Klein dytham architecture (23 résultats)

Softcover. Etat : Fine. Abnutzung / Risse - leicht; Vergilbt / ausgeblichen. Pecha Kucha A Celebration is just that, a celebration of an event that started four years ago but is now running in over 100 cities in the world. It is an event in which more than 3.000 people have presented their views of design in 20 slides x 20 seconds. The book examines how the event has grown, where it has been held, how to run one and why it has gone viral. Some 30 presentations are also included from the likes of Toyo Ito, Marcus Fairs, Astrid Klein, Mark Dytham and Sebastian Conran.…

8.75" x 11" pp. 176; includes fold-out color illustrations from photography throughout. White wrappers have a few faint spots of smudging throughout, otherwise sound. Text and photographs are bright and crisp. Very good. An overview of various architectural projects undertaken by the Klein Dayton Architectural firm. Complete with project explanations and vibrant, large fold-out photographs of completed works.…

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hardcover. Etat : New. **HARDBACK**.

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HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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hardcover. Etat : New.

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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Klein Dytham architecture: To Tokyo and Beyond celebrates the Tokyo-based studio famous for its playful yet thoughtful approach to design. This comprehensive monograph explores 77 projects from KDa's impressive body of award-winning, multidisciplinary work from across Japan, Thailand, Italy, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Blending humour, experimentation, and respect for tradition, these projects range from early works, such as Daikanyama T-SITE in Tokyo and Open House in Bangkok, to more recent works, including the Fender flagship store in Tokyo and a Japanese cypress facade for the Cartier boutique in Osaka. Also highlighted are the studio's contributions to global cultural phenomena like PechaKucha Night, and how KDa's innovative ideas intertwine with the cultural, social, and architectural fabric of Japan. Thought-provoking narratives explore KDa's creative process and philosophy, while stunning full-colour photography captures the bold and vibrant aesthetics emblematic of KDa's style. From camouflaging forty-story towers in an alpine resort to transforming a commercial building with intricate, openwork cladding, KDa's designs have a sense of whimsy that brings joy and curiosity to architecture enthusiasts and observers alike. AUTHOR: Klein Dytham architecture (KDa) is a Tokyo-based design studio founded by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham, along with Yukinari Hisayama. Since its establishment in 1991, KDa has been celebrated for its bold, imaginative, and community-focused approach to architecture and design. The firm pushes the boundaries of creativity, producing a diverse portfolio that spans architecture, interiors, installations, and public spaces. KDa's work is characterised by a playful sensibility, innovative use of materials, and a deep respect for the cultural and contextual nuances of each project. With a reputation for breaking conventions, Klein Dytham architecture remains at the forefront of contemporary design, redefining the role of architecture in modern society. SELLING POINTS: . This book reflects KDa's playful, experimental approach to design with vivid photography, behind-the-scenes stories, and thought-provoking narratives, and offers readers a glimpse into the creative process and philosophy that drive its projects . By exploring its projects and design philosophy, KDa hopes to illuminate the unique perspective of international architects immersed in Japanese culture . This book is an inspiring testament to KDa's commitment to crafting spaces that resonate with people and place. It is a must-have for design enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike . KDa's designs bring a fresh and lively expression to streets dominated by buildings with glass and metal facades . Japanese architect Toyo Ito pens the Foreword, while Amy Frearson provides the Introduction Klein Dytham architecture: To Tokyo and Beyond captures the journey and projects of Klein Dytham architecture, a Tokyo-based studio renowned for its playful yet thoughtful approach to design. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 336 pages. 11.82x8.78x8.78 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Klein Dytham architecture: To Tokyo and Beyond celebrates the Tokyo-based studio famous for its playful yet thoughtful approach to design. This comprehensive monograph explores 77 projects from KDa's impressive body of award-winning, multidisciplinary work from across Japan, Thailand, Italy, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Blending humour, experimentation, and respect for tradition, these projects range from early works, such as Daikanyama T-SITE in Tokyo and Open House in Bangkok, to more recent works, including the Fender flagship store in Tokyo and a Japanese cypress facade for the Cartier boutique in Osaka. Also highlighted are the studio's contributions to global cultural phenomena like PechaKucha Night, and how KDa's innovative ideas intertwine with the cultural, social, and architectural fabric of Japan. Thought-provoking narratives explore KDa's creative process and philosophy, while stunning full-colour photography captures the bold and vibrant aesthetics emblematic of KDa's style. From camouflaging forty-story towers in an alpine resort to transforming a commercial building with intricate, openwork cladding, KDa's designs have a sense of whimsy that brings joy and curiosity to architecture enthusiasts and observers alike. AUTHOR: Klein Dytham architecture (KDa) is a Tokyo-based design studio founded by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham, along with Yukinari Hisayama. Since its establishment in 1991, KDa has been celebrated for its bold, imaginative, and community-focused approach to architecture and design. The firm pushes the boundaries of creativity, producing a diverse portfolio that spans architecture, interiors, installations, and public spaces. KDa's work is characterised by a playful sensibility, innovative use of materials, and a deep respect for the cultural and contextual nuances of each project. With a reputation for breaking conventions, Klein Dytham architecture remains at the forefront of contemporary design, redefining the role of architecture in modern society. SELLING POINTS: . This book reflects KDa's playful, experimental approach to design with vivid photography, behind-the-scenes stories, and thought-provoking narratives, and offers readers a glimpse into the creative process and philosophy that drive its projects . By exploring its projects and design philosophy, KDa hopes to illuminate the unique perspective of international architects immersed in Japanese culture . This book is an inspiring testament to KDa's commitment to crafting spaces that resonate with people and place. It is a must-have for design enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike . KDa's designs bring a fresh and lively expression to streets dominated by buildings with glass and metal facades . Japanese architect Toyo Ito pens the Foreword, while Amy Frearson provides the Introduction Klein Dytham architecture: To Tokyo and Beyond captures the journey and projects of Klein Dytham architecture, a Tokyo-based studio renowned for its playful yet thoughtful approach to design. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Klein Dytham architecture: to Tokyo and Beyond celebrates the Tokyo-based studio famous for its playful yet thoughtful approach to design. This comprehensive monograph explores seventy-six projects from KDa's impressive body of award-winning, multidisciplinary work from across Japan, Thailand, Italy, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Blending humor, experimentation, and respect for tradition, these projects range from early works, such as Daikanyama T-SITE in Tokyo and Open House in Bangkok, to more recent works, including the Fender flagship store in Tokyo and a Japanese cypress façade for the Cartier boutique in Osaka. This insightful monograph also highlights the studio's contributions to global cultural phenomena like PechaKucha Night, and how KDa's innovative ideas intertwine with the cultural, social, and architectural fabric of Japan. Thought-provoking narratives explore KDa's creative process and philosophy, while stunning full-color photography captures the bold and vibrant aesthetics emblematic of KDa's style. From camouflaging forty-story towers in an alpine resort to transforming a commercial building with intricate, openwork cladding, KDa's designs have a sense of whimsy that brings joy and curiosity to architecture enthusiasts and observers alike.…

Etat : gut. 2007. Pecha Kucha Night: 20 Images x 20 Seconds In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Paperback. Etat : Brand New. Paperback.Width: 13 cm. Height: 19cm. 316 pages. Japanese text.

First Edition ~1st Printing Softcover SIGNED and inscribed on title page by contributor/co-founder Astrid Klein, very good in illustrated covers; lite rubbing to cover edges, moisture rippling to the bottom of a few pages else a tight square unmarked copy in sound binding.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Klein Dytham architecture: To Tokyo and Beyond celebrates the Tokyo-based studio famous for its playful yet thoughtful approach to design. This comprehensive monograph explores 77 projects from KDa's impressive body of award-winning, multidisciplinary work from across Japan, Thailand, Italy, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Blending humour, experimentation, and respect for tradition, these projects range from early works, such as Daikanyama T-SITE in Tokyo and Open House in Bangkok, to more recent works, including the Fender flagship store in Tokyo and a Japanese cypress facade for the Cartier boutique in Osaka. Also highlighted are the studio's contributions to global cultural phenomena like PechaKucha Night, and how KDa's innovative ideas intertwine with the cultural, social, and architectural fabric of Japan. Thought-provoking narratives explore KDa's creative process and philosophy, while stunning full-colour photography captures the bold and vibrant aesthetics emblematic of KDa's style. From camouflaging forty-story towers in an alpine resort to transforming a commercial building with intricate, openwork cladding, KDa's designs have a sense of whimsy that brings joy and curiosity to architecture enthusiasts and observers alike. AUTHOR: Klein Dytham architecture (KDa) is a Tokyo-based design studio founded by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham, along with Yukinari Hisayama. Since its establishment in 1991, KDa has been celebrated for its bold, imaginative, and community-focused approach to architecture and design. The firm pushes the boundaries of creativity, producing a diverse portfolio that spans architecture, interiors, installations, and public spaces. KDa's work is characterised by a playful sensibility, innovative use of materials, and a deep respect for the cultural and contextual nuances of each project. With a reputation for breaking conventions, Klein Dytham architecture remains at the forefront of contemporary design, redefining the role of architecture in modern society. SELLING POINTS: . This book reflects KDa's playful, experimental approach to design with vivid photography, behind-the-scenes stories, and thought-provoking narratives, and offers readers a glimpse into the creative process and philosophy that drive its projects . By exploring its projects and design philosophy, KDa hopes to illuminate the unique perspective of international architects immersed in Japanese culture . This book is an inspiring testament to KDa's commitment to crafting spaces that resonate with people and place. It is a must-have for design enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike . KDa's designs bring a fresh and lively expression to streets dominated by buildings with glass and metal facades . Japanese architect Toyo Ito pens the Foreword, while Amy Frearson provides the Introduction Klein Dytham architecture: To Tokyo and Beyond captures the journey and projects of Klein Dytham architecture, a Tokyo-based studio renowned for its playful yet thoughtful approach to design. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…