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Contemporary World Architecture presents a comprehensive survey of international architecture at the end of the twentieth century and offers a critical study of the social, cultural and political changes that are shaping the built environment today.

Continual advances in building technology, shifting demographics and increasing levels of global communications are all having an impact on architectural ideology and building types as architects prepare for the new millennium. The book is divided into thirteen chapters, each section organized typologically by building function: Visual Arts, Performance, Learning, Religion, Consumerism, Living, Workplace, Industry, Leisure, Transport, Sport, Civic Realm and Towers. It presents over 660 recent public and private buildings by many of the world’s key protagonists, and examines the evolution of new architectural solutions from the late 1960s to the end of the century and beyond. A highly illustrated and wide-ranging critique, Contemporary World Architecture will provide a stimulating and invaluable reference book for architects everywhere.

Обзор в доступной форме интернационального стиля в архитектуре на конец прошлого столетия, а также критический анализ социальных, культурных и политических перемен, повлиявших на сегодняшнюю городскую среду.

Развитие науки и технологий, неустойчивая демография и глобализация общества, конечно же, влияют на образ жизни, деловые отношения человека и поэтому постоянно вызывают переоценку архитектурной идеологии и моделей строительства. Книга делится по типологическому принципу на 12 глав: визуальное искусство, перформанс, религия, консьюмеризм, домашний уют, рабочее место, обучение, промышленность, спорт, туризм, транспорт, государство и гигантские сооружения. Она рассказывает о более чем 300 общественных и частных владениях-новостройках архитекторов с мировым именем, прослеживает эволюцию архитектурных решений с конца 1960-ых годов и до сегодняшнего дня. Там же вы найдете биографические статьи ведущих специалистов.

As time rolls on, neoclassical style becomes more and more popular. Except for pure neoclassical style elements are applied to décor, more and more other style elements come into mix of use with neoclassical style. Of course, this phenomenon is not accidental. It has undergone a long process of evolution, opening and development.

During the developing process, neoclassical style keeps its original essence yet never stops changing. Combining the current trend of neoclassical style’s diverse mixing with other styles, we choose 6 the most obvious types in this book, which are integrations of neoclassical style with European style, American style, Mediterranean style, Art Deco style, Chinese style and post-modern style. Each of them features various characters and sparkles, from which, you can find out its key point, use of materials, approaches, stuffs that need to pay attention to and many materials specially applied to neoclassical style design.

Contents:

01 European Neoclassicism

La Mamounia Hotel, Morocco 020
Shangri-La Hotel Paris 028
Taleon Imperial Hotel, St. Petersburg 040
St. Regis, New York 046
The Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin 050
Grand Emperor Hotel, Macao 054
Hôtel Plaza Athénée, New York 064
Chateau du Grand-Luce’, France 070
International Shipping Company Offices, London 074
PRADA Women Fashion Showspace, Milan 080
1+1 Palace, Xi’an 082
Sandalwood Estates No. 30, Shanghai 088
Bene Italian Restaurant, Sheraton Tianjin Hotel, Binhai New Area 094
Luyin • Windsor Castle Clubhouse, Dongguan 098
The Grand Riviera, Sales Department, Foshan 104
Green Rivers Manor, Beijing 108
Shanghai Star • Qizhong No. 71, Shanghai 112
Shanghai Star • Qizhong No. 70, Shanghai 122
Dahua • Xixi Style Phase V, Model House, Hangzhou 126
Ocean Great Harmony Show Flat, Beijing 132
Wonderful Garden Model House, Hangzhou 136
The Hua Mansion, Room 2701, Hagongguan, Harbin 138
Cuihua Garden Show Flat, Chizhou 140
Vanke • Spring Dew Mansion 2S-2, Zhongshan 2S-2 144
Junyue • River Paradise No. 8 Show Flat, Changsha 148
Nanjiao Villa 254, Shanghai 150
 

02 Art Deco Style Neoclassicism

Regent Grand Hotel, Bordeaux 156
Hotel Le Notre Dame, Paris 162
Le Negresco, Nice 168
Hotel Hermitage, Monaco 174
The Fairmont Savoy, London 178
JW Marriott Chicago 190
Town Hall Hotel & Apartments, London 194
Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai 198
The Peninsula, Shanghai 212
Gou Bu Li Chinese Restaurant, Beijing 220
Brightwill • Gold Coast Sales Center, Kunshan 226
One House Mansion Sales Center, Nantong 232
Nanyuan Universe Deluxe Hotel, Ningbo 238
Jiangjin Jiayuan Show Flat, Wenzhou 242
Model House of Acadia Manor, Beijing 248
Horoy • Parkland Model Villa T13-2, Shenzhen 252
Jiucheng Lakeside International B1, Shanghai  256
Jiucheng Lakeside International D1, Shanghai 260
New Jingrun Sales Office & Show Flat, Beijing 264
Show Flat D of Zhongbei Garden II, Hangzhou 270
Harmonious Flourishing Show Flat, Shenzhen 274
Jade Laguna Villa Space, Shanghai 276
Chengtou Builders Exhibition Center, Moon Lake Garden, Ningbo 280
 

03 Mediterranean Style Neoclassicism

Emerald Palace Kempinski Palm Jumeirah, Dubai 288
CastaDiva Resort, Italy 292
Borgo Egnazia Hotel, Italy 298
Blythswood Square, Glasgow 304
The Augustine, Prague 308
Inspirock Hotel, Tongxiang 314
CRREG • Tsingtao Center Sales Office 322
Dome Clubhouse of Villa Royale, Chengdu 330
OCT East Shenzhen • Tianlu ўш 336
Poly Exclusive Villa Demonstration Unit, Changsha 340
Kaisa • Waterside New Metropolis, Sales Office, Changsha 346
Tianma Country Club 20, Shanghai 352
 

04 American Style Neoclassicism

Vidago Palace, Portugal 360
The Lu’s Villa in Beverly, Ningbo 366
Rongqiao Grand Residence Show Flat, Fuzhou 376
Mansion 8 VIP Club & Boutique Hotel, Beijing 382
Business Club Royal Tangshan, Beijing 386
Gree Plaza Penthouse Duplex, Zhuhai 392
Oriental Hawaii Big Island R-2, Beijing 398
Shanghai Star · Qizhong Club, Shanghai 402
Spring Dew Mansion 408
Citic • Mangrove Bay Show Flat, Shenzhen 416

05 Post-modern Style Neoclassicism

The Leon's Place, Rome 422
Nobis Hotel, Stockholm 428
Corinthian Club, Glasgow 434
Spa and Swimming Pool Area in a Private House, Dublin 438
The Fairmont San Jose, California 442
Elysian Hotel, Chicago 446
El Palauet Living Hotel Space, Barcelona 450
Mayfair Penthouse, London 452
Sanctum Soho Hotel, London 456
Tommy Hilfiger Retail Store, New York 460
Join-In • Noble House Community Sales Department, Fuzhou 466
Show Flat of House Type D, Royal Tangshan, Beijing 470
Master Land Model House, Nanjing 478
An Interior Space in Value Bay, Shanghai 484
Hongqiao Yindu Show Flat, Shanghai 486
 

06 Chinese Style Neoclassicism

New HNA Building, Haikou 492
Raffles Presidential Suite, Tianjin 504
Oriental Gold-stone Reception Center, Qingdao 508
Li’s Apartment, Beijing 514
Zhongyi • Helen & Spring Unit A401, Guangzhou 520
Chengkai Club, Shanghai 526
Tian Honghe Hotel, Yangzhou 532
One Villa Space in Forest Manor, Shanghai 538

Ce très important ouvrage d’érudition aborde l’ensemble des constituants matériels et immatériels de l’oeuvre peinte. Sous forme de dictionnaire, il s’adresse à tous les publics autour de la peinture et de l’histoire de l’art. Les sujets sont approfondis et offrent des connaissances multiples dans les domaines suivants : les techniques et pratiques de la peinture ; les matériaux et leur chimie ; l’histoire de l’art, de l’esthétique et de la philosophie.

La réédition de ce dictionnaire de référence comble un manque. Publié en 1890, cet ouvrage traite de l’ensemble des thèmes relatifs à l’ameublement et à la décoration. Il comporte de nombreuses définitions et références artistiques et constitue un support dans la connaissance et l’analyse des objets et des lieux par les amateurs et les professionnels.

2600 entrées, 980 pages, 4540 illustrations.
Ce livre est la réédition du célèbre Dictionnaire de Menuiserie, Ébénisterie et Charpente datant du début du XXe siècle. Il s’agit du dictionnaire le plus complet jamais publié sur le sujet, travail considérable qui demanda cinq années de travail à une équipe de spécialistes.
C’est une mine de renseignements où le lecteur trouvera la définition de milliers de termes techniques utilisés par les artisans du bois, coiffant tout le vocabulaire spécifique ou commun aux trois disciplines. Il permet de connaître la terminologie dont la plus grande partie est toujours en usage de nos jours,.et donne des indications précieuses sur les méthodes traditionnelles utilisées dans les métiers du bois. De très nombreux dessins techniques, schémas et illustrations viennent enrichir les définitions.
L’édition originale comprend trois volumes. Elle est ici reproduite en fac-similé mais légèrement réduite en taille, ce qui permet de la proposer en un seul tome plus maniable.
Pour l’anecdote, on peut remarquer que ce Dictionnaire est une rareté éditoriale, puisqu’à partir de la page 144 qui est doublée, les pages impaires se retrouvent à gauche.

Public : Ce livre s’adresse aux professionnels comme aux amateurs. Il intéressera tous ceux qui travaillent le bois ou veulent simplement connaître les termes, les techniques et les outils utilisés dans les métiers du bois.
Un complément plus moderne est le Nouveau Dictionnaire pratique du bois de Georges Cartannaz.

Doors in Paris, windows in Berlin, columns in Rome – details of all ages and styles are the focus of this volume.

European Architecture in Details takes you on a journey through the plazas and streets of the most splendid 21 cities of Europe, presenting an extraordinary view on the amazing variety of architectural details. Be it something new, old, beautiful or unusual, every metropolis appears under a new light.

- For the interested traveller with an eye on the detail
- A journey through European metropolises
- Experiencing unusual perspectives

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European metropolises like Berlin, Rome, Barcelona, Istanbul or London are fascinating because of their history, the people, and the feeling for life but especially because of the buildings. Architectural details of all epochs and styles are the focus of this book: the window as the eye of the house, balconies as retreats in the midst of the urban din or stairs as the embodiment of change. Aside from their functions, these details lend a building individuality, provide it with a face and determine its appearance.

European Architecture in Details takes the reader on a journey through the plazas and streets of the most exciting 20 cities of Europe, presenting an unusual variety of architectural details. Be it something new, old, beautiful or strange, every city appears in a thoroughly new light.

From the aspect of functional space, the book is divided into five parts: hotel space, business & office space, restaurant space, leisure & entertainment space and exhibition space. In the hotel space, this book selects hotels designed by well-known international design groups. You can comprehend the design classics of big groups through drawings of the hotel's public areas, lobby, banquet hall, rooms and so on. In the exhibition space, popular 2010 Shanghai World Expo pavilions are the main selection. The pomp of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo is recreated by displaying pavilion’s external shape, entrance and internal structure. In other spaces, you can learn about the building process of business environment by displaying functions of shopping malls, office decoration, stores, restaurants, KTV, leisure clubs and so on.
From the aspect of CAD drawings design, all selected drawings are domestic and international first-class drawings, and even built drawings. In addition, there are also corresponding real and effect maps. These drawings are very detailed and from big companies, including HBA, Gold Mantis, the United States Wilson, Tdi Associates (Shanghai) Pte, Ltd, and famous designers, including Gao Wenan, Xie Yingkai, Zhang Xing and so on. You can not only refer to their design but also quote something inside the drawings. For example, you can adjust the size of hardware structural elements to standard size for the next need; at the same time, it’s worth for you to collect some detailed and standard methods such as identification methods of icons, illustration, material and process. All these can enrich your own map storage or perfect your company’s storage.

1. This book selects more than 100 projects at home and abroad to discuss about the business formats and the latest trend of the commercial properties under the condition of the double DIP of global economy.

2. Analysis of these projects is made from the perspectives of development background, product scale, business formats, site selection, transportation situation, local market, project orientation and developmental concept. This book provides designers with ideas and reference about the development model of commercial properties.

3. This book categorizes the projects into ten kinds according to the contemporary popular property development model. They are categorized into: Commercial circle, resort complex, architectural complex, commercial plaza, commercial street, apartment, hotel, office building, technological industrial park and headquarters base.

4. More than 3, 000 pictures about architectural fa? Ade, interior space, garden landscape, house type design and perspective drawing are selected to interpret the design marrow of the high-end commercial properties and provide the designers and relevant professional talents with precious reference.

From Ancient Roman Palace to Modern Residence

By displaying the architectural details such as door, window, arch, column, corridor and roof, this bookclearly and comprehensively reflects the progress of society, the changes of aesthetics and the developmental progress of classical style under the condition that the territorial culture is endowed with new connotations.

Compared with other books of the same kind in the market, this book has the following highlights:

1. Four periods which are European classical period, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and back-to-the-ancient period. Eleven architectural styles which are ancient Greek architecture, ancient Roman architecture, Baroque architecture, classicism architecture, neoclassicism architecture, romanticism architecture, eclecticism architecture.

2. We invited several photographers to go to Italy, Germany, France, America and Austria and so on to take photos. After three months' work, they took more than ten thousand pictures including world famous architecture and a large number of local architecture such as local residences and churches.

3. 6, 000 objective pictures are combined with CAD drawings to display the architecture from distant view to middle-distance view to nearby view to details in three dimensions, comprehensively presenting the design marrow of European classical architecture.

Volume I - The European Classical Period, The Middle Ages, The Renaissance Period

The European Classical Period

Ancient Greek Architecture

Pillar ...........................................007 - 007

Ancient Roman Architecture

Wall ...........................................009 - 009
Door ...........................................010 - 011
Pillar ...........................................012 - 015
Porch ..........................................016 - 017
Arch ...........................................018 - 019
Decorative Components ................020 - 027
Interior Space ..............................028 - 031

The Middle Ages

Byzantine Architecture

Roof ...........................................036 - 039
Window ......................................040 - 040
Pillar ...........................................041 - 041
Porch ..........................................042 - 042
Arch ...........................................043 - 043
Decorative Components ................044 - 045
Interior Space ..............................046 - 055

Romanesque Architecture

Roof ...........................................060 - 063
Window ......................................064 - 064
Door ...........................................065 - 067
Pillar ...........................................068 - 071
Porch ..........................................072 - 072
Arch ...........................................073 - 075
Decorative Components ................076 - 081
Interior Space ..............................082 - 093

Gothic Architecture

Roof ...........................................100 - 105
Wall ...........................................106 - 106
Window ......................................107 - 117
Door ...........................................118 - 137
Pillar ...........................................138 - 138
Porch ..........................................139 - 139
Arch ...........................................140 - 143
Decorative Components ................144 - 173
Interior Space ..............................174 - 195

The Renaissance Period

The Renaissance Architecture

Roof ...........................................204 - 210
Wall ...........................................211 - 211
Window ......................................212 - 226
Door ...........................................227 - 237
Pillar ...........................................238 - 251
Porch ..........................................252 - 253
Arch ...........................................254 - 256
Decorative Components ................257 - 281
Interior Space ..............................282 - 295

Baroque Architecture

Roof .......................................... 304 - 323
Wall ...........................................324 - 325
Window ......................................326 - 351
Door ...........................................352 - 369
Pillar ...........................................370 - 379
Porch ..........................................380 - 382
Arch ...........................................383 - 384
Decorative Components ................385 - 411
Interior Space ..............................412 - 420

Volume II - The Renaissance Period, Retro Trend Period

Classicism Architecture

Roof ...........................................009 - 014
Wall ...........................................015 - 016
Window ......................................017 - 053
Door ...........................................054 - 063
Pillar ...........................................064 - 071
Porch ..........................................072 - 073
Arch ...........................................074 - 078
Decorative Components ................079 - 109
Interior Space ..............................110 - 137

Neoclassicism Architecture

Roof .......................................... 150 - 165
Wall ...........................................166 - 171
Window ......................................172 - 241
Door ...........................................242 - 265
Pillar ...........................................266 - 281
Porch ..........................................282 - 285
Arch ...........................................286 - 293
Decorative Components ................294 - 345
Interior Space ..............................346 - 346

Volume III - Retro Trend Period

Romanticism Architecture

Roof ...........................................007 - 015
Wall ...........................................016 - 017
Window ......................................018 - 029
Door ...........................................030 - 037
Pillar ...........................................038 - 041
Porch ..........................................042 - 042
Arch ...........................................043 - 049
Decorative Components ................050 - 061
Interior Space ..............................062 - 071

Eclecticism Architecture

Roof .......................................... 082 - 103
Wall ...........................................104 - 107
Window ......................................108 - 149
Door ...........................................150 - 181
Pillar ...........................................182 - 205
Porch ..........................................206 - 211
Arch ...........................................212 - 221
Decorative Components ................222 - 257
Interior Space ..............................258 - 270

The most elementary of all the architect's tasks is to provide shelter. Given this age-old adage, it is remarkable to discover just how many residential solutions are being developed in today's architecture world-wide. This book documents a broad range of houses that have been built around the globe in the past ten years. The ca. 200 projects presented span all of the world's continents and hereby provide an extensive overview of the possibilities being explored in an ever tightly woven global community. At the same time, the differences spawned by differing cultural, climatic, regional, and societal backgrounds are examined. This is an essential reference work for all those interested in one of mankind's most pressing themes.

A unique survey of architectural solutions worldwide

Architecture’s most pressing theme

Premium photography

Ground plans for every project

Detailed information on sites and architects

Abstraction and hedge, interaction and landmark, labyrinth and synthesis, pond and utopia — the reader is confronted with a tremendous variety of terms, from the description of the various elements of a garden all the way to theoretical, historical, symbolic, and iconographic aspects of landscape design. Meto J. Vroom, a former professor of landscape architecture at Universität Wageningen, defines and analyzes more than 250 terms, concepts, and objects. While the definitions convey the universally recognized meaning of the headwords, each essay briefly outlines a subject with a critical commentary and numerous commendations for further reading.

Thus the lexicon serves to clarify important terms and expressions that designers use on a daily basis. More than that, however, it also constitutes a general introduction to the major themes of landscape design.

The A-Z of modern architecture. An unprecedented architecture encyclopedia

"The book provides a splendid record of architecture from the nineteenth century to the present day." - Architectural Review, London

Unlike most architecture encyclopedias, which tend to concentrate more on buildings and floor plans than their designers, this tome puts the architects in the spotlight, profiling individuals so that readers can get a clear overview of their bodies of work.

With more than 270 entries the book covers not only architects but also groups, movements, and styles from the 19th to the 21st centuries. Each architect's entry features a portrait and short biography as well as a description of important works, historical context, and general approach. The lavish illustrations include examples of the best architectural photography in the modern era.

The selected works in this two-volume edition form an overview of the modern movement, providing a context for modern architecture in today's world. The A–Z of Modern Architecture is a comprehensive resource that no architecture professional, fan, or student should be without.

Le vocabulaire du bois est utilisé aussi bien par les charpentiers que par les menuisiers et les ébénistes. Il avait déjà été étudié et présenté par J.-Justin Storck au début du XXe siècle, mais il évolue constamment. Goerges Cartannaz nous présente ainsi les termes techniques et les matériaux modernes, les essences exotiques disponibles de nos jours, sans oublier le vocabulaire indémodable du bois. Il s’appuie sur de très nombreux schémas. Une longue bibliographie complète le dictionnaire.

Sourcebook of inspiration for architects, designers, others. 1880 line drawings on 70 plates. Bibliography. Captions.