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John Pawson: Anatomy of Minimum
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297x261x30 mm
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Morris, Alison
Alison Morris is a writer specializing in architecture and design. She joined the Pawson team in 1998, and has remained close to the heart of the architectural process ever since. She is the author of Phaidon's John Pawson: Plain Space.
Alison Morris is a writer specializing in architecture and design. She joined the Pawson team in 1998, and has remained close to the heart of the architectural process ever since. She is the author of Phaidon's John Pawson: Plain Space.
Das entscheidende Element im Herzen von John Pawsons Architektur ist die »Anatomy of Minimum« - die Identifi zierung und Zerlegung bestimmender Komponenten, von räumlichen Themen wie Proportion, Licht und Dämpfung bis zur präzisen Sprache von Fenstern, Türen, Böden und Wänden. Präsentiert wird eine Vielzahl seiner Projekte, darunter Privathäuser, Galerien, die Moritzkirche in Augsburg sowie seine Designs für Haushaltswaren und Bühnenproduktionen. - Beinhaltet wegweisende Projekte aus den letzten 5 Jahren wie das »New Design Museum« in London, das »Life House« für Living Architecture von Alain de Botton sowie das eigene Haus von Pawson in Gloucestershire (»Home Farm«) - Mit einem Vorwort von Deyan Sudjic, Direktor des New Design Museum
A powerful new monograph showcasing the defining elements and architectural anatomy at the very heart of Pawson's work
This monograph, the latest volume in Phaidon's
documentation of John Pawson's stellar career,
hones in on the essential details that mark his
distinctive architectural and aesthetic style.
It groups a selection of his recent works into
domestic projects, including his own house in
rural England; extended sacred spaces; and
repurposed structures, such as London's Design
Museum. Throughout its pages, this book
explores Pawson's unique approach to
proportion and light and his precise language
of windows, doors, and walls.
This monograph, the latest volume in Phaidon's
documentation of John Pawson's stellar career,
hones in on the essential details that mark his
distinctive architectural and aesthetic style.
It groups a selection of his recent works into
domestic projects, including his own house in
rural England; extended sacred spaces; and
repurposed structures, such as London's Design
Museum. Throughout its pages, this book
explores Pawson's unique approach to
proportion and light and his precise language
of windows, doors, and walls.