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EVENTS. Situating the Temporary | Herman Verkerk  / EventArchitectuur | 9783035610208 | Birkhäuser

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EVENTS

Situating the Temporary

Auteur:Herman Verkerk / EventArchitectuur

Uitgever:Birkhäuser

ISBN: 978-3-0356-1020-8

  • Paperback
  • Engels
  • 704 pagina's
  • 1 aug. 2017

Amsterdam-based design office EventArchitectuur is active in the fields of exhibition and interior design and temporary architecture for more than 20 years, with their projects and interventions present in Rotterdam, Berlin, Paris, New York and many other locations world-wide.

In the substantial book EVENTS, designed by the Dutch design studio Experimental Jetset, Herman Verkerk and his team dedicate their knowledge and experience to the design community. Topics comprise time-based narrative architecture, the architecture of events, display in public context, building-related landscape and many others. This approach makes the book a content-driven tool of communication and knowledge.

With contributions by: Andreas Angelidakis, Claudia Banz, Ellen Blumenstein, Beatriz Colomina, Raphael Coutin, Robyn Dalziel, Bonnie Dumanow, Tal Erez, Bart Guldemond, Dutton R.Hauhart, Klaske Havik, Dirk van den Heuvel, Anne Hoogewoning, Koen Kleijn, Paul Kuipers, Gabriel A.Maher, Rianne Makkink, Ernie Mellegers, Joana Meroz, Edzard Mik, Landstra & de Vries, Lucas Muñoz, Véronique Patteeuw, Johannes Schwartz, Jorinde Seijdel, Tamar Shafrir, Alexander van Slobbe, Reneé Steenbergen, Eva Stricker, Dirk Sijmons, Philipp Teufel, Bernard Tschumi, a.o.

Amsterdam-based design office EventArchitectuur is active in the fields of exhibition and interior design and temporary architecture for more than 20 years, with their projects and interventions present in Rotterdam, Berlin, Paris, New York and many other locations world-wide.

In the substantial book EVENTS, designed by the Dutch design studio Experimental Jetset, Herman Verkerk and his team dedicate their knowledge and experience to the design community. Topics comprise time-based narrative architecture, the architecture of events, display in public context, building-related landscape and many others. This approach makes the book a content-driven tool of communication and knowledge.

With contributions by: Andreas Angelidakis, Claudia Banz, Ellen Blumenstein, Beatriz Colomina, Raphael Coutin, Robyn Dalziel, Bonnie Dumanow, Tal Erez, Bart Guldemond, Dutton R.Hauhart, Klaske Havik, Dirk van den Heuvel, Anne Hoogewoning, Koen Kleijn, Paul Kuipers, Gabriel A.Maher, Rianne Makkink, Ernie Mellegers, Joana Meroz, Edzard Mik, Landstra & de Vries, Lucas Muñoz, Véronique Patteeuw, Johannes Schwartz, Jorinde Seijdel, Tamar Shafrir, Alexander van Slobbe, Reneé Steenbergen, Eva Stricker, Dirk Sijmons, Philipp Teufel, Bernard Tschumi, a.o.

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