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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Nestled in the Swiss Canton of St. Gallen, this walk-in musical instrument 20 years in the making is designed to consider the mingling acoustics of music and the alpine landscape. The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer & Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is, at its core, a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process. Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive conceptual proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself. Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics timber construction, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments. 120 illustrations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condition: New. The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer and Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is, at its core, a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process. Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive conceptual proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself. Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics timber construction, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments.

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Hardback. Condition: New. The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer and Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is, at its core, a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process. Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive conceptual proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself. Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics timber construction, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Das Klanghaus Toggenburg ist ein Ort, an dem Architektur, Klang und Natur in einem einzigartigen Zusammenspiel erfahrbar werden. Mit seinem zwanzigjährigen Entwicklungsprozess und einem Konzept von Marcel Meili, das von Architektin Astrid Staufer mit dem Büro Staufer & Hasler umgesetzt wurde, ist das Klanghaus im Schweizer Kanton St. Gallen ein fundamental gesellschaftliches Projekt. Wie das Bauprojekt selbst versteht sich auch diese Publikation als «forschendes Experiment» und soll neue Erkenntnisse zu Klang und Raum aufzeigen. Architektonische Aspekte und konstruktive Lösungen für die aussergewöhnliche Raumakustik stehen genauso im Fokus wie die Wechselwirkung der Landschaft auf den Naturjodel oder der Klanglandschaft auf das Gebäude des Klanghauses. Wir erfahren etwas über die materielle Lebendigkeit von Schindeln und über die eindrückliche Nähe zum Ali-Qapu-Palast in Isfahan und wie das Ornament über seine akustische Funktion hinaus zum sichtbaren Ausdruck für das Wesenhafte des Raumes und der Architektur selbst wird.Durch die Thesen-Blätter von Marcel Meili, der als Gewinner des Thesenkonkurrenzverfahrens im Jahr 2010 das Klanghaus konzipierte, sowie zahlreiche Beiträge von erfahrenen und jungen Expert:innen aus den Bereichen der Architektur, Klangkunst, Akustik, Musikethnologie, Kunstgeschichte, Philosophie, Geschichte und des Tourismus kreiert die Publikation ein vielstimmiges Porträt und deckt überraschende Bezüge auf. Die Texte werden durch 3D-Architektur- und Konstruktionszeichnungen, Dokumentationsmaterial, Fotostrecken, Partituren und Lyrikspuren bereichert. 144 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Das Klanghaus Toggenburg ist ein Ort, an dem Architektur, Klang und Natur in einem einzigartigen Zusammenspiel erfahrbar werden. Mit seinem zwanzigjährigen Entwicklungsprozess und einem Konzept von Marcel Meili, das von Architektin Astrid Staufer mit dem Büro Staufer & Hasler umgesetzt wurde, ist das Klanghaus im Schweizer Kanton St. Gallen ein fundamental gesellschaftliches Projekt. Wie das Bauprojekt selbst versteht sich auch diese Publikation als «forschendes Experiment» und soll neue Erkenntnisse zu Klang und Raum aufzeigen. Architektonische Aspekte und konstruktive Lösungen für die aussergewöhnliche Raumakustik stehen genauso im Fokus wie die Wechselwirkung der Landschaft auf den Naturjodel oder der Klanglandschaft auf das Gebäude des Klanghauses. Wir erfahren etwas über die materielle Lebendigkeit von Schindeln und über die eindrückliche Nähe zum Ali-Qapu-Palast in Isfahan und wie das Ornament über seine akustische Funktion hinaus zum sichtbaren Ausdruck für das Wesenhafte des Raumes und der Architektur selbst wird.Durch die Thesen-Blätter von Marcel Meili, der als Gewinner des Thesenkonkurrenzverfahrens im Jahr 2010 das Klanghaus konzipierte, sowie zahlreiche Beiträge von erfahrenen und jungen Expert:innen aus den Bereichen der Architektur, Klangkunst, Akustik, Musikethnologie, Kunstgeschichte, Philosophie, Geschichte und des Tourismus kreiert die Publikation ein vielstimmiges Porträt und deckt überraschende Bezüge auf. Die Texte werden durch 3D-Architektur- und Konstruktionszeichnungen, Dokumentationsmaterial, Fotostrecken, Partituren und Lyrikspuren bereichert. 144 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer & Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is at its core a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process.Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself.Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image and uncovers surprising connections. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, documentary material, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Nestled in the Swiss Canton of St. Gallen, this walk-in musical instrument 20 years in the making is designed to consider the mingling acoustics of music and the alpine landscape. The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer & Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is, at its core, a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process. Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive conceptual proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself. Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics timber construction, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments. 120 illustrations Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condition: New. The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer and Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is, at its core, a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process. Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive conceptual proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself. Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics timber construction, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Nestled in the Swiss Canton of St. Gallen, this walk-in musical instrument 20 years in the making is designed to consider the mingling acoustics of music and the alpine landscape. The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer & Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is, at its core, a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process. Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive conceptual proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself. Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics timber construction, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments. 120 illustrations Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer & Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is at its core a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process.Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself.Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image and uncovers surprising connections. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, documentary material, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments.Verlegerdienst München, Gutenbergstraße 1, 82205 Gilching 144 pp. Englisch.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Klanghaus Toggenburg, located in the northeast of Switzerland and host to musical rehearsals, courses and concerts alike, is a place that enables visitors to experience a unique interplay of architecture, sound and nature. The Klanghaus in the Swiss Canton St. Gallen is the result of an impressive twenty-year development process: based on a concept by the late Marcel Meili, which won the 2010 thesis competition for the building, it was then realized by architect Astrid Staufer with the office Staufer & Hasler and opens its doors to the public in May of 2025. It is at its core a fundamentally social project, comprised of the work of all those involved in this process. Like the building itself, this publication is best understood as a research experiment intended to reveal new insights into sound and space. The book focuses on architectural aspects and constructive solutions for extraordinary room acoustics, as well as the interactions between the alpine landscape and natural yodeling or between the soundscape and the construction of the Klanghaus. It explores the many aspects of an extraordinary building, from the material vitality of shingles to the impressive proximity to the Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan to the way ornaments become a visible expression of the essence of space and architecture itself. Combining various contributions from experienced and upcoming experts from fields as diverse as architecture, sound art, acoustics, ethnomusicology, art history, philosophy, history and tourism, this publication creates a polyphonic image and uncovers surprising connections. These texts are complemented by 3D architectural and construction drawings, documentary material, photo series, musical scores and lyrical fragments.; Das Klanghaus Toggenburg ist ein Ort, an dem Architektur, Klang und Natur in einem einzigartigen Zusammenspiel erfahrbar werden. Mit seinem zwanzigjährigen Entwicklungsprozess und einem Konzept von Marcel Meili, das von Architektin Astrid Staufer mit dem Büro Staufer & Hasler umgesetzt wurde, ist das Klanghaus im Schweizer Kanton St. Gallen ein fundamental gesellschaftliches Projekt. Wie das Bauprojekt selbst versteht sich auch diese Publikation als «forschendes Experiment» und soll neue Erkenntnisse zu Klang und Raum aufzeigen. Architektonische Aspekte und konstruktive Lösungen für die aussergewöhnliche Raumakustik stehen genauso im Fokus wie die Wechselwirkung der Landschaft auf den Naturjodel oder der Klanglandschaft auf das Gebäude des Klanghauses. Wir erfahren etwas über die materielle Lebendigkeit von Schindeln und über die eindrückliche Nähe zum Ali-Qapu-Palast in Isfahan und wie das Ornament über seine akustische Funktion hinaus zum sichtbaren Ausdruck für das Wesenhafte des Raumes und der Architektur selbst wird.Durch die Thesen-Blätter von Marcel Meili, der als Gewinner des Thesenkonkurrenzverfahrens im Jahr 2010 das Klanghaus konzipierte, sowie zahlreiche Beiträge von erfahrenen und jungen Expert:innen aus den Bereichen der Architektur, Klangkunst, Akustik, Musikethnologie, Kunstgeschichte, Philosophie, Geschichte und des Tourismus kreiert die Publikation ein vielstimmiges Porträt und deckt überraschende Bezüge auf. Die Texte werden durch 3D-Architektur- und Konstruktionszeichnungen, Dokumentationsmaterial, Fotostrecken, Partituren und Lyrikspuren bereichert.

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