Roof - Architecture + Design

Manuela Roth - Collection Chefs-d'oeuvre - Masterpieces

300 pages, parution le 28/06/2012

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In the large cities and metropolitan areas, very few building plots remain in central locations. This is precisely why the development, expansion and new construction of roof levels and attics are an expedient and popular form of redensification. Existing buildings are expanded vertically, and designed and adjusted to meet contemporary desires and requirements based on their specific uses.

Masterpieces: Roof Architecture + Design presents contemporary projects from around the world, successful symbioses of existing structure and new attic design, that enliven the city and creatively enhance the urban cityscapes. All projects have one thing in common - they respond to a longing of the residents and users to experience unlimited freedom above the rooftops.

L'auteur - Manuela Roth

Manuela Roth, born 1980, has studied Interior Design in Germany and the USA. After practicing in the field for several years in Stuttgart and Duesseldorf she has been working since 2007 for different publishing houses. She has published several books on architecture and design, right now she is living in Berlin as freelance journalist.

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From the contents:

Nomiya in Paris, France (Pascal Grasso with Laurent Grasso)
Tehama Grasshopper in San Francisco, USA (Fougeron Architecture)
Moritzburg Museum, Germany (Nieto Sobejano)
Argo Egota in Tokyo, Japan (Suppose Design Office)
Ozulama Residence in Mexico-City, Mexiko (Architects Collective)

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Braun
Auteur(s)	Manuela Roth
Collection	Chefs-d'oeuvre - Masterpieces
Parution	28/06/2012
Nb. de pages	300
Format	25 x 25
Couverture	Relié
Poids	1750g
Intérieur	Quadri
EAN13	9783037681138
ISBN13	978-3-03-768113-8