Shaping Changes: gad · line+ studio
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Shaping Changes: gad · line+ studio
W034438 | $45.00 / 10% library disc.
Images Publishing Group Pty Ltd, Mulgrave, 2021.
192 pp. 27 x 22 cm. In English. Paperbound.
ISBN 9781864709247
The book presents the works of gad · line+ studio, to illustrate how architecture could be a social force in shaping changes. Starting from three strategies, the book presents the works of gad · line+ studio and discusses how architecture could be a social force in shaping changes. The first part, Re-assembling, focuses on how architecture can act as a mediator to reintegrate and activate its network of resources in the countryside, and to give new cultural, economic and social values to the countryside. The second part, Re-calling, focuses on how architecture, as a spiritual space, can help people reclaim the source of memory and spirit in an era of rapid consumption. The third part, Re-connecting, focuses on the openness and public nature of architecture as a spatial container, and how architecture connects contemporary atomized individuals through a space dedicated to sharing.
W034438 | $45.00 / 10% library disc.
Images Publishing Group Pty Ltd, Mulgrave, 2021.
192 pp. 27 x 22 cm. In English. Paperbound.
ISBN 9781864709247
The book presents the works of gad · line+ studio, to illustrate how architecture could be a social force in shaping changes. Starting from three strategies, the book presents the works of gad · line+ studio and discusses how architecture could be a social force in shaping changes. The first part, Re-assembling, focuses on how architecture can act as a mediator to reintegrate and activate its network of resources in the countryside, and to give new cultural, economic and social values to the countryside. The second part, Re-calling, focuses on how architecture, as a spiritual space, can help people reclaim the source of memory and spirit in an era of rapid consumption. The third part, Re-connecting, focuses on the openness and public nature of architecture as a spatial container, and how architecture connects contemporary atomized individuals through a space dedicated to sharing.
