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GROUNDFLOOR INTERFACE. Interactions Between Public and Private Spheres | Wüstenrot Stiftung | 9783868592696

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GROUNDFLOOR INTERFACE

Interactions Between Public and Private Spheres

Auteur:Wüstenrot Stiftung

Uitgever:jovis

ISBN: 978-3-86859-269-6

  • Paperback
  • Engels, Duits
  • 368 pagina's
  • 30 jun. 2014

The research project GROUNDFLOOR INTERFACE by the Wüstenrot Foundation, directed by Doris Zoller, is dedicated to the role of the ground floor as a transitional area between public urban and private residential space. The book 'GROUNDFLOOR INTERFACE. Interactions Between Public and Private Spheres' focuses on a typological study of the ground floor level in dense residential developments.

Windows of residences located at head height of passers-by or façades that are hermetically sealed off externally: the appropriate use of the ground floor level is one of the great challenges of contemporary city planning.

Exemplary projects from Amsterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Geneva, Copenhagen, Ljubljana, Milan, Munich, Oita, Paris, Tokyo, Tübingen, Venlo, Winterthur, and Zurich show particularly successful, spatially innovative, and transferable solutions, which can contribute significantly to greater creativity and diversity in this usage sensitive transitional area between residential and urban construction.

The research project GROUNDFLOOR INTERFACE by the Wüstenrot Foundation, directed by Doris Zoller, is dedicated to the role of the ground floor as a transitional area between public urban and private residential space. The book 'GROUNDFLOOR INTERFACE. Interactions Between Public and Private Spheres' focuses on a typological study of the ground floor level in dense residential developments.

Windows of residences located at head height of passers-by or façades that are hermetically sealed off externally: the appropriate use of the ground floor level is one of the great challenges of contemporary city planning.

Exemplary projects from Amsterdam, Berlin, Frankfurt, Geneva, Copenhagen, Ljubljana, Milan, Munich, Oita, Paris, Tokyo, Tübingen, Venlo, Winterthur, and Zurich show particularly successful, spatially innovative, and transferable solutions, which can contribute significantly to greater creativity and diversity in this usage sensitive transitional area between residential and urban construction.

The book 'GROUNDFLOOR INTERFACE. Interactions Between Public and Private Spheres' shows a lot of international examples, some in the Netherlands like PIRAEUS, IJBURG 23 Amsterdam, BORNEO SPORENBURG, Amsterdam and has contributions  by Doris Zoller, Stephen Bates, EM2N, Johannes Fiedler, Sou Fujimoto, Stefanie Hennecke, Hiromi Hosoya, Alban Janson, Marcel Meili, Tina Saaby, Markus Schaefer, Stephan Trüby, Sophie Wolfrum

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