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Architectural Design, 2007
AbstractThe most recent generation of Dutch Rationalists are as distinctive as they are pragmatic. Charles Rattray describes four projects that are visually imposing in their stringent use of geometries, while also being sophisticated in their development of type, spatial configurations and application of elements.
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AbstractThe most recent generation of Dutch Rationalists are as distinctive as they are pragmatic. Charles Rattray describes four projects that are visually imposing in their stringent use of geometries, while also being sophisticated in their development of type, spatial configurations and application of elements.
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Architectural Design, 2007
AbstractTorsten Schmiedeknecht describes four Swiss buildings that adopt a formal language of Rationalist rigour to dramatic effect. Despite all being institutional buildings, they vary widely in their treatments interpreting a Rationalist vocabulary in very different ways, from the unstinting austerity of GWJ Architekten's UVEK Administration Centre ...
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AbstractTorsten Schmiedeknecht describes four Swiss buildings that adopt a formal language of Rationalist rigour to dramatic effect. Despite all being institutional buildings, they vary widely in their treatments interpreting a Rationalist vocabulary in very different ways, from the unstinting austerity of GWJ Architekten's UVEK Administration Centre ...
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Architectural Design, 2007
AbstractJosep Maria Montaner describes four buildings that epitomise the flexibility of the Rationalist tendency in Spain. These span the Mies‐inspired minimalism of Javier Garcia Solera; housing schemes that are designed around the present needs of their occupants for adaptable and well‐ventilated spaces, despite being influenced by earlier ...
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AbstractJosep Maria Montaner describes four buildings that epitomise the flexibility of the Rationalist tendency in Spain. These span the Mies‐inspired minimalism of Javier Garcia Solera; housing schemes that are designed around the present needs of their occupants for adaptable and well‐ventilated spaces, despite being influenced by earlier ...
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