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Hirata Akihisa : kenchiku to wa <karamarishiro> o tsukuru koto de aru = Akihisa Hirata : tangling / chosha Hirata Akihisa.
平田晃久 : 建築とは〈からまりしろ〉をつくることである = Akihisa Hirata : tangling 著者平田晃久.

Van Pelt - East Asia NA2500 .H567 2011
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hirata, Akihisa, 1971- author, architect.
平田晃久, 1971- author, architect.
Series:
Contemporary architect's concept series ; 8.
Contemporary architect's concept series ; 8
Language:
English
Japanese
Subjects (All):
Architecture--Philosophy.
Architecture.
Architecture and society.
architectural theory.
Physical Description:
159 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 21 cm.
Other Title:
Akihisa Hirata : tangling
Place of Publication:
Tōkyō-to Chūō-ku : LIXIL Shuppan, 2011.
東京都中央区 : LIXIL 出版, 2011.
Language Note:
In Japanese and English.
Summary:
The world of living things tangles and connects, chain-like, all the way from the micro world of proteins to the macro world of forests. This is the fabric of the natural order--"tangles," and the architecture that meshes with it can be considered a part of it. Akihisa Hirata explains the new architectural vision he has conceived by incorporating themes architects have always kept outside their view, such as the world's hierarchy, people's biological development, the beginning of farming, and life and ethics. -- from publisher's website.
Contents:
Introduction
Connecting with the living world
Moving away from the human
Fermented geometry
The ethics of living.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page colophon).
ISBN:
9784864803113
4864803110
OCLC:
1426295740

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