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noAarchitecten
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Author
Contributions
- Bates, Stephen, 1964- author - Contributor
- Vandermarliere, Katrien, author - Contributor
- T'Jonck, Pieter, author - Contributor
- Ball, Gregory, 1953- translator - Contributor
- Pauwels, Hilde, translator - Contributor
Publication
2014 - Architectura & Natura Press, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Language
English
Word Count
40,000 words, Guess
Page Count
160 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL44664965M
- ISBN-139789461400451
- ISBN-109461400454
- OCLC Control Number900830227
Classifications
- DDC720.922
- LCCNA1153.N63 A4x 2014
Description
Brussels based NoAarchitecten have been able to create a form profile for themselves from the very beginning, with both notable small buildings and several large-scale public buildings including the Petrol electricity cabin in Antwerp and the spatial metamorphosis of Menen town hall. A contemplative study room for students in Hasselt turns out to have been a prison cell. A facade introduces reading into the city and gives the Plantin-Moretus Museum collection a (protective) face. In their projects, noAarchitecten try to go beyond the visual experience to arrive at an all-round spatial experience. In the course of time a seemingly intuitive design approach transformed into a proper design strategy. noAarchitecten takes up a position subtly reconciling the principal, the building/assignment and the future user. The firm sometimes even opts for different approaches within a single building. The result is contradiction and complexity. An ambiguity which this collective explores by means of a meticulous plan and a precise selection of colours and materials. This architecture is never neutral. It is intended to uplift, but never becomes pedantic. It is specific, offers a tailormade location and gives an almost ritual dimension to everyday actions.
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