En este libro se reconstruye el célebre viaje a Oriente que Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (Le Corbusier) emprendió entre los veintitrés y veinticuatro años a través ...
Publié en 1960 aux éditions Vincent Fréal, Paris, L'Atelier de la recherche patiente, avec une préface de Maurice Jardot, est considéré aujourd'hui comme l'autobiographie ...
The publishing industries' production of ubiquitous volumes on "St Architects" does little to inform society about the benefits good architecture can have on our ...
In the Upper Valais region, the Lucerne-based Roman Hutter has produced three stringently designed wooden buildings since 2010 that are constructed using a traditional ...
Since 2009, Jurg Berrel, Maurice Berrel and Raphael Krautler have managed their own architectural offices based in Zurich and Basel. An outstanding building was ...
Mit seinen lichtdurchfluteten Häusern prägte Richard J. Neutra (1892-1970) - Amerikaner mit österreichischen Wurzeln - die kalifornische modernistische Architekturszene und wurde damit zu einem ...
No existen en el panorama de la arquitectura española contemporánea declaraciones y muestras tan explícitas de orientalismo japonesizante como las confesadas por el pintor ...
Alexandre Clerc, the young Fribourg architect, and his team have already produced a notable number of high-quality buildings: small school buildings, for instance for ...
Le Corbusier (1887-1965) is one the most influential architects of the 20th century. In the Scandinavian countries, his influence is arguably most pronounced in ...
The truth is, decorative art is equipment, beautiful equipment," Le Corbusier, L'Art decoratif d'aujourd'hui This book traces the history of an encounter between a ...
In 2013, Hieronyme Lacroix and Simon Chessex produced a student housing development close to the Geneva railway lines that represents exemplary urban architecture, with ...
ETH Zurich's new building LEE is an extraordinary project from both an urban planning and an architectural design perspective. Located on a slope above ...
