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Living in Japan. 40th Ed.

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Living in Japan. 40th Ed.Die traditionelle japanische Baukunst zeugt von einer solchen Sicherheit der Proportionen und Feinheit in den Details , dass sie sich eigentlich kaum noch verbessern lsst. Dennoch finden zeitgenssische japanische Designer und Architekten immer wieder zu verblffenden Neuinterpretationen berlieferter Bauformen und Entwrfen von hohem sthetischen Wert fr die Bewohner wie fr den Betrachter. Ob es sich um ein tadellos erhaltenes traditionelles Haus handelt

Die traditionelle japanische Baukunst zeugt von einer solchen Sicherheit der Proportionen und Feinheit in den Details , dass sie sich eigentlich kaum noch verbessern lässt. Dennoch finden zeitgenössische japanische Designer und Architekten immer wieder zu verblüffenden Neuinterpretationen überlieferter Bauformen und Entwürfen von hohem ästhetischen Wert für die Bewohner wie für den Betrachter. Ob es sich um ein tadellos erhaltenes traditionelles Haus handelt oder um eine schnittige moderne Wohnung: Charakteristisch für die gelungensten japanischen Wohnräume ist die Vorliebe für geschickt zugeschnittene Räume, die Reduktion auf das Wesentliche und eine Vorliebe für warme Materialien wie Holz, Backstein und Bambus , ohne dabei Berührungsangst vor Beton, Stahl und modernsten Baustoffen zu zeigen. Von einem Bauernhaus mit Reetdach, heute von einem Zen-Priester bewohnt, über Tadao Ando s experimentelles 4×4-Haus und Shigeru Ban s konzeptionelles "Shutter House" bis zu einer wunderschönen Hommage an den Bambus zeigt dieser elegante und wunderbar fotografierte Architekturführer den ganzen Facettenreichtum des zeitgenössischen japanischen Wohnens . Ergänzt wird der Band durch eine Adressenliste, falls Sie die vorgestellten Objekte besichtigen möchten, und ein hilfreiches Glossar mit Schlüsselbegriffen wie tatami , shoji oder noren .

EAN: 9783836588430
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 10.08.2021
Produktform: Leinen, Gebunden
Beilage: GER, Hardcover
Titel der Reihe: 45th Edition##
Autoren: Kerr, Alex & Sokol, Kathy Arlyn
Fotograph: Guntli, Reto
Redaktion: Taschen, Angelika
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 480
Themenüberschrift: ARCHITECTURE / History / Contemporary (1945-)
Keyword: Japan; 21. Jahrhundert; Stadtfotografie; Hotels; Japan; 21st Century; Urban Photography; Hotels; interiors
Fachschema: Architektur - Baukunst~Bau / Baukunst~Entwurf / Architektur~Haus / Wohnhaus~Wohnhaus~Japan / Kunst, Architektur, Museen, Design~Architekt / Innenarchitekt~Innenarchitektur - Innenarchitekt~Architektur / Geschichte, Regionen~Fotobände (allgemein)~Geschenkband / Fotobände
Fachkategorie: Fotografie: Sammlungen~Architektur: Innenarchitektur~Geschichte der Architektur
Imprint-Titels: 40th Edition
Länge: 223 mm
Breite: 163 mm
Höhe: 41 mm
Gewicht: 1092 gr
Genre: Geisteswissenschaften/Kunst/Musik
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