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Da: Basi6 International, Irving, TX, U.S.A.Basi6 International
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Arup Associates and Nicholas Grimshaw's unrealised proposal for Battersea Power Station in eleven volumes] Masterplan; Powerstation; Urban Resort Hotel; Office 'Weave'; Auditorium; Residential; South Park Car Park; North Park. (Stage 2 Reports) 2005 - 2006
Ove Arup / Arup Associates; Sir Nicholas Grimshaw; Balmond, Cecil; et al.
Editore: Self published, UK, 2006
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Da: Marcus Campbell Art Books, London, Regno UnitoMarcus Campbell Art Books
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Aggiungi al carrello42 x 32cm. Eleven large oblong volumes in red silver-gilt-illustrated paper-covered boards, fully illustrated. Very rare. Not institutionally recorded in COPAC or OCLC. Various pagination. A fascinating voluminous glimpse of one of the possible futures for this important London site. For the latter part of the 20th century Sir G…iles Gilbert Scott's Battersea Power Station was not being actively maintained, and many property developers have been thwarted in their attempts to redevelop the iconic building by the sheer cost and complexity of the undertaking; the site has been described as "a graveyard of architectural visions". These volumes comprise Arup Associates' highly ambitious proposal to Victor Hwang's Hong Kong-based Parkview International for the complete redevelopment of the site, subsequently rejected. Arup's plan - fully detailed in these volumes - included a large residential area of apartments, hotels, a retail centre and entertainment zones. Sir Nicholas Grimshaw was involved in the redesign proposal, which would have seen shops and designer outlets situated inside the two turbine halls, a cinema multiplex and base for the Cirque du Soleil, the addition of a riverside walkway running from Battersea Park to Vauxhall featuring a viewing platform, and the top of one chimney housing a high-class restaurant. The project was deemed unattractive by the Battersea Power Station Community Group and campaigned against it, citing its unaffordable housing, promoting a more community-focussed plan instead.
