-based architect<br />
and a Senior Scientist at TU Wien. He is also the<br />
author of numerous essays on architecture in<br />
books and international journals and magazines.<br />
Theresa Krenn and Benni Eder run their own<br />
Vienna-based design and research firm studio<br />
ederkrenn and lecture at TU Wien.<br />
Mark Lee is a founding principal of Los Angeles-based<br />
architecture firm Johnston Marklee<br />
and has been curator of the 2017 Chicago Architecture<br />
Biennial.<br />
Monika Platzer is an art historian who works as<br />
curator and head of collections at the Architekturzentrum<br />
Wien.<br />
Architekturzentrum Wien is Austria’s museum<br />
of architecture, internationally renowned as<br />
a public space for exhibiting, discussing, and<br />
researching the ways in which architecture and<br />
urban development influence and shape our<br />
everyday life.<br />
ISBN 9783038603405
Reevaluates the thinking and designs of<br />
distiunguished Austrian architect Hans Hollein<br />
from today’s perspective<br />
15 European architecture firms of the younger<br />
generation enter into dialogue with Hollein’s<br />
oeuvre<br />
Features a selection of Hollein’s key designs<br />
through previously unpublished sketches,<br />
models, photos, prototypes, and documents<br />
from the Hans Hollein archive<br />
Offers an outside look at Hollein’s lasting<br />
significance and the European architectural<br />
discourse of the last 15 years by American<br />
architect and curator Mark Lee<br />
Exhibition: Hollein Calling: Architectural<br />
Dialogues at Architekturzentrum Wien Az W<br />
(September 21, <strong>2023</strong> to February 12, 2024)<br />
Lorenzo De Chiffre, Benni Eder, Theresa<br />
Krenn, Architekturzentrum Wien Az W<br />
(eds.)<br />
Hollein Calling<br />
Architectural Dialogues<br />
Contributions by Lorenzo De Chiffre, Benni Eder<br />
& Theresa Krenn, Mark Lee, Monika Platzer.<br />
Preface by Angelika Fitz<br />
Book design by Polimekanos<br />
Paperback<br />
approx. 208 pages, 170 color illustrations<br />
22.5 × 28 cm<br />
978-3-03860-340-5 English<br />
sFr. 39.00 | € 38.00 | £ 32.00 | $ 45.00<br />
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Major projects directed by Israel’s<br />
government for the storage, analysis,<br />
and transmission of data cause shifts<br />
in political power structures in the<br />
Middle East region. Taking these infrastructures<br />
as an example, this book<br />
reflects on geopolitical processes and<br />
the dynamics between architecture,<br />
political power, and surveillance.<br />
“Cloud-to-ground” is the scientific term for lightning that strikes<br />
directly into the ground. The title of this book, published in conjunction<br />
with the Israeli Pavilion at the 18th <strong>International</strong> Architecture<br />
Exhibition of the Venice Biennale, is derived from this.<br />
It investigates the shifts in political power structure that result<br />
from the widespread use of cloud technology: the storage, processing,<br />
and analysis of inconceivable amounts of data in computer<br />
“clouds.” The focus is on large infrastructure projects<br />
currently underway in Israel and the Middle East region. These<br />
include Nimbus, a major cloud project pursued by Israel’s<br />
government for which Google and Amazon are building new<br />
powerful data centers, and the Blue Raman fiber-optic cable<br />
across the Negev Desert, also laid by Google, which will bypass<br />
Egypt on its way from India to Europe and at the same time revive<br />
the ancient trade routes that passed through this country.<br />
Cloud-to-ground also documents the decommissioning and<br />
demolition of countless telephone exchanges in Israel’s cities<br />
that have become obsolete. It thus brings to attention the<br />
physical nature of these largely ignored “black box” structures<br />
and connects them to the history of the Middle East and recent<br />
developments in global communication technology. Essays by<br />
prominent Israeli scholars are complemented by numerous<br />
photographs, sketches, and archival documents, as well as a<br />
newly compiled index of 140 telephone exchanges in Israel.<br />
Oren Eldar is an architect, scholar, and lecturer<br />
at the Negev School of Architecture in Be’er<br />
Sheva.<br />
Edith Kofsky is an architect, artist, and lecturer<br />
in the Architecture Department at Bezalel Academy<br />
of Arts and Design in Jerusalem and at the<br />
Negev School of Architecture in Be’er Sheva.<br />
Hadas Maor is a contemporary art curator and a<br />
lecturer in the MFA program at Bezalel Academy<br />
of Arts and Design in Jerusalem.<br />
ISBN 9783038603382
Examines major infrastructure projects for the<br />
storage, processing, and analysis of data and<br />
for global data transfer, and how they affect<br />
politics in Israel and the Middle East region<br />
Shows how architecture, information technology,<br />
and power structures intersect in these<br />
processes<br />
Features previously unpublished photographs<br />
and archival documents alongside new essays<br />
by prominent Israeli scholars and researchers<br />
The official publication of the Israeli Pavilion<br />
at the 18th <strong>International</strong> Architecture Exhibition<br />
of the Venice Biennale (May 20 to November 26,<br />
<strong>2023</strong>)<br />
Oren Eldar, Edith Kofsky, Hadas Maor<br />
(eds.)<br />
Cloud-to-ground<br />
Book design by Dana Gez and Ella Yehudai<br />
Paperback<br />
304 pages, 179 color and 232 b/w illustrations<br />
16.5 × 21.5 cm<br />
978-3-03860-338-2 English<br />
sFr. 29.00 | € 29.00 | £ 25.00 | $ 35.00<br />
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The Swiss Pavilion at the 18th <strong>International</strong> Architecture Exhibition<br />
of the Venice Biennale exhibits itself and its relations to<br />
its immediate surroundings. The exhibition is a conversation<br />
over the shared boundary of the pavilions of Switzerland (1952,<br />
designed by Bruno Giacometti) and Venezuela (1954, designed<br />
by Carlo Scarpa), the only two in the Giardini not fully detached:<br />
they share one wall. Artist Karin Sander and art historian Philip<br />
Ursprung temporarily open this wall and dismantle the gates<br />
from the Swiss Pavilion, thus revealing unanticipated connections<br />
between the two neighbors, both distant and close.<br />
A reflection on the neighborhood<br />
between the Swiss and Venezuelan<br />
Pavilions at the Venice Biennale, and<br />
on how we can learn through exchange<br />
with neighbors rather than competing<br />
with one another<br />
The complementing book Neighbours offers a manifesto, a play<br />
with the two buildings as dramatis personae, and three brief<br />
topical essays. Ten conversations with figures such as architectural<br />
historian Kurt W. Forster, photographers Paolo Gasparini<br />
and Guido Giudi, and Venezuelan architects Elisa Silva and Margarita<br />
López-Maya round off this volume.<br />
Karin Sander is a Berlin-based artist and a Professor<br />
of Art and Architecture at ETH Zürich’s<br />
department of architecture.<br />
Philip Ursprung is a Professor of Art and Architectural<br />
History at ETH Zürich’s Institute for the<br />
History and Theory of Architecture (gta).<br />
ISBN 9783038603337
Explores the neighborhood between the national<br />
pavilions of Switzerland and Venezuela<br />
in the Giardini of the Venice Biennale and their<br />
history<br />
Ten conversations with architects, architectural<br />
historians, and photographers reflect on the<br />
work of the two pavilions’ architects (Bruno<br />
Giacometti and Carlo Scarpa), as well as on<br />
architecture and architectural photography in<br />
Venezuela<br />
The official publication of the Swiss Pavilion at<br />
the 18th <strong>International</strong> Architecture Exhibition<br />
of the Venice Biennale (May 20 to November 26,<br />
<strong>2023</strong>)<br />
Karin Sander, Philip Ursprung (eds.)<br />
Neighbours<br />
A Manifesto, a Play for Two Pavilions, and Ten<br />
Conversations<br />
Book design by Bonbon<br />
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224 pages, 69 b/w illustrations<br />
17 × 20 cm<br />
978-3-03860-333-7 English<br />
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What role does drawing play in architectural education? How<br />
is drawing used as an instrument for communication, investigation,<br />
and representation in architecture and the construction<br />
industry? This book assembles contributions to the 2021 edition<br />
of the Lucerne Talks, the biennial Symposium on Pedagogy in Architecture<br />
at HSLU’s School of Engineering and Architecture in<br />
Lucerne. Drawing in Architecture Education and Research offers a<br />
closer look at the importance of drawing culture in the curricula<br />
of Swiss schools of architecture and in the practice of architecture<br />
firms.<br />
Conceived as a compendium and reference book for students,<br />
teachers, and practitioners alike, this book explores the potential<br />
of drawing as a universal tool for communication and understanding<br />
among different societies, language groups, and<br />
professional communities. It considers drawing in its dual function<br />
as an object and a method for theory and practice in architecture,<br />
and features strategies for a future transdisciplinary<br />
language of drawing that enables narrations and representations<br />
of new spatial concepts.<br />
Drawing as a tool of communication in<br />
architectural education and research<br />
Heike Biechteler is an architect and senior research<br />
associate at HSLU’s School of Engineering<br />
& Architecture in Lucerne.<br />
Dieter Dietz is an architect and professor of<br />
architecture at EPFL in Lausanne.<br />
Johannes Käferstein is head of the Institute of<br />
Architecture at HSLU’s School of Engineering<br />
& Architecture and a principal of Zurich-based<br />
firm Käferstein & Meister Architekten.<br />
Jonathan Sergison is a cofounder of London and<br />
Zurich-based firm Sergison Bates architects<br />
and professor of architectural design at the<br />
Academy of Architecture, Università della<br />
Svizzera italiana in Mendrisio, Switzerland.<br />
The Institute of Architecture at HSLU’s School of<br />
Engineering & Architecture in Lucerne focuses<br />
on forward-looking and practice-oriented education<br />
that is at the cutting edge of contemporary<br />
architecture in Switzerland.<br />
ISBN 9783038603306
An inspiring compendium and reference book<br />
on the role and importance of drawing in architectural<br />
education and practice<br />
Explores the dual function of drawing as<br />
object and method for teaching and practice in<br />
architecture<br />
Features strategies for a transdisciplinary<br />
language of drawing to narrate and represent<br />
new spatial concepts<br />
Heike Biechteler; Dieter Dietz; Johannes<br />
Käferstein; Jonathan Sergison; Institute<br />
of Architecture, HSLU School of Engineering<br />
& Architecture (eds.)<br />
Drawing in Architecture<br />
Education and Research<br />
Lucerne Talks<br />
Book design by Carla Crameri<br />
Paperback<br />
224 pages, 77 color and 66 b/w illustrations<br />
17.5 × 24.5 cm<br />
978-3-03860-330-6 English<br />
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