Prefab

Allison Arieff y Bryan Burkhart - Viviendas prefabricadas

“Los sistemas de construcción prefabricados se remontan al siglo XVII cuando en 1624 se transportó desde Inglaterra hasta el Cabo Ana una casa de madera que serviría de albergue a la flota pesquera”.

Con esta introducción, Prefab tiene como objetivo mostrar el trabajo de más de 25 arquitectos y diseñadores contemporáneos que tratan de exploran las infinitas posibilidades que ofrecen la prefabricación de viviendas para el futuro, desde las poéticas construcciones de Shigeru Ban hasta el minimalismo industrial de las estructuras portátiles de KFN, desde los prototipos de aluminios de Grez Lynn hasta la funcionalidad elegante de los apartamentos prefabricados de IKEA.

Prefab | Allison Arieff y Bryan Burkhart - Viviendas prefabricadas

 


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• 160 pp
• Gibbs Smith, editor; 13/09/2002
• inglés
• tapa dura
• 25.9 x 22.3 x 2 cm
• ISBN-10: 1586851322
• ISBN-13: 978-1586851323

Synopsis
Prefab presents a series of innovative homes and concepts that boldly demonstrate that this is not your grandmother's prefab, offers a glimpse into the history of prefabricated housing over the last century, and reveals a wealth of practical and attractive alternatives to the status quo. Prefab discusses architects, builders, and designers such as Walter Gropius and Philippe Starck, examines the historical precedents from Albert Frey's Corbusier-inspired Aluminaire house to Kisho Kurokawa's capsules, and showcases the work of twenty-four contemporary architects and designers who are exploring the myriad possibilities that prefabrication offers for housing of the future. From the fantastical digitized aluminum prototypes of Gregg Lynn to the stylish functionality of Ikea's prefabricated apartments in Sweden, Prefab presents a series of innovative homes and space-saving concepts that show how far this building technique has come-and how far it can go. Allison Arieff is a writer, senior editor of the architecture magazine dwell, and co-author of Trailer Travel. She is also the editor of several books on art and culture, including Airstream: A History of the Land Yacht and Hatch Show Print: The History of a Great American Poster Shop. She lives in San Francisco. Bryan Burkhart is the designer and co-author of Airstream: The History of the Land Yacht and Trailer Travel: A Visual History of Mobile America. As creative director of his own firm, Modernhouse, he has designed books for Taschen, Chronicle Books, and Gibbs Smith, Publisher. Burkhart also lives in San Francisco.