Baranowitz Kronenberg Architecture The Practice

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ISBN 10: 9461400306 / ISBN 13: 9789461400307

Editore: Architectura August 2013, 2013

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This monograph documents the holistic nature of the design philosophy established by Tel Aviv-based architects Irene Kronenberg and Alon Baranowitz, where space, form and materials are expressly employed to enhance human experience and social interaction. Incorporating culture, time and place in the design process is fundamental to their approach. In this book, the architects offer a personal analysis of the thinking behind seven of their projects, illustrated by extensive plans, models and photos. Included are the Tel Aviv restaurants Jaffa Tel Aviv and Deca, the Israel Museum shop, Amsterdam s Palace Hotel and Sir Albert Hotel and Izakaya, and Villa Pi.

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• Titolo: Baranowitz Kronenberg Architecture The Practice
• Editore: Architectura August 2013
• Data di pubblicazione: 2013
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 9461400306
• ISBN 13: 9789461400307
• Rilegatura: Hardcover
• Condizione: New
• Cataloghi dei venditori:
  • Architecture - Architects, A-Z

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In this in-depth conversation, illustrated by extensive plans, models, references and photos, the founders of Baranowitz Kronenberg Architecture, the acclaimed Tel - Aviv-based studio, provide a personal analysis of the thinking behind seven of their projects: two hotels, three restaurants, a store and a private home. Incorporating culture, time and place into the design process is fundamental to Baranowitz Kronenberg's approach. Symbolic starting points as disparate as, among others, the art of origami, a Shabbat tablecloth or an Arab village are patiently explored and reinterpreted architecturally, subtly investing buildings and interiors with the intrinsic coherence and expressive power that are hallmarks of the practice.
This book records the holistic nature of Baranowitz Kronenberg Architecture's design philosophy, in which space, form and materials are expressly employed to enhance human experience and social interaction.