N°1024(2018:mai) - 2018-05-01 - Land (Bulletin de Domus)  

Public ISBD [n° ou bulletin]  est un bulletin de Domus Titre : N°1024(2018:mai) - 2018-05-01 - Land Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2018 Langues : Italien (ita) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Archéologie Architecture -- 21e siècle Architecture littorale -- Chili Architecture littorale -- Shenzhen (Chine) Ateliers d'artiste - - Italie Barrada, Yto (1971-....) Castelli, Fabio Châteaux -- Hollenegg (Autriche) – Conservation et restauration Constructions en verre -- New York (N.Y.) Éoliennes -- États-Unis Éthique de l'environnement Imagerie satellitaire Immeubles de grande hauteur -- New York (N.Y.) MAKI, Fumihiko (1928 - ....) Mancuso, Stefano (1971-....) Maquettes (architecture) -- France Mer -- Odeur -- Recherche Musées -- Butera (Sicile, Italie) Nature (esthétique) -- Photographies Nature -- Dans l'art Parfums -- Industrie et commerce Paysage Sculpture sur bois -- Italie -- 21e siècle Sugimoto, Hiroshi (1948-....) Tolaas, Sissel (1965-....) Villes -- Aspect environnemental Index. décimale : 7 Arts et Beaux-Arts Résumé : Hudson Yards, Fumihiko Maki, Elemental, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Sissel Tolaas, Fabio Castelli, Yto Barrada, Arte Sella, Tippet Rise On Domus May 2018 issue, director Michele De Lucchi writes about distance as a key factor in defining projects and their harmonious integration into the landscape. Michele De Lucchi Editorial Note de contenu : Cover illustration: The Blue Chemist Archaeology. Meditation over time The stone eating worm “Between the conception and the creation between the emotion and the response falls the shadow.” Thomas Stearns Eliot, The Hollow Men, 1925. Edited by Adam Lowe & Charlotte Skene Catling Mishka Henner, Meadow Creek Wind, Bonneville County, Idaho, 2017. Archival pigment prints on Dibond, white aluminium frames. 31.6 x 40.6 cm. Courtesy of Galleria Bianconi, Milan Mishka Henner, Turbines Mishka Henner tells how industry has shaped the American landscape Rope Bridge over the Chambo River at Penipe, Ecuador. Engraving. From Vues des cordillières et monumens des peuples indigènes de l’Amérique, by Alexander von Humboldt with Aimé Bonpland, F. Schoell, Paris 1810 Anthropology. Objects & Beheaviour Difficult relationships between maps and the landscape The landscape is everything a map fails to grasp of the world and to express in terms of the separation between subject and object, placing some distance between them. Text by Franco Farinelli Studio visit Mokuchi Woodworking In just a few square metres, Mokuchi has organised the studio around a large central empty space, its only permanent feature being a traditional Japanese carpenter’s workshop. Edited by Andrea Caputo Manifesta 12 Palermo, Palazzo Butera, 2017. Photo by CAVE Institution Manifesta 12, Palazzo Butera. Europe and the Mediterranean. Palermo, Italian Capital of Culture 2018, inaugurates Manifesta 12. Venues include Palazzo Butera, a new institution committed to researching knowledge. Edited by Paola Nicolin Le Cabaret Sauvage, Parc de la Villette, Paris, 1997. Model. Wood, cloth, plastic, aluminium, lead. 10 x 57 x 57 cm Event. An event has to make the maximum impact, exploiting illusion, the careful use of materials and an innovative programme. This makes its collaborations key – e.g. with artists of the calibre of Daniel Buren and Claes Oldenburg. Collection FRAC Centre-Val de Loire. Gift by Patrick Bouchain. Photo François Lauginie Archive A mental landscape The FRAC in Orléans uncovers extracts from its latest acquisition: Patrick Bouchain’s complete archive. Text by Luca Galofaro Plant nation. © Cristiana Favretto Dear Domus This page features readers’ thoughts, ideas, criticism and opinions. Send us your letters, drawings and photos by mail or email. Write to us! Essay Plant nation. Stefano Mancuso, Cristiana Favretto e Antonio Girardi The plant world plays an active part in monitoring and controlling the environment of smart cities “Miracle Pine” was the only tree survived at Takada- Matsubara, Rikuzen-Takata City, Iwate Prefecture, after the great earthquake and tsunami which hit Eastern Japan in 2011. The photograph was published on the poster of the exhibition “The spirit of Tohoku: ‘Clothing’ by Issey Miyake” at 21_21 Design Sight, Tokyo, July 2011 Landscape Landscapes express the history, civilisation, experience and ambitions of a society and its culture Hudson Yards, West Side , New York City, USA. Photo Michael Moran Urban Landscape Hudson Yards, West Side, New York City The most impressive real estate redevelopment in US history consists in the transformation of 11 hectares of working railway yards into a completely different landscape Maki and Associates, Sea World Culture and Arts Center Shenzhen, China, 2017. Photos Maki and Associates Museum Landscape Maki and Associates. Sea World Culture and Arts Center, Shenzhen Combining a museum and shopping centre, Sea World Culture and Arts Center is a dynamic composition of strictly white architectural volumes set in a seafront park. Photos by Maki and Associates Domestic Landscape Elemental, Ochoquebradas house, Los Vilos, Chile A completely unexpected authorial work by Studio Elemental, recognised for its social commitment. Photos by Olga Surogina, Alejandro Aravena Hiroshi Sugimoto, Enoura Observatory, Giappone/Japan. Copyright Hiroshi Sugimoto Architecture Hiroshi Sugimoto, Enoura Observatory, Japan The Japanese artist has built a large complex wholly out of ancient recovered building materials, to preserve and disseminate his country’s rich cultural tradition Sissel Toolas, The smell of the oceans. © SSSL Immaterial Landscape Sissel Toolas in conversation with Formafantasma. The smell of the oceans With Ocean SmellScape, the artist and researcher Sissel Tolaas collects samples of smell molecules from oceans, because the world is never what we see Yona Friedman, Sculpting the void, sketches Family landscape Schloss Hollenegg. The living legacy A project that begins from a family’s archives, acts upon the landscape of the castle and restores an object, intended to last over time. Text by Annalisa Rosso Sculptural landscape Fabio Castelli, Small tales carved in wood. Castelli sculpts landscapes in wood to recount the tales he chooses not to write. Photos by Bea De Giacomo The Cinémathèque de Tanger, created in 2007 on the initiative of Yto Barrada Cultural landscape Agadir, for example In conversation with Jean-Louis Cohen, the artist Yto Barrada discusses Morocco’s sociopolitical landscape. Photos Giovanna Silva Arte Sella. Cultivating art. Photo Giacomo Bianchi. © Arte Sella Natural landscape Arte Sella. Cultivating art Taking care of a place is a courageous and revolutionary act. In Val di Sella, contemporary art creates a way of living together with nature and, by extension, with the world. Text by Emanuele Montibeller Inverted Portal, 2016, by Ensamble Studio. Tippet Rise Art Center. Photo James Florio Natural landscape Tippet Rise Art Centre. Boundless landscape Scattered around 10,000 acres of ranch land, eight artworks create a synthesis between architectural, cosmic and musical order. Text by Francesca Cigola Photos of the set of the original Netflix series Godless. Photo Ursula Coyote/Netflix TV Series A mining town the Wild West where women rule the roost A village in the New Mexico desert provides the backdrop for seven episodes of Godless and is the largest Western film-set ever built. Edited by Keren Cytter Still frame from Tacita Dean’s film Antigone, 2018 Cinema What landscape will live on, after us? Antigone is Tacita Dean’s latest experimental film, a reflection on the natural and cultural landscape. Edited by Piero Golia Gianni Bonini. lllustration Vincenzo De Cecco On the couch “The Mediterranean”, argues Bonini, “remains the sole bulwark against the aggressive lifestyles of the new oil theocracies”. Edited by Walter Mariotti Meteorology How climate concerns are forging new bonds between architecture and philosophy The climate is driving a new dialogue between architecture and the human sciences. Edited by Philippe Rahm Travel A secret agent in Bangkok Six wooden huts stand in the heart of the Thai capital. Tracked down in the 1950s and 1960s by Jim Thompson on his travels, they were dismantled and reconstructed to try and preserve what was being lost. Text and photos by Cecilia Fumagalli, Emilio Mossa How to design lightscapes. Photo Gwel Photography Rassegna How to design lightscapes Can light transform a space into a place? We asked Elettra Bordonaro, the lighting designer who led the three-year research programme Social Lightscapes Workshop Series. Edited by Giulia Guzzini Frank Lloyd Wright, Chevrom casement windows from the Darwin D. Martin House, Buffalo, New York. © Courtesy of Sotheby’s Auction In her book Schermi di luce (Rizzoli), Julie Sloan writes that Frank Lloyd Wright designed more than 4,000 windows for approximately 150 of his buildings. No one better than he could transform leaded glass into architecture En ligne : https://www.domusweb.it/en/news/2018/05/07/domus-1024-on-newsstands.html [n° ou bulletin]  est un bulletin de Domus N°1024(2018:mai) - 2018-05-01 - Land [texte imprimé] . - 2018. Langues : Italien (ita) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Archéologie Architecture -- 21e siècle Architecture littorale -- Chili Architecture littorale -- Shenzhen (Chine) Ateliers d'artiste - - Italie Barrada, Yto (1971-....) Castelli, Fabio Châteaux -- Hollenegg (Autriche) – Conservation et restauration Constructions en verre -- New York (N.Y.) Éoliennes -- États-Unis Éthique de l'environnement Imagerie satellitaire Immeubles de grande hauteur -- New York (N.Y.) MAKI, Fumihiko (1928 - ....) Mancuso, Stefano (1971-....) Maquettes (architecture) -- France Mer -- Odeur -- Recherche Musées -- Butera (Sicile, Italie) Nature (esthétique) -- Photographies Nature -- Dans l'art Parfums -- Industrie et commerce Paysage Sculpture sur bois -- Italie -- 21e siècle Sugimoto, Hiroshi (1948-....) Tolaas, Sissel (1965-....) Villes -- Aspect environnemental Index. décimale : 7 Arts et Beaux-Arts Résumé : Hudson Yards, Fumihiko Maki, Elemental, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Sissel Tolaas, Fabio Castelli, Yto Barrada, Arte Sella, Tippet Rise On Domus May 2018 issue, director Michele De Lucchi writes about distance as a key factor in defining projects and their harmonious integration into the landscape. Michele De Lucchi Editorial Note de contenu : Cover illustration: The Blue Chemist Archaeology. Meditation over time The stone eating worm “Between the conception and the creation between the emotion and the response falls the shadow.” Thomas Stearns Eliot, The Hollow Men, 1925. Edited by Adam Lowe & Charlotte Skene Catling Mishka Henner, Meadow Creek Wind, Bonneville County, Idaho, 2017. Archival pigment prints on Dibond, white aluminium frames. 31.6 x 40.6 cm. Courtesy of Galleria Bianconi, Milan Mishka Henner, Turbines Mishka Henner tells how industry has shaped the American landscape Rope Bridge over the Chambo River at Penipe, Ecuador. Engraving. From Vues des cordillières et monumens des peuples indigènes de l’Amérique, by Alexander von Humboldt with Aimé Bonpland, F. Schoell, Paris 1810 Anthropology. Objects & Beheaviour Difficult relationships between maps and the landscape The landscape is everything a map fails to grasp of the world and to express in terms of the separation between subject and object, placing some distance between them. Text by Franco Farinelli Studio visit Mokuchi Woodworking In just a few square metres, Mokuchi has organised the studio around a large central empty space, its only permanent feature being a traditional Japanese carpenter’s workshop. Edited by Andrea Caputo Manifesta 12 Palermo, Palazzo Butera, 2017. Photo by CAVE Institution Manifesta 12, Palazzo Butera. Europe and the Mediterranean. Palermo, Italian Capital of Culture 2018, inaugurates Manifesta 12. Venues include Palazzo Butera, a new institution committed to researching knowledge. Edited by Paola Nicolin Le Cabaret Sauvage, Parc de la Villette, Paris, 1997. Model. Wood, cloth, plastic, aluminium, lead. 10 x 57 x 57 cm Event. An event has to make the maximum impact, exploiting illusion, the careful use of materials and an innovative programme. This makes its collaborations key – e.g. with artists of the calibre of Daniel Buren and Claes Oldenburg. Collection FRAC Centre-Val de Loire. Gift by Patrick Bouchain. Photo François Lauginie Archive A mental landscape The FRAC in Orléans uncovers extracts from its latest acquisition: Patrick Bouchain’s complete archive. Text by Luca Galofaro Plant nation. © Cristiana Favretto Dear Domus This page features readers’ thoughts, ideas, criticism and opinions. Send us your letters, drawings and photos by mail or email. Write to us! Essay Plant nation. Stefano Mancuso, Cristiana Favretto e Antonio Girardi The plant world plays an active part in monitoring and controlling the environment of smart cities “Miracle Pine” was the only tree survived at Takada- Matsubara, Rikuzen-Takata City, Iwate Prefecture, after the great earthquake and tsunami which hit Eastern Japan in 2011. The photograph was published on the poster of the exhibition “The spirit of Tohoku: ‘Clothing’ by Issey Miyake” at 21_21 Design Sight, Tokyo, July 2011 Landscape Landscapes express the history, civilisation, experience and ambitions of a society and its culture Hudson Yards, West Side , New York City, USA. Photo Michael Moran Urban Landscape Hudson Yards, West Side, New York City The most impressive real estate redevelopment in US history consists in the transformation of 11 hectares of working railway yards into a completely different landscape Maki and Associates, Sea World Culture and Arts Center Shenzhen, China, 2017. Photos Maki and Associates Museum Landscape Maki and Associates. Sea World Culture and Arts Center, Shenzhen Combining a museum and shopping centre, Sea World Culture and Arts Center is a dynamic composition of strictly white architectural volumes set in a seafront park. Photos by Maki and Associates Domestic Landscape Elemental, Ochoquebradas house, Los Vilos, Chile A completely unexpected authorial work by Studio Elemental, recognised for its social commitment. Photos by Olga Surogina, Alejandro Aravena Hiroshi Sugimoto, Enoura Observatory, Giappone/Japan. Copyright Hiroshi Sugimoto Architecture Hiroshi Sugimoto, Enoura Observatory, Japan The Japanese artist has built a large complex wholly out of ancient recovered building materials, to preserve and disseminate his country’s rich cultural tradition Sissel Toolas, The smell of the oceans. © SSSL Immaterial Landscape Sissel Toolas in conversation with Formafantasma. The smell of the oceans With Ocean SmellScape, the artist and researcher Sissel Tolaas collects samples of smell molecules from oceans, because the world is never what we see Yona Friedman, Sculpting the void, sketches Family landscape Schloss Hollenegg. The living legacy A project that begins from a family’s archives, acts upon the landscape of the castle and restores an object, intended to last over time. Text by Annalisa Rosso Sculptural landscape Fabio Castelli, Small tales carved in wood. Castelli sculpts landscapes in wood to recount the tales he chooses not to write. Photos by Bea De Giacomo The Cinémathèque de Tanger, created in 2007 on the initiative of Yto Barrada Cultural landscape Agadir, for example In conversation with Jean-Louis Cohen, the artist Yto Barrada discusses Morocco’s sociopolitical landscape. Photos Giovanna Silva Arte Sella. Cultivating art. Photo Giacomo Bianchi. © Arte Sella Natural landscape Arte Sella. Cultivating art Taking care of a place is a courageous and revolutionary act. In Val di Sella, contemporary art creates a way of living together with nature and, by extension, with the world. Text by Emanuele Montibeller Inverted Portal, 2016, by Ensamble Studio. Tippet Rise Art Center. Photo James Florio Natural landscape Tippet Rise Art Centre. Boundless landscape Scattered around 10,000 acres of ranch land, eight artworks create a synthesis between architectural, cosmic and musical order. Text by Francesca Cigola Photos of the set of the original Netflix series Godless. Photo Ursula Coyote/Netflix TV Series A mining town the Wild West where women rule the roost A village in the New Mexico desert provides the backdrop for seven episodes of Godless and is the largest Western film-set ever built. Edited by Keren Cytter Still frame from Tacita Dean’s film Antigone, 2018 Cinema What landscape will live on, after us? Antigone is Tacita Dean’s latest experimental film, a reflection on the natural and cultural landscape. Edited by Piero Golia Gianni Bonini. lllustration Vincenzo De Cecco On the couch “The Mediterranean”, argues Bonini, “remains the sole bulwark against the aggressive lifestyles of the new oil theocracies”. Edited by Walter Mariotti Meteorology How climate concerns are forging new bonds between architecture and philosophy The climate is driving a new dialogue between architecture and the human sciences. Edited by Philippe Rahm Travel A secret agent in Bangkok Six wooden huts stand in the heart of the Thai capital. Tracked down in the 1950s and 1960s by Jim Thompson on his travels, they were dismantled and reconstructed to try and preserve what was being lost. Text and photos by Cecilia Fumagalli, Emilio Mossa How to design lightscapes. Photo Gwel Photography Rassegna How to design lightscapes Can light transform a space into a place? We asked Elettra Bordonaro, the lighting designer who led the three-year research programme Social Lightscapes Workshop Series. Edited by Giulia Guzzini Frank Lloyd Wright, Chevrom casement windows from the Darwin D. Martin House, Buffalo, New York. © Courtesy of Sotheby’s Auction In her book Schermi di luce (Rizzoli), Julie Sloan writes that Frank Lloyd Wright designed more than 4,000 windows for approximately 150 of his buildings. No one better than he could transform leaded glass into architecture En ligne : https://www.domusweb.it/en/news/2018/05/07/domus-1024-on-newsstands.html

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N°441(2015:novembre) - 2015-11-04 - New York (Bulletin de Géo : Voir le monde autrement)  

Public ISBD [n° ou bulletin]  est un bulletin de Géo : Voir le monde autrement Titre : N°441(2015:novembre) - 2015-11-04 - New York Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2015 Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : Argentine -- Moeurs et coutumes Chutes d'eau -- Photographies Immeubles de grande hauteur -- New York (N.Y.) New York (N.Y. ; agglomération) New York (N.Y.) -- District de Manhattan New York (N.Y.) -- District du Bronx Normandie (France) Photographie de la nature Photographie de rue -- New York (N.Y. ; agglomération) -- 21e siècle Réserves naturelles -- New York (N.Y. ; agglomération) Tasmanie (Australie) Index. décimale : 91 Géographie Note de contenu : PHOTOREPORTER Au plus près de la faune sauvage - Les meilleurs clichés animaliers primés par le Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Londres et BBC Worldwide. LE MONDE QUI CHANGE En Amérique et en Asie, le pavot est-il en sursis ? LE GOÛT DE GEO Le canard laqué : l’impériale volaille des Pékinois. L’OEIL DE GEO À lire, à voir DÉCOUVERTE Tasmanie, l’île verte face à son destin - D’immenses forêts et une faune unique au monde : la province australienne, bien qu’isolée aux confins du Pacifique sud, a été gâtée par la nature. EN COUVERTURE New York, les nouveaux horizons - On ne l’avait jamais vue comme cela. Manhattan redessinée par la folie des hauteurs, un parc naturel gardé par des rangers et un Bronx fourmillant de créativité. Voyage dans une ville qui ne cesse de se réinventer. DÉPLIANT 2020. La «skyline» du futur 150 ans d’architecture à Manhattan GRAND REPORTAGE Le c[h]oeur des Argentins - A l’heure des élections présidentielles, nos reporters sont allés à la rencontre d’un peuple chahuté par les crises économiques mais qui renaît toujours. LE MONDE EN CARTES Accès aux toilettes : un combat crucial. GRANDE SÉRIE 2015 : LA FRANCE NATURE La Normandie - C’est une région de bocages qui accueille aussi d’importantes activités industrielles. Ici, des anges gardiens font des miracles pour défendre les trésors du cru. LES RENDEZ-VOUS DE GEO LE MONDE DE… Zep En ligne : http://www.geo.fr/en-kiosque/magazine-geo-special-new-york-n-441-novembre-2015-1 [...] [n° ou bulletin]  est un bulletin de Géo : Voir le monde autrement N°441(2015:novembre) - 2015-11-04 - New York [texte imprimé] . - 2015. Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : Argentine -- Moeurs et coutumes Chutes d'eau -- Photographies Immeubles de grande hauteur -- New York (N.Y.) New York (N.Y. ; agglomération) New York (N.Y.) -- District de Manhattan New York (N.Y.) -- District du Bronx Normandie (France) Photographie de la nature Photographie de rue -- New York (N.Y. ; agglomération) -- 21e siècle Réserves naturelles -- New York (N.Y. ; agglomération) Tasmanie (Australie) Index. décimale : 91 Géographie Note de contenu : PHOTOREPORTER Au plus près de la faune sauvage - Les meilleurs clichés animaliers primés par le Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Londres et BBC Worldwide. LE MONDE QUI CHANGE En Amérique et en Asie, le pavot est-il en sursis ? LE GOÛT DE GEO Le canard laqué : l’impériale volaille des Pékinois. L’OEIL DE GEO À lire, à voir DÉCOUVERTE Tasmanie, l’île verte face à son destin - D’immenses forêts et une faune unique au monde : la province australienne, bien qu’isolée aux confins du Pacifique sud, a été gâtée par la nature. EN COUVERTURE New York, les nouveaux horizons - On ne l’avait jamais vue comme cela. Manhattan redessinée par la folie des hauteurs, un parc naturel gardé par des rangers et un Bronx fourmillant de créativité. Voyage dans une ville qui ne cesse de se réinventer. DÉPLIANT 2020. La «skyline» du futur 150 ans d’architecture à Manhattan GRAND REPORTAGE Le c[h]oeur des Argentins - A l’heure des élections présidentielles, nos reporters sont allés à la rencontre d’un peuple chahuté par les crises économiques mais qui renaît toujours. LE MONDE EN CARTES Accès aux toilettes : un combat crucial. GRANDE SÉRIE 2015 : LA FRANCE NATURE La Normandie - C’est une région de bocages qui accueille aussi d’importantes activités industrielles. Ici, des anges gardiens font des miracles pour défendre les trésors du cru. LES RENDEZ-VOUS DE GEO LE MONDE DE… Zep En ligne : http://www.geo.fr/en-kiosque/magazine-geo-special-new-york-n-441-novembre-2015-1 [...]

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N°466(2017:décembre) - 2017-12-04 (Bulletin de Géo : Voir le monde autrement)

Public ISBD [n° ou bulletin]  est un bulletin de Géo : Voir le monde autrement Titre : N°466(2017:décembre) - 2017-12-04 Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2017 Note générale : 9 Éditorial 14 Vous@GÉO 18 Photo Reporter 24 Le monde qui change 26 Le goût de GÉO 28 L’œil de GÉO 30 Découverte 48 Regard 60 En couverture 116 Le monde en cartes 120 Le Noël du voyageur Grande série 2017 : 128- La France des mystères et des croyances 140- Les rendez-vous de GÉO 146- Le monde de Antoine de Maximy Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : Croyances populaires -- France Femmes photographes Forêt de Suisse Géographie Haut-Rhin (France) Immeubles de grande hauteur -- New York (N.Y.) Inde -- Politique et gouvernement Meniconzi, Alessandra (1963-....) Montagnes -- Chine PEROU Photographie de la nature Photographies -- New-York Photographies de paysages Récits de voyage Reporters Tibet (Chine) Volcans Yunnan (Chine) Index. décimale : 91 Géographie Résumé : GEO Voyage est un magazine bimestriel de la marque GEO portant sur un lieu de voyage. Il consacre la quasi-totalité de son contenu (100 pages) à ce sujet. [n° ou bulletin]  est un bulletin de Géo : Voir le monde autrement N°466(2017:décembre) - 2017-12-04 [texte imprimé] . - 2017. 9 Éditorial 14 Vous@GÉO 18 Photo Reporter 24 Le monde qui change 26 Le goût de GÉO 28 L’œil de GÉO 30 Découverte 48 Regard 60 En couverture 116 Le monde en cartes 120 Le Noël du voyageur Grande série 2017 : 128- La France des mystères et des croyances 140- Les rendez-vous de GÉO 146- Le monde de Antoine de Maximy Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : Croyances populaires -- France Femmes photographes Forêt de Suisse Géographie Haut-Rhin (France) Immeubles de grande hauteur -- New York (N.Y.) Inde -- Politique et gouvernement Meniconzi, Alessandra (1963-....) Montagnes -- Chine PEROU Photographie de la nature Photographies -- New-York Photographies de paysages Récits de voyage Reporters Tibet (Chine) Volcans Yunnan (Chine) Index. décimale : 91 Géographie Résumé : GEO Voyage est un magazine bimestriel de la marque GEO portant sur un lieu de voyage. Il consacre la quasi-totalité de son contenu (100 pages) à ce sujet.

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