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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 268 pages. French language. 8.43x5.28x0.87 inches. In Stock.

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Hard Cover. Zustand: New. First Edition. Text: NL/EN. DVD + booklet (11 p.). Between 1971 and 1978, Belgian architect and urbanist Luc Deleu penned a 300-page diary, entitled `Tribune`, richly filled with clippings, photos, advertisements, sketches, notes, logos, cartoons, leaflets and maps. Besides reflections on world history and contemporary events, the book refers to Deleu`s works created during this period, and foreshadows works realised years later. It expresses his desire for global mobility and mobile architecture, marking the beginning of his artistic journey. This combined booklet and DVD comprises a 106-minute conversation between Deleu and Jef Lambrecht, which took place while flipping through and commenting on `Tribune`. Size: 20 x 25 cm; 220 g. Edition: 750 copies. New. Book.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A comprehensive reader on Luc Deleu & T.O.P. office, tracing five decades of visionary, socially engaged architectural thinking.Luc Deleu & T.O.P. office: Founder's Choice is a richly photographic and text reader (two volumes) exploring the visionary architectural and urban concepts of Luc Deleu and his long-standing practice T.O.P. office (Turn On Planning). For over five decades, Deleu has redefined the relationship between architecture, society, and the planet, operating at the intersection of art, urbanism, and environmental ethics. His radical, speculative proposals ranging from floating cities to planetary-scale planning provoke reflection on global responsibility and sustainable futures. Founder's choice reads as a major retrospective, initiated by Deleu himself and presented across institutions including M HKA (Antwerp), Middelheim Museum, University of Ghent, S.M.A.K. Ghent and CIVA (Brussels). Through texts, interviews, and visual documentation, it offers a deep dive into the firm's critical thinking and methodologies, presenting both historical projects and new works. The publication underscores T.O.P. office's enduring influence on contemporary architectural discourse, situating their practice as both intellectual and aesthetic intervention. A must-have for architects, theorists, policymakers and artists interested in the evolving dialog between design, ethics, and ecology.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. T.O.P. Office . Founder's Choice . Luc Deleu, a book that presents a body of work that is as versatile and elusive as it is coherent. T.O.P. Office . Founder's Choice . Luc Deleu, compiled by architect Luc Deleu (b. 1944), is the first comprehensive, richly illustrated, and large-scale overview of the activities of T.O.P. office, founded in 1970. In ten thematically and chronologically structured chapters, the book presents a body of work that is as versatile and elusive as it is coherent. From completed buildings to competition proposals, from small-scale interventions to global concepts - this book invites the reader to reflect on humanity's spatial presence on Earth and to discover meaning and direction in it through art and architecture. Together with T.O.P. office, Luc Deleu spent over half a century building an architectural and artistic oeuvre across a variety of media. At the same time, he critically reflected on his own practice as well as on the role of architecture and urban planning in general. As both reader and writer, he searched for the words to clarify and substantiate his position, resulting in a unique body of texts. Luc Deleu: A Reader brings together his most important texts, lectures, and articles for the first time - from the Orbanist Manifesto (1980) to Darling Springs: A Call for Beauty (2024). The book opens with a conversation between Hans Ulrich Obrist, Nico Dockx, and Luc Deleu. This monumental overview is a must-have for academics, students, architects, governmental institutions and urban planners. AUTHOR: Luc Deleu (b. 1944, Duffel, Belgium) is an architect and urban planner internationally recognised for his pioneering vision that redefines the ethical and global dimensions of architecture. In 1970, he founded T.O.P. office (Turn On Planning), a collective practice operating at the crossroads of architecture, art, and social critique. Deleu's projects - ranging from the conceptual Orban Space to speculative large-scale infrastructures - challenge conventional notions of functionality, authorship, and urban scale. His work has been exhibited widely, including at M HKA (Antwerp), Bozar (Brussels), and CIVA (Brussels), and is held in major public collections. Deleu continues to influence generations of architects and thinkers through his teaching, writings, and his ongoing inquiry into the balance between the built environment and planetary responsibility. Two-volume hardcover edition in slipcase. 686 colour, 221 b/w illustrations A comprehensive reader on Luc Deleu & T.O.P. office, tracing five decades of visionary, socially engaged architectural thinking. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Le documentaire radiophonique | Christophe Deleu | Taschenbuch | Mémoires de radio | 268 S. | Französisch | 2020 | Editions L'Harmattan | EAN 9782343011035 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: BoD - Books on Demand, In de Tarpen 42, 22848 Norderstedt, info[at]bod[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

Couverture souple. Zustand: bon. RO30309362: 2000. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 227 pages. . . . Classification Dewey : 70.49-Presse illustrée, magazines, revues.

Hardcovers, cloth, slipcase, 672 pages, 2 volumes in box, very richly illustrated with coloured illustrations, 23 x 36,8 cm en 23 x 14,3 cm, text English. * new. ISBN 9789464002652. Founder's Choice, compiled by architect Luc Deleu (b. 1944), is the first comprehensive, richly illustrated, and large-scale overview of the activities of T.O.P. office, founded in 1970. In ten thematically and chronologically structured chapters, the book presents a body of work that is as versatile and elusive as it is coherent. From completed buildings to competition proposals, from small-scale interventions to global concepts ? this book invites the reader to reflect on humanity?s spatial presence on Earth and to discover meaning and direction in it through art and architecture. Together with T.O.P. office, Luc Deleu spent over half a century building an architectural and artistic oeuvre across a variety of media. At the same time, he critically reflected on his own practice as well as on the role of architecture and urban planning in general. As both reader and writer, he searched for the words to clarify and substantiate his position, resulting in a unique body of texts. Luc Deleu: A Reader brings together his most important texts, lectures, and articles for the first time ? from the Orbanist Manifesto (1980) to Darling Springs: A Call for Beauty (2024). The book opens with a conversation between Hans Ulrich Obrist, Nico Dockx, and Luc Deleu. 0 g.…