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World Architecture 4

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: London; Studio Vista; 1967Description: 216 pSubject(s): DDC classification:
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Summary: "World Architecture 4: Place & Environment" edited by John Donat explores the intricate relationship between architecture and the surrounding environment, emphasizing how the design of buildings can be influenced by their geographical, cultural, and social contexts. The book showcases various architectural projects from around the globe, highlighting innovative approaches to creating spaces that harmonize with their natural and urban settings. It discusses concepts such as sustainability, climate responsiveness, and the integration of local materials and traditions into modern architectural practices. Through a rich collection of images and case studies, the editor illustrates how thoughtful design can enhance not only the aesthetic of structures but also their functionality and connection to the surrounding place.
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"World Architecture 4: Place & Environment" edited by John Donat explores the intricate relationship between architecture and the surrounding environment, emphasizing how the design of buildings can be influenced by their geographical, cultural, and social contexts. The book showcases various architectural projects from around the globe, highlighting innovative approaches to creating spaces that harmonize with their natural and urban settings. It discusses concepts such as sustainability, climate responsiveness, and the integration of local materials and traditions into modern architectural practices. Through a rich collection of images and case studies, the editor illustrates how thoughtful design can enhance not only the aesthetic of structures but also their functionality and connection to the surrounding place.

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