Trac Bleu
(Hardback)
Publishing Details
Trac Bleu
By (Author) Architecturestudio
Actar Publishers
Actar Publishers
13th March 2024
United States
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
720.47
Physical Properties
Hardback
234
Width 200mm, Height 254mm
Description
Trac Bleu is a forward-looking approach that questions the ecological and social challenges facing our inhabited environments. Architecturestudio draws on its international experiences as an architect and urban designer to cross its approach with those of various multidisciplinary thinkers and experts.
This book is a forward-looking approach that questions the ecological and social challenges facing our inhabited environments. Architecturestudio draws on its international experiences as architect and urban designer to cross its approach with those of various multidisciplinary thinkers and experts.
Starting from the given at a geoscale, how to anticipate the common good How to create incentive projects for more virtuous and ecological behaviours How an urban or architectural project becomes part of daily life These are the questions that Architecturestudio addresses, using cross- experiences to examine the future of our practice.
Author Bio
Architecturestudio is an international architecture, urban design and interior architecture office created in 1973 in Paris with local studios in Shanghai and Zug. Architecturestudio's identity is anchored in a Collective Design approach, which through dialogue and exchange promotes shared knowledge and a plural understanding of the world. The office has extensive expertise in a variety of fields, including offices and activities, religious and cultural projects, teaching and research, mixed housing programs, 20th century heritage, health and wellness, tourism and recreation, urban planning and mobility. Major references include the European Parliament of Strasbourg, the Arab World Institute (Silver Equerre and Aga Khan awards), the restructuring of the Jussieu Campus, the large auditorium of the Maison de la Radio, the National Theatre of Bahrain (USITT Architecture Award), the Jinan Cultural Centre, the Parc Marianne district in Montpellier or the Summers office building in Buenos Aires (AFEX Grand Prix).
