N.J. Habraken
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N.J. Habraken, Professor Emeritus, Department of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has enjoyed a worldwide following for four decades. He is the author of seven books, the subject of two recent ones and his recent publication of The Structure of the Ordinary (MIT 1998) was widely reviewed internationally. He is most well known as founder of the Open Building movement, founding director of the SAR Research Institute and as founding chair of the Department of Architecture and Urban Design at Eindhoven University. Jonathan Teicher is an architect and author. He lectures in architecture and is a former American Institute of Architects bureaucrat.
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Beschrijving
This new work from a recognized authority comprises a series of essays involving the persona of the architect, the structure of everyday environment and the role of the architect's work.
'So handsome, finely produced and well written.' - Nick Wilkinson, Open House International, 2005
N.J. Habraken, Professor Emeritus, Department of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has enjoyed a worldwide following for four decades. He is the author of seven books, the subject of two recent ones and his recent publication of The Structure of the Ordinary (MIT 1998) was widely reviewed internationally. He is most well known as founder of the Open Building movement, founding director of the SAR Research Institute and as founding chair of the Department of Architecture and Urban Design at Eindhoven University. Jonathan Teicher is an architect and author. He lectures in architecture and is a former American Institute of Architects bureaucrat.
Specificaties
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Verschenen
23 september 2005
Pagina's
224
Thema
Architectuurgeschiedenis
Afmetingen
216 x 138 mm
Gewicht
410 gr
EAN
9780415357913
Bindwijze
Paperback
Taal
Engels