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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Five well-known graduates of the class of 1974 of the St Lucas Institute in Ghent, Marie-Jose Van Hee, Paul Robbrecht and Hilde Daem, Christian Kieckens, and Marc Dubois, are considered leading architects of their generation. Their professional careers and legacy have been of great importance to the development of Flemish architecture. In their early works and writings, they established a distinct architectural language, rooted in historical knowledge and with a reflection to art and craftsmanship. Architecture was singled out as a spatial phenomenon with an autonomous logic grounded in inhabitation and experience. This generation represents a significant turn toward architectural autonomy in Flanders, which resonated with similar international developments in the late 1970s. Moreover, they played a decisive role in the emancipation and professionalization of architectural culture in Flanders.Contributors: Birgit Cleppe (Ghent University), Sofie De Caigny (CVAa), Maarten Delbeke (Ghent University), Fredie Flore (KU Leuven), William Mann, Yves Schoonjans (KU Leuven), Eireen Schreurs (TU Delft), Lara Schrijver (University of Antwerp), Dirk Somers (Ghent University), Sven Sterken (KU Leuven), Mechthild Stuhlmacher (TU Delft), Hera Van Sande (VUB / KU Leuven), Katrien Vandermarliere, Caroline Voet (KU Leuven) The influence and position of the 'Generation 74' in Flemish and international architecture. Five well-known architects who studied together in Ghent, Marie-Jose Van Hee, Christian Kieckens, Marc Dubois, Paul Robbrecht and Hilde Daem, can be considered as leading protagonists of their generation. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Today, Dom Hans van der Laan (190491) is something of a cult figure of European post-World War II architecture. The Dutch Benedictine monk and architect dedicated his life to the search for fundamental principles of architecture, and his thoughts on numerical relationships and dimensional systems were highly influential in mid-20th-century architectural theory. A House to Live With is the first book to comprehensively explore van der Laan's residential buildings. Sixteen of them, built between 1966 and 1985, are featured in full detail through photographs and plans newly produced for this book, and analysed with regard to their compositional and design principles. Essays examine the mathematical relationships of numbers and volumes that are fundamental to van der Laan's designs, alongside discussion of how he was influenced by ancient Roman architecture. Light is shed also on the interplay of house and garden and house and patio, and the positioning of the one large table in the house, which to van der Laan was of key significance. Thoroughly researched and highly readable, this volume introduces Hans van der Laan's architectural ideas and housing designs in full, thus forming a rich and useful source for contemporary architects. AUTHORS: Caroline Voet is an associate professor in the Faculty of Architecture at KU Leuven and runs her own firm, Voet Architectuur, in Antwerp. Her previous book, Dom Hans van der Laan: A House for the Mind, won a DAM Architecture Book Award in 2018. Hans W. van der Laan is a Dutch architect and a nephew of Dom Hans van der Laan, with whom he worked closely on some of the projects documented in the book. SELLING POINTS: . Dutch Benedictine monk and architect Dom Hans van der Laan was an unconventional and influential protagonist of European post-World War II architecture and is something of a cult figure today . First comprehensive monograph on van der Laan's houses . Features 16 of van der Laan's housing designs with newly produced photographs and plans, archival plans and other documents, showing many architectural details and furniture . Highly readable texts explain van der Laan's philosophical considerations and mathematical design and construction principles . Pays tribute also to van der Laan's network of fellow architects and friends with whom he collaborated on his buildings 850 colour, 150 b/w illustrations First comprehensive monograph on Dom Hans van der Laan's houses. Features 16 designs with newly produced photographs and plans, archival plans and other documents, showing many architectural details and furniture. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Today, Dom Hans van der Laan (1904-91) is something of a cult figure of European post-World War II architecture. The Dutch Benedictine monk and architect dedicated his life to the search for fundamental principles of architecture, and his thoughts on numerical relationships and dimensional systems were highly influential in mid-20th-century architectural theory.A House to Live With is the first book to comprehensively explore van der Laan's residential buildings. Sixteen of them, built between 1966 and 1985, are featured in full detail through photographs and plans newly produced for this book, and analysed with regard to their compositional and design principles. Essays examine the mathematical relationships of numbers and volumes that are fundamental to van der Laan's designs, alongside discussion of how he was influenced by ancient Roman architecture. Light is shed also on the interplay of house and garden and house and patio, and the positioning of the one large table in the house, which to van der Laan was of key significance.Thoroughly researched and highly readable, this volume introduces Hans van der Laan's architectural ideas and housing designs in full, thus forming a rich and useful source for contemporary architects.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Today, Dom Hans van der Laan (1904-91) is something of a cult figure of European post-World War II architecture. The Dutch Benedictine monk and architect dedicated his life to the search for fundamental principles of architecture, and his thoughts on numerical relationships and dimensional systems were highly influential in mid-twentieth-century architectural theory. A House to Live With is the first book to comprehensively explore the residential buildings designed by Van der Laan and some of his students in the Ecclesiastical Architecture course in in s-Hertogenbosch, which he directed between 1946 and 1973. 16 of them, built between 1966 and 1985, are featured in full detail through photographs and plans newly produced for this book, and analyzed with regard to their compositional and design principles. Essays examine the mathematical relationships of numbers and volumes that are fundamental to van der Laan's designs, alongside discussion of how he was influenced by ancient Roman architecture. Light is shed also on the interplay of house and garden and house and patio, and the positioning of the one large table in the house, which to van der Laan was of key significance. Thoroughly researched and highly readable, this volume introduces Hans van der Laan's architectural ideas and housing designs in full, thus forming a rich and useful source for contemporary architects. ; Dom Hans van der Laan ist heute eine Kultfigur der europäischen Nachkriegsarchitektur. Der niederländische Benediktinermönch und Architekt widmete sein Leben der Suche nach fundamentalen Prinzipien der Architektur. Seine Theorien zu Zahlenverhältnissen und Masssystemen hatten Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts grossen Einfluss auf die Architekturtheorie. A House to Live With ist die erste Monografie über Wohnhäuser nach Entwürfen van der Laans und einiger seiner Schüler aus dem Kurs für kirchliche Architektur, den er zwischen 1946 und 1973 in s-Hertogenbosch leitete. 16 davon, entstanden zwischen 1966 und 1985, werden mit neu aufgenommenen Fotografien und zahlreichen eigens für dieses Buch neu angefertigten Zeichnungen im Detail vorgestellt und auf ihre Kompositions- und Gestaltungsprinzipien hin analysiert. Beleuchtet werden mathematische Verhältnisse von Zahlen und Volumen, die in diesen Entwürfen eine wichtige Rolle spielen, und der starke Einfluss antiker römischer Architektur auf van der Laans Entwürfe. Betrachtet werden zudem das Zusammenspiel von Haus und Garten, Haus und Innenhof und die Position des einen grossen Tisches im Haus, der für van der Laan zentrale Bedeutung zukam. Die verständliche Weise, in der diese Aspekte hier dargestellt werden, ist für heutige Architekturschaffende von grossem Wert. 420 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Today, Dom Hans van der Laan (1904-91) is something of a cult figure of European post-World War II architecture. The Dutch Benedictine monk and architect dedicated his life to the search for fundamental principles of architecture, and his thoughts on numerical relationships and dimensional systems were highly influential in mid-twentieth-century architectural theory. A House to Live With is the first book to comprehensively explore the residential buildings designed by Van der Laan and some of his students in the Ecclesiastical Architecture course in in s-Hertogenbosch, which he directed between 1946 and 1973. 16 of them, built between 1966 and 1985, are featured in full detail through photographs and plans newly produced for this book, and analyzed with regard to their compositional and design principles. Essays examine the mathematical relationships of numbers and volumes that are fundamental to van der Laan's designs, alongside discussion of how he was influenced by ancient Roman architecture. Light is shed also on the interplay of house and garden and house and patio, and the positioning of the one large table in the house, which to van der Laan was of key significance. Thoroughly researched and highly readable, this volume introduces Hans van der Laan's architectural ideas and housing designs in full, thus forming a rich and useful source for contemporary architects. ; Dom Hans van der Laan ist heute eine Kultfigur der europäischen Nachkriegsarchitektur. Der niederländische Benediktinermönch und Architekt widmete sein Leben der Suche nach fundamentalen Prinzipien der Architektur. Seine Theorien zu Zahlenverhältnissen und Masssystemen hatten Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts grossen Einfluss auf die Architekturtheorie. A House to Live With ist die erste Monografie über Wohnhäuser nach Entwürfen van der Laans und einiger seiner Schüler aus dem Kurs für kirchliche Architektur, den er zwischen 1946 und 1973 in s-Hertogenbosch leitete. 16 davon, entstanden zwischen 1966 und 1985, werden mit neu aufgenommenen Fotografien und zahlreichen eigens für dieses Buch neu angefertigten Zeichnungen im Detail vorgestellt und auf ihre Kompositions- und Gestaltungsprinzipien hin analysiert. Beleuchtet werden mathematische Verhältnisse von Zahlen und Volumen, die in diesen Entwürfen eine wichtige Rolle spielen, und der starke Einfluss antiker römischer Architektur auf van der Laans Entwürfe. Betrachtet werden zudem das Zusammenspiel von Haus und Garten, Haus und Innenhof und die Position des einen grossen Tisches im Haus, der für van der Laan zentrale Bedeutung zukam. Die verständliche Weise, in der diese Aspekte hier dargestellt werden, ist für heutige Architekturschaffende von grossem Wert. 420 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Today, Dom Hans van der Laan (1904-91) is something of a cult figure of European post-World War II architecture. The Dutch Benedictine monk and architect dedicated his life to the search for fundamental principles of architecture, and his thoughts on numerical relationships and dimensional systems were highly influential in mid-twentieth-century architectural theory.A House to Live With is the first book to comprehensively explore the residential buildings designed by Van der Laan and some of his students in the Ecclesiastical Architecture course in in s-Hertogenbosch, which he directed between 1946 and 1973. 16 of them, built between 1966 and 1985, are featured in full detail through photographs and plans newly produced for this book, and analyzed with regard to their compositional and design principles. Essays examine the mathematical relationships of numbers and volumes that are fundamental to van der Laan's designs, alongside discussion of how he was influenced by ancient Roman architecture. Light is shed also on the interplay of house and garden and house and patio, and the positioning of the one large table in the house, which to van der Laan was of key significance. Thoroughly researched and highly readable, this volume introduces Hans van der Laan's architectural ideas and housing designs in full, thus forming a rich and useful source for contemporary architects.…

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