Dudok by Iwan Baan
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Author
Publication
2021 - NAi Uitgevers / Publishers Stichting
Language
English
Word Count
94,000 words, Guess
Page Count
376 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139789462085817
- ISBN-109462085811
- OCLC Control Number1240702502
- Better World Books9789462085817
- Open LibraryOL34963055M
Classifications
- LCCTR659 .B33 2020
Description
Topfotograaf Iwan Baan beschouwt het werk van toparchitect Willem Dudok. Na honderd jaar is Dudoks manier van ontwerpen onverminderd aantrekkelijk en relevant: plaatsbewust, hypercontextueel en met liefde voor de omgeving. 0Met de foto?s in dit boek breekt Baan met een traditie. Statische architectuurfoto?s wisselt hij in voor beelden die een breder verhaal blootleggen. Het verhaal van Dudok als ontwerper van landschappen: om te wonen, te werken, te rouwen en te leren. Dit boek laat met imponerende lucht- en straatfotografie zien hoe deze veelzijdige architect-stedenbouwer door heel Nederland steden uitbreidde vanuit hun specifieke DNA en gebouwen als vanzelfsprekend in hun omgeving plaatste. De teksten zijn van architectuurhistoricus Lara Voerman.0/0Top photographer Iwan Baan reflects on the work of renowned architect Willem Dudok. A century on, Dudok's way of designing continues to be attractive and relevant: space-conscious, hyper-contextual and environment-loving.0With the photographs in this book, Baan breaks with a tradition. Rather than static architecture photographs, he includes images that reveal the whole story: the story of Dudok as a designer of landscapes in which people can live, work, mourn and learn. The impressive aerial and street photography in this book show how this versatile architect and urban designer expanded cities throughout the Netherlands on the basis of their individual DNA and placed buildings in their environments in a way that felt entirely natural. The texts were written by architecture historian Lara Voerman.
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