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[n° ou bulletin] est un bulletin de
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01/2015 - 2015-06-01 |
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2015 |
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Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) |
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Architecture d'intérieur Bureaux -- Aménagement Cafés -- Aménagement Constructions -- Reconversion Domotique Garderies -- Aménagement Hôtels - Aménagement Matériaux organiques Salles de bain -- Aménagement
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747 Architecture d'intérieur |
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inside 01/2015
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Review of Architecture and Interior Design
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DETAIL inside, the review of architecture and interior design, is published twice yearly alongside DETAIL. The new journal will pinpoint the latest trends while providing architects and interior designers with all necessary technical information. This issue focuses on the living environment. The featured projects range from the conversion of a Swiss cowshed into a holiday home and a “pop-up” interior in Madrid to modern, innovative bathroom design solutions. A jaunt through Berlin’s new bar scene and a lovingly styled crèche in Bavaria provide further diverse examples of stunning interior creations.
Other contents: While heri&salli celebrate the rough charm of the structural fabric in five guest rooms housed in a Viennese vinegar brewery, selgascano’s office conversion in London excels by its curvilinear geometries and subtle use of synthetic materials, including saffron epoxy flooring, curved perspex walls and coated wood-wool ceilings. Marking opposite extremes in the wide spectrum of contemporary compositions, the two projects underline the pivotal role of materials for the interior. Interior finishings, unlike facades, are experienced at close quarters by users, through sight, touch and smell. |
[n° ou bulletin] est un bulletin de
01/2015 - 2015-06-01 [texte imprimé] . - 2015. Langues : Allemand ( ger) Anglais ( eng)
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Architecture d'intérieur Bureaux -- Aménagement Cafés -- Aménagement Constructions -- Reconversion Domotique Garderies -- Aménagement Hôtels - Aménagement Matériaux organiques Salles de bain -- Aménagement
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747 Architecture d'intérieur |
Résumé : |
inside 01/2015
Availability: In stock
€18.90
Excl. VAT, Excl. shipping
Quick Overview
Review of Architecture and Interior Design
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Browse through
Details
DETAIL inside, the review of architecture and interior design, is published twice yearly alongside DETAIL. The new journal will pinpoint the latest trends while providing architects and interior designers with all necessary technical information. This issue focuses on the living environment. The featured projects range from the conversion of a Swiss cowshed into a holiday home and a “pop-up” interior in Madrid to modern, innovative bathroom design solutions. A jaunt through Berlin’s new bar scene and a lovingly styled crèche in Bavaria provide further diverse examples of stunning interior creations.
Other contents: While heri&salli celebrate the rough charm of the structural fabric in five guest rooms housed in a Viennese vinegar brewery, selgascano’s office conversion in London excels by its curvilinear geometries and subtle use of synthetic materials, including saffron epoxy flooring, curved perspex walls and coated wood-wool ceilings. Marking opposite extremes in the wide spectrum of contemporary compositions, the two projects underline the pivotal role of materials for the interior. Interior finishings, unlike facades, are experienced at close quarters by users, through sight, touch and smell. |
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L'architecture d'intérieur : un vecteur de progrès sensoriel chez l'enfant ? : Développement de l'éveil cognitif des enfants au sein des crèches collectives belges [texte manuscrit] / Emmanuelle Deherve, Auteur ; Jean-Paul Laixhay, Directeur de thèse . - [S.l. : s.n.], 2018 . - 109 p. : ill. en n. et b. ; 30 cm. Mémoire (de master) -- Architecture d'intérieur, spécialisation patrimoine bâti -- ESA Saint Luc, 2018 Langues : Français ( fre) |  |
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[n° ou bulletin] est un bulletin de
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9.2025 - 2025-09-09 - Konzept : Bauen für Kinder |
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texte imprimé |
Année de publication : |
2025 |
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Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) |
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Architecture -- Dessins et plans Architecture et enfants -- 21e siècle Constructions en bois Garderies -- Aménagement Garderies -- Conception et construction
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72 Architecture |
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From the editorial of issue DETAIL 9.2025 :
Freedom and Structure
No phase of life is more formative than childhood, and the buildings children experience leave lasting impressions. How do architecture, design, and spatial layout shape those impressions? Do young users benefit more from clearly ordered structures or from open space – ergonomics or imaginative challenges?
As the first independent environments children encounter beyond the home, nurseries, daycare centres, and kindergartens should not appear merely as colourful fantasy worlds. Well-conceived early-learning centres and schools create a microcosm modelled on everyday life – child-friendly yes, but by no means childish. Such places offer security while inviting discovery, appropriation, and adaptation.
In this issue we profile child-focused environments realised both as new builds and through adaptive reuse. A kindergarten on a disused industrial site near Copenhagen follows circular construction principles, using mostly materials salvaged from the dilapidated primary school that once stood there. Newly built daycare centres in the German state of Hessen and in Slovenia draw on local building traditions and the surrounding natural landscape. Meanwhile, a former East German telephone exchange was transformed into a playscape that anchors a childcare facility on a university campus in Merseburg. |
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[n° ou bulletin] est un bulletin de
9.2025 - 2025-09-09 - Konzept : Bauen für Kinder [texte imprimé] . - 2025. Langues : Allemand ( ger) Anglais ( eng)
Catégories : |
Architecture -- Dessins et plans Architecture et enfants -- 21e siècle Constructions en bois Garderies -- Aménagement Garderies -- Conception et construction
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Index. décimale : |
72 Architecture |
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From the editorial of issue DETAIL 9.2025 :
Freedom and Structure
No phase of life is more formative than childhood, and the buildings children experience leave lasting impressions. How do architecture, design, and spatial layout shape those impressions? Do young users benefit more from clearly ordered structures or from open space – ergonomics or imaginative challenges?
As the first independent environments children encounter beyond the home, nurseries, daycare centres, and kindergartens should not appear merely as colourful fantasy worlds. Well-conceived early-learning centres and schools create a microcosm modelled on everyday life – child-friendly yes, but by no means childish. Such places offer security while inviting discovery, appropriation, and adaptation.
In this issue we profile child-focused environments realised both as new builds and through adaptive reuse. A kindergarten on a disused industrial site near Copenhagen follows circular construction principles, using mostly materials salvaged from the dilapidated primary school that once stood there. Newly built daycare centres in the German state of Hessen and in Slovenia draw on local building traditions and the surrounding natural landscape. Meanwhile, a former East German telephone exchange was transformed into a playscape that anchors a childcare facility on a university campus in Merseburg. |
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