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Teifoc TEI 4300 Stone Blocks Framework House, Multi Colour, Half-timbered Brick Building Kit

Make your very own house with the Teifoc frame work house construction set! Easy to build with detailed instructions and timbered roof framework to make building your roof easy! Teifoc is a unique build and play system that uses real reusable bricks to create fun and elaborate structures and creations. Bricks are made of cooked clay and are safe for play. Each Teifoc kit includes one or more building drawings, but you can let your imagination create in endless ways! Safe soluble sand and corn-extract based mortar creates castles and landscapes. To build a new model, simply soak in water, dry the bricks and start again. It's as easy as that! Teifoc is designed, engineered, and manufactured by eighth in Germany. Begin your building adventures today with the Teifoc frame work house construction set!

Teifoc Village 4310 Stone Building Kit

Make your very own house with the Teifoc frame work house construction set! Easy to build with detailed instructions and timbered roof framework to make building your roof easy! Teifoc is a unique builds and play system that uses real reusable bricks to create fun and elaborate structures and creations. Bricks are made of cooked clay and are safe for play. Each Teifoc kit includes one or more building drawings, but you can let your imagination create in endless ways! Safe soluble sand and corn-extract based mortar creates castles and landscapes. To build a new model, simply soak in water, dry the bricks and start again. It's as easy as that! Teifoc is designed, engineered, and manufactured by eighth in Germany. Begin your building adventures today with the Teifoc frame work house construction set!

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Kerr Alex Living in Japan

So rich and unique is traditional Japanese architecture that it's hard to improve upon. Yet contemporary Japanese designers and architects keep finding new ways to refurbish and take inspiration from the ways of old. Whether it's a pristinely preserved traditional house or a cutting-edge apartment, the best Japanese homes share a love of cleverly designed spaces and warm materials such as wood, bricks, and bamboo. From a thatched roof farmhouse occupied by a Zen priest to Tadao Ando's experimental 4?4 House, Shigeru Ban's conceptual Shutter House, and a beautiful homage to bamboo in the form of a home, this book traverses the multifaceted landscape of Japanese living today. Also included is a list of addresses and a glossary of terms, such as tatami.

Джексон Н. Pierre Koenig 1925-2004: Living With Steel

There are few images of 20th-century architecture more iconic than the nighttime view of Case Study House #22. At its eagle’s nest promontory above Los Angeles, the building is a vision of streamlined glass and steel, its slick lines echoing the twinkling city boulevards below. With this and his other equally innovative build for the famous project of the Arts & Architecture magazine, American architect Pierre Koenig (1925–2004) became one of the leading figures of the Modern movement.While still a student of architecture, Koenig designed and built his first exposed steel house in 1950, proving that the use of prefabricated materials could allow for spatial freedom in affordable houses. Throughout his career, he would champion socially responsible design, as well as buildings that responded deftly and directly to the Southern California climate. Through windows, water, terraces, skylights, and glazing, his buildings optimized the rapport between inside and outside, while aiming for a simplistic purity of appearance.Through all of Koenig’s major projects, including the Johnson House (1962) and Oberman House (1962), this book introduces an architect who was pioneering in method and material and iconic of his time, as fueled by experimentalism as the postwar optimism of the age.

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Pierre Koenig’s modern materials There are few images of 20th-century architecture more iconic than the nighttime view of Case Study House #22. At its eagle’s nest promontory above Los Angeles, the building is a vision of streamlined glass and steel, its slick lines echoing the twinkling city boulevards below. With this and his other equally innovative build for the famous project of the Arts & Architecture magazine, American architect Pierre Koenig (1925–2004) became one of the leading figures of the Modern movement. While still a student of architecture, Koenig designed and built his first exposed steel house in 1950, proving that the use of prefabricated materials could allow for spatial freedom in affordable houses. Throughout his career, he would champion socially responsible design, as well as buildings that responded deftly and directly to the Southern California climate. Through windows, water, terraces, skylights, and glazing, his buildings optimized the rapport between inside and outside, while aiming for a simplistic purity of appearance. Through all of Koenig’s major projects, including the Johnson House (1962) and Oberman House (1962), this book introduces an architect who was pioneering in method and material and iconic of his time, as fueled by experimentalism as the postwar optimism of the age.

Джексон Н. Pierre Koenig 1925-2004: Living With Steel

There are few images of 20th-century architecture more iconic than the nighttime view of Case Study House #22. At its eagle’s nest promontory above Los Angeles, the building is a vision of streamlined glass and steel, its slick lines echoing the twinkling city boulevards below. With this and his other equally innovative build for the famous project of the Arts & Architecture magazine, American architect Pierre Koenig (1925–2004) became one of the leading figures of the Modern movement.While still a student of architecture, Koenig designed and built his first exposed steel house in 1950, proving that the use of prefabricated materials could allow for spatial freedom in affordable houses. Throughout his career, he would champion socially responsible design, as well as buildings that responded deftly and directly to the Southern California climate. Through windows, water, terraces, skylights, and glazing, his buildings optimized the rapport between inside and outside, while aiming for a simplistic purity of appearance.Through all of Koenig’s major projects, including the Johnson House (1962) and Oberman House (1962), this book introduces an architect who was pioneering in method and material and iconic of his time, as fueled by experimentalism as the postwar optimism of the age.

Neil Jackson. Koenig

There are few images of 20th-century architecture more iconic than the nighttime view of Case Study House #22. At its eagle's nest promontory above Los Angeles, the building is a vision of streamlined glass and steel, its slick lines echoing the twinkling city boulevards below. With this and his other equally innovative build for the famous project of the Arts & Architecture magazine, American architect Pierre Koenig (1925–2004) became one of the leading figures of the Modern movement.While still a student of architecture, Koenig designed and built his first exposed steel house in 1950, proving that the use of prefabricated materials could allow for spatial freedom in affordable houses. Throughout his career, he would champion socially responsible design, as well as buildings that responded deftly and directly to the Southern Californian climate. Through windows, water, terraces, skylights, and glazing, his buildings optimized the rapport between inside and outside,while aiming for a simplistic purity of appearance.Through all of Koenig's major projects, including the Johnson House (1962) and Oberman House (1962), this book introduces an architect pioneering in method and material and iconic of his time, as fueled by experimentalism as the postwar optimism of the age.

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LEGO / Constructor, Architecture 21031: Burj Khalifa new 2019 edition, Mixed

The LEGO Architecture 21031 Burj Khalifa is a construction set that allows builders to recreate the world's tallest building in stunning detail. The set includes 333 pieces of mixed LEGO bricks and is a new 2019 edition of the popular set.The finished model measures over 15 inches tall and features intricate detailing, such as the tower's spire, the Y-shaped plan of the building, and the surrounding park and fountain. The set also includes a booklet with information about the design, architecture, and history of the Burj Khalifa.The LEGO Architecture series is designed for adults and older children who are interested in architecture and design. The Burj Khalifa set is a great way to explore the unique design of this iconic building and challenge yourself with a fun and rewarding building experience.

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Gluck Peter L. The Modern Impluse

Located in New York City since 1972, Peter L.Gluck and Partners is known for its integrity of design and sensitivity to the relationship between architectural form and context. Rather than specializing in a particular building type or specific architectural style, the firm provides appropriate responses to often difficult and conflicting requirements, and has designed buildings throughout the United States, ranging from houses, schools, religious buildings, and community centers to hotels, corporate interiors, university buildings, and historic restorations. Many of these projects have won national and international design awards and have been published in various architectural journals and books including Architectural Record, Progressive Architecture, Architectural Digest, House and Garden, The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Global Architecture, A+U, World Residential Design, and L'architecture d'aujord'hui. This extensive overview of the firm's practice includes. Издание на английском языке.