The Asian everyday : possibilities in the shifting world / editorial supervision: Erwin Viray ; author: Chatpong Chuenrudeemol, Ling Hao, Vo Trong Nghia, Maki Ōnishi + Yūki Hyakuda, Yang Zhao.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Chatpong Chuenrudeemol, 1972- author, architect.

Ling, Hao, 1968- author, architect.

Võ, Trọng Nghĩa, 1976- author, architect.

Ōnishi, Maki, 1983- author, architect.

Hyakuda, Yūki, 1982- author, architect.

Zhao, Yang, 1980- author, architect.

Contributor:

Viray, Erwin, editor.

エルウィン・ビライ, editor.

チャトポン・チュエンルディーモル, 1972-

リン・ハオ, 1968-

ヴォ・チョン・ギア, 1976-

大西麻貴, 1983-

百田有希, 1982-

チャオヤン, 1980-

Language:

English

Japanese

Subjects (All):

Architecture--Asia--History.

Architecture.

Architectural practice--Asia.

Architectural practice.

Architects--Asia.

Architects.

Asia.

Genre:

History.

Physical Description:

203 pages : color illustrations, maps ; 21 cm.

Other Title:

Ajia no nichijō kara : hen'yō suru sekai deno kanōsei o motomete

アジアの日常から : 変容する世界での可能性を求めて

Place of Publication:

Tokyo, Japan : TOTO Publishing, 2015.

Language Note:

In Japanese and English.

Summary:

In attempting an analysis of the concept of the everyday in Asia through the context of its urban and architectural phenomena, this volume selects five practices from across the region: Yang Zhao (China), Maki Onishi and Yuki Hyakuda (o+h, Japan), Ling Hao (Singapore), Chatpong Chuenrudeemol (Thailand), and Vo Trong Nghia (Vietnam). The featured projects reflect how each Asia is specific, each with its own everyday, which in turn calls for a specific reading of a place, city, and context, and also a response to that. In understanding the meaningful aspects of the respective countries of the architects, we realize the complexities, variety, and depth of Asia as a whole. Publisher.

Contents:

The Asian everyday: possibilities in the shifting world / Erwin Viray

Architect locations

Chatpong Chuenrudeemol

Ling Hao

Vo Trong Nghia

Maki Onishi + Yuki Hyakuda

Yang Zhao

Essay: far afield from the ocean current / Teppei Fujiwara.

ISBN:

9784887063549

4887063547

OCLC:

925436205