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The courthouse : architecture for the public good / concept, Marco Lanna, Vincent Panhuysen ; texts, Ruud Brouwers [and four others] ; translation, Dianna Beaufort.

Fine Arts Library NA1153.K33 A4 2023
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Beaufort, Dianna, translator.
Lanna, Marco, editor.
Panhuysen, Vincent, editor.
Brouwers, Ruud, writer of added commentary.
KAAN Architecten.
Standardized Title:
Courthouse (nai010 Publishers)
Language:
English
Undetermined
Subjects (All):
KAAN Architecten.
Courthouses--Netherlands--Amsterdam--Designs and plans.
Public architecture--Netherlands--Amsterdam--History--21st century.
Architecture, Dutch--21st century.
Amsterdam (Netherlands)--Buildings, structures, etc.
Architecture, Dutch.
Buildings.
Courthouses.
Public architecture.
Netherlands--Amsterdam.
Genre:
Architectural drawings
History
Physical Description:
128 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 29 cm
Place of Publication:
Rotterdam : nai010 Publishers, [2023]
Summary:
Located in the up-and-coming Zuidas district, the new Amsterdam Courthouse exudes approachable authority adhering to the principle that the judicial process is a public matter.00KAAN Architecten designed the stately yet inviting institution for public discourse through a collaborative DBFMO* contract overseeing the building's funding, construction, maintenance, and property management.00The Courthouse: Public Architecture is entirely produced and compiled by the building's architects. Through original essays and articles, they take us behind the scenes to unveil the Courthouse as the ultimate gesamtkunstwerk - both a project and a process. These in-depth analyses are visually documented by rich illustrations, construction photographs, and technical drawings.00Additional dialogues with client representatives, Courthouse spokespersons, and Amsterdam's urban planners, lend a voice to untangle and explain the demands of a public building, architectural conceptualization, and public-private partnerships.00More than being the first and most comprehensive look at the Amsterdam Courthouse, this book is a statement and a call for more open, collaborative designs made to last in the community they serve.
Located in the up-and-coming Zuidas district, the new Amsterdam Courthouse exudes approachable authority adhering to the principle that the judicial process is a public matter.00KAAN Architecten designed the stately yet inviting institution for public discourse through a collaborative DBFMO* contract overseeing the building's funding, construction, maintenance, and property management.00The Courthouse: Public Architecture is entirely produced and compiled by the building's architects. Through original essays and articles, they take us behind the scenes to unveil the Courthouse as the ultimate gesamtkunstwerk - both a project and a process. These in-depth analyses are visually documented by rich illustrations, construction photographs, and technical drawings.00Additional dialogues with client representatives, Courthouse spokespersons, and Amsterdam's urban planners, lend a voice to untangle and explain the demands of a public building, architectural conceptualization, and public-private partnerships.00More than being the first and most comprehensive look at the Amsterdam Courthouse, this book is a statement and a call for more open, collaborative designs made to last in the community they serve.
Notes:
Book has special paperback binding with only one side fixed to the book.
Other Format:
e-book version
ISBN:
9789462087057
9462087059
OCLC:
1378005750
Publisher Number:
9789462087057

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