Name: Lorcan O'herlihy Architects: Building in Place (en Inglés)
SKU: 62620086
Price: 965.07 MXN
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Author: Lorcan O'herlihy; Greg Goldin
ISBN: 9780847899524

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Lorcan O'herlihy Architects: Building in Place (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Rizzoli

Autor

Lorcan O'herlihy; Greg Goldin

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

272

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9780847899524

Lorcan O'herlihy Architects: Building in Place (en Inglés)

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Modern urban architecture by the renowned and multi-award-winning firm praised for structures that respond to often-challenging contexts, and with a self-imposed mandate to build in a way that furthers the social good. A desire to redefine the ways architecture can contribute to truly progressive causes has always been a hallmark of the work of Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects (LOHA). From transforming unloved parcels of land in Los Angeles and Detroit to intensely creative and eminently livable housing complexes for students, tech workers, and underserved populations such as veterans, this firm has time and again proved its ability to design intelligently and with a deeplyembedded social conscience. LOHA ensures that even its most contemporary-looking creations reflect in some way the personality of the site or longtime inhabitants. The firm may accomplish this by incorporating familiar materials, such as the stone used in a surrounding neighborhood's most beloved historic downtown buildings, or reinterpreting 1970s A-frame houses by cleverly updating their angles for the twenty-first century to bring light and air deep into a constrained urban lot.