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Hardback. Condition: New. This new book explores the work of Mahendra Raj, arguably India's most significant structural engineer. Born in 1924, Raj studied in Lahore and gained first working practice at the Punjab Public Works Department. He completed his education by working with engineering firms in the US and degrees he took from University of Minnesota and Columbia University, New York in 1955-59. He established his independent practice in New Delhi in 1960.Many of Raj's structures are recognised as monuments narrating the history of energetic nation building in post-independence India. Some of them are unique, such as the Hall of Nations and Industries (New Delhi, 1972) with its large-span concrete space frame, the Hindon River Mill (Ghaziabad, 1973) with a series of bowstring concrete arches. Especially during the 1980s, Raj designed further innovative, groundbreaking structures, most notably the NCDC Office (New Delhi, 1980) and the State Trading Corporation building (New Delhi, 1988).The Structure features twenty-eight of Mahendra Raj's buildings from all periods of his career in detail and richly illustrated with photographs and colour reproductions of archival plans as well as selected sections and plans. Essays by expert authors, interviews with Mahindra Raj, and an illustrated complete list of works round out this first comprehensive monograph on a pioneer of structural engineering.

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Hardcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 1. Auflage. Z : 284 Seiten, 22 × 28,5 cm 225 Abbildungen, 188 Pläne Hardcover, fadengeheftet - 2001 gründeten Pascal Müller und der bereits 2014 verstorbene Peter Sigrist ihr Büro in Zürich. Mit Verve konnten sie 2006 und 2007 zwei herausragende Bauten, die in der Fachwelt hohe Anerkennung fanden, realisieren: das Gemeinde-verwaltungszentrum in Affoltern am Albis und die Festhütte in Amriswil, ein konzentrischer Bau, der die Stimmung eines Festzelts treffend wiedergibt. In der Folge sind mehrere Wohnanlagen wie etwa die stimmige Siedlung Frohheim in Zürich-Affoltern und die viel beachtete Kalkbreite in Zürich entstanden, die aus einem neuartigen genossenschaftlichen Konzept über einer Trameinstellhalle errichtet wurden. Aber auch öffentliche Bauten wie das Kunstfreilager Dreispitz in Basel oder das Gemeindehaus in Volketswil erregten Aufmerksamkeit. Im vorliegenden Band werden 18 Bauten und Projekte der vergangenen 16 Jahren anhand von Texten, Plänen und Abbildungen ausführlich dargestellt. Weitere 21 Objekte sind mit Texten und ein bis zwei Abbildungen innerhalb des Werkverzeichnisses beschrieben.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 427 pages. French language. 10.25x8.00x1.50 inches. In Stock.

Condition: New. First monograph on the Indian structural engineer Mahendra Raj, featuring 28 of his pioneering buildings including previously unpublished material.Der indische Ingenieur Mahendra Raj hat in sechs Jahrzehnten eine Vielfalt innovativer und einfallsreicher.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Building Swiss-Indian Relationships | Hans Hofmann's Embassy of Switzerland in New Delh | Ariel Huber | Buch | 204 S. | Englisch | 2014 | gta Verlag | EAN 9783856763268 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: GVA Gemeinsame Verlagsauslieferung Göttingen GmbH & Co. KG, Carsten Schlieker, Postfach 20 21, 37010 Göttingen, info[at]gva-verlage[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Hardback. Condition: New. This new book explores the work of Mahendra Raj, arguably India's most significant structural engineer. Born in 1924, Raj studied in Lahore and gained first working practice at the Punjab Public Works Department. He completed his education by working with engineering firms in the US and degrees he took from University of Minnesota and Columbia University, New York in 1955-59. He established his independent practice in New Delhi in 1960.Many of Raj's structures are recognised as monuments narrating the history of energetic nation building in post-independence India. Some of them are unique, such as the Hall of Nations and Industries (New Delhi, 1972) with its large-span concrete space frame, the Hindon River Mill (Ghaziabad, 1973) with a series of bowstring concrete arches. Especially during the 1980s, Raj designed further innovative, groundbreaking structures, most notably the NCDC Office (New Delhi, 1980) and the State Trading Corporation building (New Delhi, 1988).The Structure features twenty-eight of Mahendra Raj's buildings from all periods of his career in detail and richly illustrated with photographs and colour reproductions of archival plans as well as selected sections and plans. Essays by expert authors, interviews with Mahindra Raj, and an illustrated complete list of works round out this first comprehensive monograph on a pioneer of structural engineering.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 2001 gründeten Pascal Müller und der bereits 2014 verstorbene Peter Sigrist ihr Büro in Zürich. Mit Verve konnten sie 2006 und 2007 zwei herausragende Bauten, die in der Fachwelt hohe Anerkennung fanden, realisieren: das Gemeindeverwaltungszentrum in Affoltern am Albis und die Festhütte in Amriswil, ein konzentrischer Bau, der die Stimmung eines Festzelts treffend wiedergibt. In der Folge sind mehrere Wohnanlagen wie etwa die stimmige Siedlung Frohheim in Zürich-Affoltern und die viel beachtete Kalkbreite in Zürich entstanden, die aus einem neuartigen genossenschaftlichen Konzept über einer Trameinstellhalle errichtet wurden. Aber auch öffentliche Bauten wie das Kunstfreilager Dreispitz in Basel oder das Gemeindehaus in Volketswil erregten Aufmerksamkeit. Im vorliegenden Band werden 18 Bauten und Projekte der vergangenen 16 Jahren anhand von Texten, Plänen und Abbildungen ausführlich dargestellt. Weitere 21 Objekte sind mit Texten und ein bis zwei Abbildungen innerhalb des Werkverzeichnisses beschrieben. Ergänzt wird die spannende Werkdarstellung mit erhellenden Essays von Sabine von Fischer (mit Interview-Einschüben), Ariel Huber und Kornel Ringli. In 2001, Pascal Müller and Peter Sigrist, who died in 2014, founded their architectural office in Zurich. Their dynamism led them to construct two exceptional buildings in 2006 and 2007, which were highly regarded by experts: the municipal administration centre in Affoltern am Albis and the festival cabin in Amriswil, a concentric structure that fittingly reflects the atmosphere of a festive tent. Since then, several residential developments have followed, such as the coherent Frohheim estate in Zurich-Affoltern and the widely regarded Kalkbreite in Zurich, which was developed over a tram garage and was the result of a new cooperative concept. Public buildings such as the Kunstfreilager Dreispitz in Basel and the Volketswil community centre also attracted attention. This volume presents in detail 18 buildings and projects from the past 16 years, including texts, plans and images. A further 21 buildings are described with texts and one or two images in the list of works. The exciting presentation of works is complemented by illuminating essays by Sabine von Fischer (with interview sections), Ariel Huber and Kornel Ringli.