Diener & Diener Architects - Housing

Diener & Diener Architects - Housing

EnglishPaperback / softback
Aviolat, Alexandre
Park Books
EAN: 9783038601852
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Diener & Diener Architects, based in Basel and Berlin and one of Switzerland's leading contemporary firms, have had a special focus on residential architecture throughout its 40 years of existence. The origins of the work are based in the previous studio of Marcus Diener, founded in 1942 and joined in 1976, and taken over entirely in 1980, by his son Roger Diener.

This new monograph documents comprehensively this 'recherche patiente' of four decades. It discusses 30 realised designs and unbuilt proposals that exemplify Diener & Diener's philosophy, based on their characteristics and individual urban context. Illustrated with photographs, floor and site plans as well as archival images and plans, and drawing on the firms archive and Roger Diener's collected lectures, the authors investigate the typological design process on which each project is based. Diener & Diener update and adapt fundamental types to the requirements and restraints of each new task. The consistency of this approach constitutes the significance of their work in contemporary housing.

EAN 9783038601852
ISBN 3038601853
Binding Paperback / softback
Publisher Park Books
Publication date August 4, 2020
Pages 176
Language English
Dimensions 290 x 230
Country Switzerland
Readership General
Authors Aviolat, Alexandre; Marchand, Bruno; Steinmann, Martin
Illustrations 120 Illustrations, black and white; 82 Illustrations, color
Editors Aviolat, Alexandre; Marchand Bruno; Steinmann Martin