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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. For much of the 16th to early 19th centuries, the Grand Tour of Italy was an important part of European aristocrats' education. Emulating this tradition, this book takes a close look at today's Italy, with a focus on the topic of housing as a gauge of political and socioeconomic interrelationships. Since antiquity, Italy has been the origin of key themes of Western architecture and culture, many of which have evolved in exemplary and universally valid ways. Many of these continue to provide an inspiring frame of reference until today. Emulating the tradition and itinerary of the classic Grand Tour of European aristocrats, this comprehensive and visually appealing book takes a nuanced look at Italy today. Around the aspect of housing as a hub, it offers new narratives and positions on current issues and developments that are highly relevant also outside Italy. In the format of a graphic and textual atlas, the volume explores Italy at various scales. Zooming in and out of themes, cities, and regions, it allows for associative and non-linear comprehension and reflection. Housing is examined as a complex construct, acted upon by diverging interests and needs as well as historical legacies. The spatial aspect of living, with its huge impact on the limited resource of land and the landscape, is the starting point for the proposals and strategies the book offers. Its audience reaches beyond the professional architecture community, aiming at anyone with an interest in the much-debated topic of (affordable) housing and in 21st-century Italy. AUTHORS: Michael Obrist is an architect and co-founder of the Vienna-based firm feld72 architekten, and a Professor of Housing and Design at TU Wien's Faculty of Architecture and Planning. Antonietta Putzu is an architect who works as a research assistant in the Research Unit Housing and Design at TU Wien's Faculty of Architecture and Planning. SELLING POINTS: . A visually attractive graphic and textual atlas that combines topics of architecture and urban design with current political and socio-economic questions to form a multi-perspective portrait of 21st-century Italy . Some 60 concise texts explore instructive aspects of urban housing . Contributions by distinguished practitioners, researchers, and teachers of architecture and urban design . Lavishly illustrated, featuring rich previously unpublished graphs, photographs, and visualisations 488 colour, 60 b/w illustrations A visually attractive graphic and textual atlas that combines topics of architecture and urban design with current political and socio-economic questions to form a multi-perspective portrait of 21st-century Italy. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. For much of the 16th to early 19th centuries, the Grand Tour of Italy was an important part of European aristocrats' education. Emulating this tradition, this book takes a close look at today's Italy, with a focus on the topic of housing as a gauge of political and socioeconomic interrelationships. Since antiquity, Italy has been the origin of key themes of Western architecture and culture, many of which have evolved in exemplary and universally valid ways. Many of these continue to provide an inspiring frame of reference until today. Emulating the tradition and itinerary of the classic Grand Tour of European aristocrats, this comprehensive and visually appealing book takes a nuanced look at Italy today. Around the aspect of housing as a hub, it offers new narratives and positions on current issues and developments that are highly relevant also outside Italy. In the format of a graphic and textual atlas, the volume explores Italy at various scales. Zooming in and out of themes, cities, and regions, it allows for associative and non-linear comprehension and reflection. Housing is examined as a complex construct, acted upon by diverging interests and needs as well as historical legacies. The spatial aspect of living, with its huge impact on the limited resource of land and the landscape, is the starting point for the proposals and strategies the book offers. Its audience reaches beyond the professional architecture community, aiming at anyone with an interest in the much-debated topic of (affordable) housing and in 21st-century Italy. AUTHORS: Michael Obrist is an architect and co-founder of the Vienna-based firm feld72 architekten, and a Professor of Housing and Design at TU Wien's Faculty of Architecture and Planning. Antonietta Putzu is an architect who works as a research assistant in the Research Unit Housing and Design at TU Wien's Faculty of Architecture and Planning. SELLING POINTS: . A visually attractive graphic and textual atlas that combines topics of architecture and urban design with current political and socio-economic questions to form a multi-perspective portrait of 21st-century Italy . Some 60 concise texts explore instructive aspects of urban housing . Contributions by distinguished practitioners, researchers, and teachers of architecture and urban design . Lavishly illustrated, featuring rich previously unpublished graphs, photographs, and visualisations 488 colour, 60 b/w illustrations A visually attractive graphic and textual atlas that combines topics of architecture and urban design with current political and socio-economic questions to form a multi-perspective portrait of 21st-century Italy. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Last Grand Tour | Contemporary phenomena and strategies of living in Italy | Michael Obrist (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | 520 S. | Englisch | 2023 | Park Books | EAN 9783038603238 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: GVA Gemeinsame Verlagsauslieferung Göttingen GmbH & Co. KG, Carsten Schlieker, Postfach 20 21, 37010 Göttingen, info[at]gva-verlage[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Since antiquity, Italy has been the origin of key themes of Western architecture and culture, many of which have evolved in exemplary and universally valid ways. Many of these continue to provide an inspiring frame of reference even today. Emulating the tradition and itinerary of the classic Grand Tour followed by European aristocrats, this comprehensive and visually appealing book takes a nuanced look at Italy today. Using the aspect of housing as a hub, it offers new narratives and positions on current issues and developments that are also highly relevant outside Italy. In the format of a graphic and textual atlas, the volume explores Italy at various scales. Zooming in and out of themes, cities, and regions, it allows for associative and nonlinear comprehension and reflection. Housing is examined as a complex construct, acted upon by diverging interests and needs as well as historical legacies. The spatial aspect of living, with its huge impact on the limited resources of land and the landscape, is the starting point for the proposals and strategies the book offers. Its audience reaches beyond the professional architecture community, aiming at anyone with an interest in the much-debated topic of (affordable) housing or in 21st-century Italy. ; In Italien wurden zentrale architektonische und kulturelle Elemente seit der Antike in beispielhafter und oft universell gültiger Weise entwickelt. Viele davon bilden bis heute einen inspirierenden Bezugsrahmen. Dieser umfangreiche und visuell sehr ansprechende Band richtet - in Anlehnung an die Tradition und an die Reiseroute der klassischen Bildungsreise durch Italien - einen differenzierten Blick auf das italienische Territorium heute. Rund um das Thema Wohnen werden alternative Erzählungen und Positionen zu zeitgenössischen Fragen und Brennpunkten dargestellt, die auch für einen Kontext ausserhalb Italiens relevant sind. Das englischsprachige Buch ist ein grafischer und textlicher Atlas, der Italien in verschiedenen Massstäben untersucht. Durch Ein- und Auszoomen - in Themen, Städte und Regionen - wird ein assoziatives und nicht lineares Erfassen und Nachdenken ermöglicht. Das Wohnen wird als komplexes Konstrukt untersucht, auf das diverse Interessen und Bedürfnisse, aber auch historische Altlasten wirken. Der räumliche Aspekt des Wohnens ist ein massgebliches Element, das massive Auswirkungen auf die Ressourcen Boden und Landschaft hat. Ausgehend davon werden Vorschläge und Strategien rund um das Wohnen angedacht und zur Diskussion gestellt. Das Buch richtet sich nicht nur an Architektinnen sowie Forscher und Studierende der Architektur, sondern auch an ein breiteres Publikum, das sich für zeitgenössische Phänomene rund um die Themen Wohnen und Italien interessiert.