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Konzept und Entwurf 2. Concept and Design 2

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Published as part of the series PÁLFFY EDITIONS by SCHLEBRÜGGE. EDITOR. This is the second comprehensive publication by the Department of Design and Theory of Design, headed by András Pálffy, at the Institute of Architecture and Design at the Vienna University of Technology. It presents the results of student projects dedicated to a variety of subject matter. This time arranged according to seven geographic locations, ranging from Sardinia (Cala Domestica), Naples (Vico Giganti) and Friuli (Verzegnis) to Berlin (Reichpietschufer) and Glasgow (Center for Literature), the students' architectural designs subjected the buildings to a conceptual evolution and addressed potential areas of friction. This publication is lavishly illustrated with the students' sketches and model photographs as well as with historical images and diagrams.

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Konzept und Entwurf 2. Concept and Design 2, András Pálffy

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Titel
Konzept und Entwurf 2. Concept and Design 2
Sprache
Englisch, Deutsch
Autor*innen
András Pálffy
Erscheinungsdatum
2017
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
632
ISBN10
3903172081
ISBN13
9783903172081
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Beschreibung
Published as part of the series PÁLFFY EDITIONS by SCHLEBRÜGGE. EDITOR. This is the second comprehensive publication by the Department of Design and Theory of Design, headed by András Pálffy, at the Institute of Architecture and Design at the Vienna University of Technology. It presents the results of student projects dedicated to a variety of subject matter. This time arranged according to seven geographic locations, ranging from Sardinia (Cala Domestica), Naples (Vico Giganti) and Friuli (Verzegnis) to Berlin (Reichpietschufer) and Glasgow (Center for Literature), the students' architectural designs subjected the buildings to a conceptual evolution and addressed potential areas of friction. This publication is lavishly illustrated with the students' sketches and model photographs as well as with historical images and diagrams.