Baumschlager-Eberle 2002–2007: Architektur | Menschen und Ressourcen | Architecture | People and Resources
Winfried Nerdinger
Dec 2016 · Birkhäuser
Ebook
231
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About this ebook
Baumschlager-Eberle is a trademark for intelligent, economical and ecological solutions that are also remarkable for their sustainable formal qualities. At the core of Baumschlager-Eberle’s understanding of architecture lies the idea of approaching architecture as an integral task whose complexity is only resolved if the building meets all requirements such as constructive intelligence, ecological needs, economy and social acceptance.
The book follows this approach and consists of three parts:
In “Architecture”, 18 new projects the office completed are introduced in a classical manner with pictures, texts and plans.
'People' sheds light on the use of selected buildings and addresses the question of their social acceptance.
'Resources' researches the sustainability of all of the discussed projects.
About the author
CARLO BAUMSCHLAGER geboren 1956 in Bregenz, Vorarlberg. Studierte Industrie Design und Architektur an der Angewandten in Wien bei den Professoren Hollein, Holzbauer und Ungers. Zusammenarbeit mit Dietmar Eberle seit 1984. Zahlreiche temporäre Lehraufträge. DIETMAR EBERLE, geboren 1952 in Hittisau, Vorarlberg. Studierte an der TU Wien, Abschluss bei Prof. Schweighofer. Zusammenarbeit mit Carlo Baumschlager seit 1984. Seit 1999 Professur für Architektur und Entwerfen an der ETH Zürich.
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