Бывает, что жизнь напоминает недочитанную книгу: мы листаем страницы будней, но смысл ускользает, растворяясь в списках дел и бесконечных уведомлениях.
Я поймала себя на мысли, что давно не останавливалась просто так — чтобы посмотреть, как падает свет на кухонный стол, или послушать, о чем шумит дождь за окном.
Женщины привыкли быть для всех: для семьи, для работы, для друзей. Но кто мы без этих ролей?
Иногда полезно задать себе этот вопрос и честно ответить, не оглядываясь на чужие ожидания..
Название: Ground-Up City: Play as a Design Tool Автор: Liane Lefaivre Издательство: 010 publishers Год: 2014 Формат: PDF Качество: хорошее Размер: 33 Мб Язык: English Количество страничек: 128
Описание: With Ground-Up City, author Liane Lefaivre has developed a theoretical model for tackling playgrounds as an urban strategy. She starts with a historical overview of play and the ludic in art, architecture and urban design, focusing particularly on postwar playgrounds realized in Amsterdam as joint ventures between Aldo van Eyck, Cornelis van Eesteren and Jakoba Mulder. The architecture firm D?ll-Atelier voor Bouwkunst explored the possibility of applying the model in two urban redevelopment areas in Rotterdam, Oude Westen in the inner city and Meeuwenplaat in Hoogvliet, an outlying postwar district, refining it into a practical design strategy. The second part of the book provides a refreshing new look at play in a picture essay, with reference images illustrating play as an urban phenomenon. Ground-Up City places the playground high on the agenda as an urban design challenge. It also shows how specifying a generic, academic model for a particular situation can lead to a practically applicable design resource.
Название: Ground-Up City: Play as a Design Tool Автор: Liane Lefaivre Издательство: 010 publishers Год: 2014 Формат: PDF Качество: хорошее Размер: 33 Мб Язык: English Количество страничек: 128 Описание: With Ground-Up City, author Liane Lefaivre has developed a theoretical model for tackling playgrounds as an urban strategy. She starts with a historical overview of play and the ludic in art, architecture and urban design, focusing particularly on postwar playgrounds realized in Amsterdam as joint ventures between Aldo van Eyck, Cornelis van Eesteren and Jakoba Mulder. The architecture firm D?ll-Atelier voor Bouwkunst explored the possibility of applying the model in two urban redevelopment areas in Rotterdam, Oude Westen in the inner city and Meeuwenplaat in Hoogvliet, an outlying postwar district, refining it into a practical design strategy. The second part of the book provides a refreshing new look at play in a picture essay, with reference images illustrating play as an urban phenomenon. Ground-Up City places the playground high on the agenda as an urban design challenge. It also shows how specifying a generic, academic model for a particular situation can lead to a practically applicable design resource. Скачать с Uploaded.net Зеркало на DepositFiles.com