Depuis le début des temps, les humains ont exploré l'espace sous leurs pieds à différentes fins: fuir la persécution et la guerre, se protéger des climats extrêmes, améliorer la vie urbaine et plus récemment, résoudre les problèmes environnementaux. Un regard rare sur les anciennes et les nouvelles structures souterraines du point de vue d’un architecte, ce livre fondamental examine le monde souterrain sous l’angle de la guerre, de la vie et de la mort, des rituels religieux et laïcs, ainsi que de la réutilisation adaptative. L'atlas de plus de 80 projets internationaux est très diversifié, qu'il s'agisse d'une maison dans un ancien silo nucléaire ou d'une banque de semences arctique, d'une discothèque à Beyrouth, de lieux d'art, d'un vignoble italien et d'un monastère creusé dans la montagne. Tous sont des exemples surprenants de la façon dont les espaces artificiels invisibles suivent les mêmes signaux culturels et économiques que leurs homologues visibles et sont des lieux où nous stockons, cachons, réprimons et vivons.
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Stefano Corbo est un architecte italien, chercheur et professeur assistant à la RISD (Rhode Island School of Design). Il est titulaire d'un doctorat et d'un Master II en architecture avancée de l'UPM-ETSAM Madrid (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura). Corbo a enseigné dans plusieurs institutions académiques en Europe, en Asie et au Moyen-Orient et a publié deux ouvrages: Du formalisme à la forme faible: l'architecture et la philosophie de Peter Eisenman (Ashgate / Routledge 2016) et Paysages intérieurs: un atlas visuel (Images 2016). En 2012, il a fondé son propre bureau, SCSTUDIO (www.scstudio.eu), réseau multidisciplinaire pratiquant l'architecture et le design publics, préoccupés par les contextes intellectuels, économiques et culturels.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Since early times, humans have explored the space below their feet for different purposes: to flee persecution and war, to find protection from severe climates, to improve urban life - and more recently, to solve environmental problems. A rare look at old and new subterranean structures from an architect's perspective, this seminal book examines the underworld through the lenses of wartime, life and death, religious and secular rituals, and adaptive reuse. The atlas of 80+ international projects range widely in time period and type, from a house in a defunct nuclear silo to an Arctic seed bank, a Beirut nightclub, art venues, an Italian winery, and a monastery carved into a mountain. All are surprising examples of how invisible manmade spaces follow the same cultural and economic cues as their visible counterparts and are places where we store, hide, repress, and live. AUTHOR: Stefano Corbo is an Italian architect, researcher, and assistant professor at RISD (Rhode Island School of Design). He holds a PhD and an MArch II in advanced architectural design from UPM-ETSAM Madrid and is director of SCSTUDIO, a multidisciplinary network practicing public architecture and design. An architect digs into the physical and symbolic intrigue of "underworld" structures! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780764358401
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Since early times, humans have explored the space below their feet for different purposes: to flee persecution and war, to find protection from severe climates, to improve urban life - and more recently, to solve environmental problems. A rare look at old and new subterranean structures from an architect's perspective, this seminal book examines the underworld through the lenses of wartime, life and death, religious and secular rituals, and adaptive reuse. The atlas of 80+ international projects range widely in time period and type, from a house in a defunct nuclear silo to an Arctic seed bank, a Beirut nightclub, art venues, an Italian winery, and a monastery carved into a mountain. All are surprising examples of how invisible manmade spaces follow the same cultural and economic cues as their visible counterparts and are places where we store, hide, repress, and live. AUTHOR: Stefano Corbo is an Italian architect, researcher, and assistant professor at RISD (Rhode Island School of Design). He holds a PhD and an MArch II in advanced architectural design from UPM-ETSAM Madrid and is director of SCSTUDIO, a multidisciplinary network practicing public architecture and design. An architect digs into the physical and symbolic intrigue of "underworld" structures! Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780764358401
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