Archigram (4 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fine. 1st Edition. Quarto, 28 pages, illustrated in black and White. Yellow illustrated wrappers. - First edition. Exhibition from June 6 - June 30, 1966. Contributions by: The Archigram group London: Warren Chalk, Peter Cook, Dennis Crompton, David Greene, Ron Herron and Michael Webb; Architecture Principe Paris: Claude Parent and Paul Virilio; Yona Friedman; R. Buckminster Fuller; Hans Hollein; Frei Otto; The Metabolists of Japan: Arata Izozaki, and Noriaki Kurokawa; Cedric Price; Arthur Quarmby; Ionel Schein; Eckhard Schultz-Fielitz; Paul Soleri and Josef Weber. Provisional Programme for the symposium, 10-11 June (at the time of going to press) session 1 Cedric Price, London: The Potteries Thinkbelt. session 2 Hans Hollein, Vienna. session 3 Joseph Weber, Rotterdam. session 4 lonel Schein, Paris: buildings in plastics, session 5 Arthur Quarmby, Huddersfield : buildings in plastics, followed by a general discussion. session 6 Archigram Group, London : Extensions of architecture. session 7 Groupe Architecture Principe, Paris. session 8 Yona Freidman, Paris. session 9 The World Design Science Decade: discussed with Anthony Gwilliam and James Meller. session 10 Reyner Banham: The End of Architecture. …

First Edition. 20 x 14cm. Side-stapled paperback, unpaginated [22pp, including 2-fold outs pages]. Some text overcropped, as usual. Pages printed recto only. Cover designed by Rae and Ben Fether. Introduces architectural, artistic and highly idealised imagined concepts of 'crust' and 'eruption' as applied to design, culminating in the design for 'The Molehill': "a build-up of crust that embraces the inter-activity within". This is then juxtaposed with 'The Cluster'. The diagonal direction is also examined as a crucial consideration for designing multi-level cities. Includes 'Computor City: A Synthesised Metropolis with Electronic Changeability' imagining a computer-mediated metropolis. Replete with counter-cultural and contemporary popular culture symbolism. Some scuffing to the front cover's upper staple. Otherwise very good condition.…

First Edition. 30 x 30cm. Side-stapled paperback, unpaginated [tete-beche head-to-toe format, the front-to-back pagination runs as follows: 11 preliminary page strips slightly under half-size, followed by 11 leaves full size - mostly printed recto-only]. Iconic colour cover designed by Geoffrey Raymond Reeve. A scarce and very fragile samizdat-quality publication combining pop art with architecture, which includes six A4 advertising sheets (three duplicates) surveying Archigram's legacy - presumably printed post-1972 - on varying colour paper stock printed recto-only consisting of: three sheets with the slogans "anything is possible" and "It's all the same", a sheet relating to "Capsules and Pods", a sheet entitled "Amazing Archigram", and other entitled "Living City - City Interchange and Living City - Montreal Tower 1963", all with foldcrease through centre. The magazine itself has slight wear and negligible dog-earring to the edges, rear cover working slightly loose, but otherwise complete and has been protected in a green card wrap.…

Pictorial wrappers. Zustand: Fine. First Edition. Archigram Nine, the 1970 1st edition of the final issue. Quarto, unpaginated (11 sheets folded and printed landscape format). Illustrated, seed packet stapled to one sheet, two printed sheets laid-in. A Fine copy in original stapled wrappers. A scarce periodical, in excellent condition, with all inserts present. Includes "Archizones: A Survey", "Butterflies", "Plants", "Room of 1,000 Delights" and "Free Seed Offer".…