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9781854901576: Theory and Experimentation, An Intellectual Extravaganza

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This is not only a source book of an international array of architects and ideas, an extravaganza of architectural theory and its realisation, but also contains extensive biographies of 35 architects. The fracturing of the barriers between theory and relaity is revealed as architecture moves from the studio and the realm of theory into street - the realm of practice, displaying an architecture of experimentation, invention and freedom. This book forms a rigorous up-to-the-minute view of architectural thinking today, and includes, inter alias, the work of Bernard Tschumi, Peter Eisenman, Morphosis, Coop Himmelblau, Daniel Libeskind and Itsuko Hasegawa.

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ANDREAS PAPADAKIS is the Editor of Architectural Design magazine. An influential figure in the promotion of the critical assessment of contemporary architecture, he has promoted the publication of new work, commissioning major new texts on the theory and practice of architecture. He is the founder and current President of the Academy Forum - a platform for the discussion of contemporary issues in architecture for architects, theoreticians and critics - and has organised a number of pioneering international symposia on art and architecture at London's Royal Academy of Arts. He is the editor of Deconstruction Omnibus, New Classicism Omnibus and of A Decade of Architectural Design and has edited the Omnibus volume Free Spirit in Architecture which also explores the themes developed in this volume. Andreas Papadakis lectures internationally on theory in architecture.

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Theory + Experimentation An Intellectual Extravaganza Theory + Experimentation is a collection of the most stimulating and varied architectural work in the world today. It explores the interplay between them and reveals how both are integral to architectural practice, highlighting the major theoretical preoccupations of architects working in the nineties. Theory + Experimentation is not only a source book of an international array of architects and ideas, an intellectual extravaganza of architectural theory and its realisation, but also contains extensive biographies of thirty-five architects. It is the result of events at London's Royal Academy of Arts and the Royal Institute of British Architects and includes Bernard Tschumi's 'Six Concepts in Contemporary Architecture', published here for the first time, and a forum discussion of architects, academics and critics. Essays by Daniel Libeskind, Thom Mayne and Lebbeus Woods throw into debate the state and direction of architecture today. Unique to this volume are many pages especially designed by the architects themselves, giving the practitioners the opportunity to present their three-dimensional architectural ideas in two-dimensional book form. Theory + Experimentation includes extensive presentations of some of the recent key international projects that have been influential in architectural schools and landmarks in the history of contemporary architecture. And, above all, it reflects the position of architecture now - as Bernard Tschumi states: 'to "define" a space ... physically and conceptually, is exactly the place where architecture is.' Architects Featured Include Raimund Abraham - Will Alsop - Arquitectonica Asymptote - G?nter Behnisch - Nigel Coates Peter Cook - Coop Himmelblau - Decq & Cornette Diller & Scofidio - G?nter Domenig - Peter Eisenman Frank Gehry - Itsuko Hasegawa - John Hejduk Ron Herron - Juel-Christiansen - Panos Koulermos Krueger & Kaplan - Daniel Libeskind - Morphosis Eric Owen Moss - Peter Pran - Dagmar Richter Michael Rotondi - Bahram Shirdel - Bernard Tschumi Peter Wilson - Lebbeus Woods - G?nther Zamp Kelp

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