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Vol.2016:N°11 - 2016-11-01 - Transparent und transluzent : transparent and Translucent (Bulletin de Detail : Zeitschrift für Architecktur + Baudetail)
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Titre : Vol.2016:N°11 - 2016-11-01 - Transparent und transluzent : transparent and Translucent Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2016 Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Architecture
Construction en verre
Éclairage architectural
Transparence (art)
Verre en décoration architecturaleIndex. décimale : 72 Architecture Résumé : published 11/01/2016
Clear, transparent, and democratic. These were the axioms of Germany’s postwar architecture. Transparency had a symbolic meaning for the country’s new public buildings. In 1961, for example, Baden-Württemberg’s new state parliament building was the first such institution to be completed after the war; all of its facades were completely glazed. Günter Behnisch’s lofty, daylit plenary assembly hall in the German Bundestag in Bonn also served as an example of an open society. Federal legislators convened there until 1999, when the government moved to Berlin.
Transparency and democracy were synonymous. In this issue we present different contemporary manifestations of transparency. The projects are located in France, Estonia, China, and Germany and range from chapels and apartment houses to museums and departmental buildings at universities; they have transparent and translucent facades, narrow operable sashes, and carefully orchestrated views to the surroundings.
As DETAIL’s new editor-in-chief, I look forward to keeping in touch with you via this Editorial column. Our experienced team will continue to present you timely topics – as in the past, architecture itself will show the way. Our next issue, which appears on December 1, explores applications of colour in architecture. (?Sandra Hofmeister)En ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/transparent-translucent-28793/ [n° ou bulletin] Vol.2016:N°11 - 2016-11-01 - Transparent und transluzent : transparent and Translucent [texte imprimé] . - 2016.
Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng)
Catégories : Architecture
Construction en verre
Éclairage architectural
Transparence (art)
Verre en décoration architecturaleIndex. décimale : 72 Architecture Résumé : published 11/01/2016
Clear, transparent, and democratic. These were the axioms of Germany’s postwar architecture. Transparency had a symbolic meaning for the country’s new public buildings. In 1961, for example, Baden-Württemberg’s new state parliament building was the first such institution to be completed after the war; all of its facades were completely glazed. Günter Behnisch’s lofty, daylit plenary assembly hall in the German Bundestag in Bonn also served as an example of an open society. Federal legislators convened there until 1999, when the government moved to Berlin.
Transparency and democracy were synonymous. In this issue we present different contemporary manifestations of transparency. The projects are located in France, Estonia, China, and Germany and range from chapels and apartment houses to museums and departmental buildings at universities; they have transparent and translucent facades, narrow operable sashes, and carefully orchestrated views to the surroundings.
As DETAIL’s new editor-in-chief, I look forward to keeping in touch with you via this Editorial column. Our experienced team will continue to present you timely topics – as in the past, architecture itself will show the way. Our next issue, which appears on December 1, explores applications of colour in architecture. (?Sandra Hofmeister)En ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/transparent-translucent-28793/ Réservation
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Titre : Vol.2016:N°5 - 2016-05-01 - Licht und Innenraum = Lighting and Interiors = Eclairages et intérieurs Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2016 Langues : Anglais (eng) Allemand (ger) Catégories : Éclairage architectural
Éclairage intérieurIndex. décimale : 72 Architecture Résumé : Toyo Ito, who is nearing seventy-five, continues to reinvent himself. Seeking resemblances in his buildings, even two of them, would likely be in vain. The common thread running through nearly all his designs, however, is poise. This he combines with an inclination to do away with the distinction between indoors and outdoors, or at least to blur it a bit. At a university library in Taipei, the irregularly placed mushroom columns stand on both sides of its pared-down glazed skin.
Filtered daylight enters the library space through glazed openings between the parasol-like supports, making the silhouettes of the roof structure become indistinct. Perhaps it is this quality of light that endows the space with a special atmosphere. Daylight plays an important role in an expressive transfer terminal at the new train station in Arnheim, as well. Carefully positioned skylights direct it deep into the interior, but also supply views outward, helping passengers orient themselves.
In contrast, a pre-school in western Austria by Bernardo Bader and a residence in Slovenia by Ofis arhitekti are characterised by thoroughly considered details and carefully selected surface materials. A shop in Kuala Lampur by Russell & George employs white to intimate luxury. The bright lighting and the slender cross-sections of the spatial screen obscure the contours. Toyo Ito would be pleased.En ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/lighting-and-interiors-27370/ [n° ou bulletin] Vol.2016:N°5 - 2016-05-01 - Licht und Innenraum = Lighting and Interiors = Eclairages et intérieurs [texte imprimé] . - 2016.
Langues : Anglais (eng) Allemand (ger)
Catégories : Éclairage architectural
Éclairage intérieurIndex. décimale : 72 Architecture Résumé : Toyo Ito, who is nearing seventy-five, continues to reinvent himself. Seeking resemblances in his buildings, even two of them, would likely be in vain. The common thread running through nearly all his designs, however, is poise. This he combines with an inclination to do away with the distinction between indoors and outdoors, or at least to blur it a bit. At a university library in Taipei, the irregularly placed mushroom columns stand on both sides of its pared-down glazed skin.
Filtered daylight enters the library space through glazed openings between the parasol-like supports, making the silhouettes of the roof structure become indistinct. Perhaps it is this quality of light that endows the space with a special atmosphere. Daylight plays an important role in an expressive transfer terminal at the new train station in Arnheim, as well. Carefully positioned skylights direct it deep into the interior, but also supply views outward, helping passengers orient themselves.
In contrast, a pre-school in western Austria by Bernardo Bader and a residence in Slovenia by Ofis arhitekti are characterised by thoroughly considered details and carefully selected surface materials. A shop in Kuala Lampur by Russell & George employs white to intimate luxury. The bright lighting and the slender cross-sections of the spatial screen obscure the contours. Toyo Ito would be pleased.En ligne : http://www.detail-online.com/magazine/lighting-and-interiors-27370/ Réservation
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Code-barres Cote Support Localisation Section Disponibilité SL 20104 DETAIL Fascicule ESA Saint-Luc Beaux-Arts - Biblio Disponible Vol.2018:N°11 - 2018-11-01 - Licht und Raum : Lighting and Space (Bulletin de Detail : Zeitschrift für Architecktur + Baudetail)
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Titre : Vol.2018:N°11 - 2018-11-01 - Licht und Raum : Lighting and Space Type de document : texte imprimé Année de publication : 2018 Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng) Catégories : Architecture -- Dessins et plans
Art de la lumière
Chapelles -- Munich (Allemagne) -- Dessins et plans
CHIPPERFIELD, David (1953 - ....)
Cliniques -- Extensions -- Londres (GB) -- Dessins et plans
Cloîtres (galeries) -- 16e siècle -- Coimbra (Portugal) -- Conservation et restauration -- Dessins et plans
Construction en verre -- Innovations technologiques
Constructions en bois -- Norvège
Constructions industrielles -- Éclairage -- Innovations technologiques -- 21e siècle
Design -- Musées -- Dundee (GB) -- 21e siècle
Éclairage -- Innovations technologiques
Éclairage architectural
Équipements sportifs -- Valls (Espagne) -- Dessins et plans
Holl, Steven (1947-....)
Lumière -- Effets physiologiques
Luminaires - Design
Parcs -- Pays-Bas -- Dessins et plans
Passerelles -- Norvège
Transparence (art) -- Design
Turrell, James (1943-....)Index. décimale : 72 Architecture Résumé :
Anyone who’s ever experienced a light installation by James Turrell knows that the right light can make a space seem infinite. Our perception of architecture changes with the temperature of the light, the time of day and the weather. Each location has its own special light, as demonstrated by the projects in this issue of Detail. In Puig d’en Valls, sunlight in the blue-floored sports centre by MCEA Arquitectura creates a completely different atmosphere than in the bright wooden cabin in Jevnaker by Mork-Ulnes Architects. In both cases, the architects accentuated the site-specific lighting conditions through their material selection and arrangement of building openings.
The pavilion in Park Vijversburg in the Netherlands brings together interior and exterior space in a surprising way. Studio Maks and Junya Ishigami used column-free, load-bearing glass facades for maximum transparency and a mysterious play of reflections and views. In the heart of London, Maggie’s Centre Barts by Steven Holl and jmarchitects is much more introverted. Its translucent glass skin fills rooms with diffuse light, while obscuring views almost entirely. Fink + Jocher also created a world in itself with their chapel at the Ordinariate of the Archbishop in Munich. Reminiscent of James Turrell’s Skyspaces, the oval-shaped prayer hall is proof that light is a material that can be sculpted.
The true nature of light, according to Tadao Ando, cannot be found in light alone, but in its interplay with darkness. Especially in large cities, humans and nature are suffering from light pollution. Anneke Bokern spoke with Roger Narboni to find out how urban lighting master plans can provide a way out of this dilemma. Mathias Wambsganss and Johannes Zauner look at how light and darkness affect our health and how health-oriented lighting design must consider factors such as time and lighting types.
Our special Detail green section examines mixed-use urban structures. Two very different new buildings by David Chipperfield Architects and Dominique Coulon & Associés show how architecture can go beyond monofunctional spatial concepts.En ligne : https://www.detail-online.com/magazine/lighting-and-space-33241/ [n° ou bulletin] Vol.2018:N°11 - 2018-11-01 - Licht und Raum : Lighting and Space [texte imprimé] . - 2018.
Langues : Allemand (ger) Anglais (eng)
Catégories : Architecture -- Dessins et plans
Art de la lumière
Chapelles -- Munich (Allemagne) -- Dessins et plans
CHIPPERFIELD, David (1953 - ....)
Cliniques -- Extensions -- Londres (GB) -- Dessins et plans
Cloîtres (galeries) -- 16e siècle -- Coimbra (Portugal) -- Conservation et restauration -- Dessins et plans
Construction en verre -- Innovations technologiques
Constructions en bois -- Norvège
Constructions industrielles -- Éclairage -- Innovations technologiques -- 21e siècle
Design -- Musées -- Dundee (GB) -- 21e siècle
Éclairage -- Innovations technologiques
Éclairage architectural
Équipements sportifs -- Valls (Espagne) -- Dessins et plans
Holl, Steven (1947-....)
Lumière -- Effets physiologiques
Luminaires - Design
Parcs -- Pays-Bas -- Dessins et plans
Passerelles -- Norvège
Transparence (art) -- Design
Turrell, James (1943-....)Index. décimale : 72 Architecture Résumé :
Anyone who’s ever experienced a light installation by James Turrell knows that the right light can make a space seem infinite. Our perception of architecture changes with the temperature of the light, the time of day and the weather. Each location has its own special light, as demonstrated by the projects in this issue of Detail. In Puig d’en Valls, sunlight in the blue-floored sports centre by MCEA Arquitectura creates a completely different atmosphere than in the bright wooden cabin in Jevnaker by Mork-Ulnes Architects. In both cases, the architects accentuated the site-specific lighting conditions through their material selection and arrangement of building openings.
The pavilion in Park Vijversburg in the Netherlands brings together interior and exterior space in a surprising way. Studio Maks and Junya Ishigami used column-free, load-bearing glass facades for maximum transparency and a mysterious play of reflections and views. In the heart of London, Maggie’s Centre Barts by Steven Holl and jmarchitects is much more introverted. Its translucent glass skin fills rooms with diffuse light, while obscuring views almost entirely. Fink + Jocher also created a world in itself with their chapel at the Ordinariate of the Archbishop in Munich. Reminiscent of James Turrell’s Skyspaces, the oval-shaped prayer hall is proof that light is a material that can be sculpted.
The true nature of light, according to Tadao Ando, cannot be found in light alone, but in its interplay with darkness. Especially in large cities, humans and nature are suffering from light pollution. Anneke Bokern spoke with Roger Narboni to find out how urban lighting master plans can provide a way out of this dilemma. Mathias Wambsganss and Johannes Zauner look at how light and darkness affect our health and how health-oriented lighting design must consider factors such as time and lighting types.
Our special Detail green section examines mixed-use urban structures. Two very different new buildings by David Chipperfield Architects and Dominique Coulon & Associés show how architecture can go beyond monofunctional spatial concepts.En ligne : https://www.detail-online.com/magazine/lighting-and-space-33241/ Réservation
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Code-barres Cote Support Localisation Section Disponibilité SL 22981 DETAIL Fascicule ESA Saint-Luc Beaux-Arts - Biblio Disponible