Le Corbusier's Venice Hospital and the Mat Building RevivalHashim Sarkis, Pablo Allard, Timothy Hyde Prestel, 2001 - 131 pages This text explores an unbuilt yet iconic project by Le Corbusier - the Venice Hospital. It includes an account of de la Fuente's involvement in the project and a reprint of Alison Smithson's seminal essay on mat buildings. |
Table des matières
Series Foreword | 9 |
Bridge over Venice | 18 |
Rapport Technique | 36 |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
Alan Colquhoun Aldo van Eyck Alison Smithson archi architects architecture and urbanism Atelier Jullian Berlin Free University Blom's building type Campiello Candilis cell CIAM circulation complex concept concrete configuration contemporary context Corbusier's courtyards create elements elevator connects embodied energy emergency Enric Miralles entrance environment environmental exterior Eyck's Figure flexibility Fondation Le Corbusier formal Fuente functionalist functions Georges Candilis growth Guillermo Jullian gurney elevator horizontal housing I.M. Pei ideas interaction internal Josic Kisho Kurokawa landscape Le Corbusier mat building ment meters modern natural light nurses organization Pablo Allard patients patios patterns pedestrian Piet Blom pilotis programmatic ramps Rapport Technique rooms Royaumont scale School Shadrach Woods social spaces spatial specific Stan Allen storage strategy Strauven structure surface Team 10 Meetings tecture third floor tion units Venice Hospital Venice Hospital project vertical