Многоквартирные дома

012-021 Parc Marianne Residential Building, Montpellier, France
022-027 Lyon Confluence, France
028-035 Metropolis Apartments Copenhagen, Denmark
036-043 Living Foz Apartment Building, Porto, Portugal
044-049 Social Housing100, Paris, France
050-057 Eliza Apartments, Sydney, Australia
058-065 Apartment house Joh 3, Berlin, Germany
066-075 Intefeel, Osaka, Japan
076-085 Boulogne D2, Paris, France
086-091 Residential Building Plokite Split, Croatia
092-097 Lyon Dynacité, Lyon, France
098-105 Social Housing in Angers, France
106-113 Student Housing Duwo Delft, The Netherlands
114-123 Stella Zwei Residential Building, Vienna
124-129 Iceberg in the Aarhus Docklands, Denmark
130-137 The Wave in Vejle, Denmark
138-143 Calista Luxury Resort, Antalya-Belek, Turkey
144-149 Hedorfs Residence Hall, Frederiksberg, Denmark
150-155 One & Ortakoy, Istanbul, Turkey
156-161 4 Towers Osdorp, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
162-167 Residential Building C, Nova Gorica, Slovenia
168-173 Filadelfia Corporate Suites, Mexico City, Mexico
174-181 Blok 1 Presikhaaf, Arnhem, The Netherlands
182-189 The Silhouette, Aarhus, Denmark
190-197 Social Housing for Mineworkers, Asturias, Spain
198-203 Kajkanten, Copenhagen, Denmark
204-207 Sonnenhof, Jena, Germany
208-213 Strandkanten- K9 Housing, Norway
214-221 Blok K, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
222-227 Citadel, The Netherlands

Более двадцати лет «Архитектурно-художественные мастерские архитекторов Величкина и Голованова» разрабатывают и реализуют проекты домов, квартир, объектов городской среды, объединяя выдающихся мастеров, членов Союза Архитекторов Дмитрия Величкина и Николая Голованова. Вместе с бывшими учениками, а ныне сотрудниками «Архитектурно-художественных мастерских» ими создано несколько десятков проектов, каждый из которых наглядно воплощает принципы уместности и безупречности вписанности архитектуры в окружающую среду.

Многофункциональный жилой комплекс «Кристалл» в городе Казань был построен в 2009 году. Жилой комплекс стоит на высоком берегу реки Казанки в очень выгодном с точки зрения видов месте. Совершенно оправданно выбрано решение со сложным силуэтом и богатой разработкой объемов. При этом общий зеленовато-серый колорит стекла и керамогранита «собирает» разновысокие объемы, детали из нержавейки придают лоск на расстоянии вытянутой руки. В то же время здание не подавляет, сохраняет человеческий масштаб.

В журнале собрана проектная документация по объекту.

The projects in this volume illustrate the latest tendencies in collective housing. Conventional vertical dwellings, buildings for specific groups, and residential complexes share a common spirit: rigour, imagination and respect for both the persons who will occupy them and the environment in which they will be located. The works of Frank O. Gehry, Claus en Kaan Architecten, Herzog & de Meuron, alongside other renowned architects provide stimulating answers, ingenious solutions, unexpected points of view and proposals that will without doubt influence the conception of residential architecture in the century to come.

This book is conceived as evidence supporting the qualities of dense, urban living, and as a hopeful antidote against sprawl. Necessity and investigation are prerequisites for the design of housing: Total Housing refers to the need to understand that social, environmental, and economic factors affect form, and that living space is a base for our increasingly complex and varied societies. This new survey into multi-family housing focuses on the responses proposed by architects who are dealing with the dynamic and diverse demands of contemporary society. Featuring works by Lacaton-Vassal, BIG, + JDS, Sadar Vuga Arhitekti, Ryue Nishizawa, FOA, SHoP, and many emerging new architects, this volume is not a simple catalog, but rather a studied collection of inventive projects.

Simultaneously defining and being defined by its surroundings, the town house is one of the most fascinating and innovative housing possibilities of today. The book offers a selection of recent projects that outstand in their creative interpretation of the contemporary urban home.

The town house (a house with a party wall) is one of the most interesting and innovative urban phenomena in the current architectural panorama, whose origins lead back to palaces and the mansions of wealthy families who fled their feudal conflicts and preferred the tranquility of the cities. These days, the town house is without doubt becoming a typology on the rise in the constant search for unique living spaces. In urban areas, it is the perfect solution to fill the niches, corners and tiny sites that are quite common in the city grid.

460 colored illustrations

From the Contents:

• Mandeville Place in Philadelphia, USA (Richard Meier & Partners Architects)
• Housing in Durango, Spain (Dominique Perrault Architecte)
• River Terraces in Melbourne, Australia (Jackson Clements Burrows Architects)
• Tetris Apartments in Ljubljana, Slovenia (OFIS arhitekti)
• Didden Village in Rotterdam, The Netherlands (MVRDV)

Inner cities are experiencing a newed boom, the demand for 21st century living spaces in today’s renaissance of urban centralization is on the rise. So for the past few years, many architects have been rediscovering and creatively reinterpreting the aestetic and functional potentials of townhouses. The modern buildings achieve the same functions on the scant inner city plot as their historic archetypes, but distinguish themselves using a contemporary architectural language. Some of the most spectacular projects reach considerable heights and extend the traditional concept of the townhouse to new dimensions.

Traditionally, state subsidized or social housing has been associated with an image of simplicity, finishes of bad quality or even marginal. Maybe it was so during the sixties, where residential areas of huge blocks of flats ended up in being some kind of ghettos where top priority was to arrange the number of families to settle instead of offering life conditions halfway acceptable or decent. It is evident that this obsolete and out of date system is not been put into practice, but even so, nowadays these cases are isolate and town-planning is taken care of and planned in a very different way in any city of the world.

Therefore, the task of this volume is to demonstrate that the widespread idea which associates social housing with ugly, boring or low quality buildings as much in the constructive as in the architectonic aspects is wrong. It would be enough to have a brief look at the volume to discover it.

Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture

Детали делают здание уникальным, а архитектора, создавшего их - выдающимся. В этой книге анализируется техническое и эстетическое значение деталей в развитии современной архитектуры жилых зданий. Представлено более 50 проектов зданий последних лет, созданных наиболее выдающимися архитекторами и ставших новым словом в архитектуре современности. Описание каждого проекта сопровождается цветными фотографиями и подробными планами всех этажей и деталей конструкции здания, а также данными о проекте, включая команду архитекторов, заказчиков, консультантов, подрядчиков и т. д. Все чертежи прилагаются в форматах DWG и EPS на CD-ROM.

Architectural detailing makes a building unique, and an architect outstanding. Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture provides an analysis of both the technical and the aesthetic importance of details in the development of contemporary residential architecture from 2000 to 2005. Featuring many of the world's most highly acclaimed architects, the book presents over 50 of the most recently completed and influential house designs. For each house, there are colour photographs, plans of every floor, sections and elevations as well as numerous construction details. All the drawings are styled in the same consistent way to allow for easy comparison. There is also a brief descriptive text and detailed captions. The book also features in-depth information for each project, including the location, the floor area, the client, the architectural project team, main consultants and contractors.

Virginia McLeod studied architecture in Australia before practising for a number of years in Sydney. She moved to the UK in 1998 to complete an MA in the history and theory of Architecture at the Architectural Association in London. Since then she has worked for a number of private practices in London and was also the editor of The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture. She is the author of 'Detail in Contemporary Kitchen Design', 'Detail in Contemporary Landscape Architecture', 'Detail in Contemporary Timber Architecture' and 'Detail in Contemporary Bathroom Design' and also 'Encyclopedia of Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture'  -  all published by Laurence King.

Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture (with CD-ROM)