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The notion of Baukultur marked a fundamental step towards a comprehensive definition of the built environment. The idea that landscape, architectural heritage, and all the existing built context could converge to portray the richness and complexity of our habitat now points to a collective and strategic approach to design. In this perspective, the value of architecture arises essentially as a tool to convey the emerging culture of Transition within the existing Baukulturen. Architecture revalued structures a theoretical framework around these concepts leaning on the research, design, and pedagogical experiences of six architectural and urban design practices/academics, as specific readings and valorization of the existing built environment. Three essays articulate the ongoing debate, and a manifesto enunciates the basics of a common discourse on Baukultur and the socio-ecological Transition.

Content

  • Introduction
  • A collective manifesto
  • Time, space, and the production system
  • The contribution of sauvegarde to the culture of socio-ecological transition
  • Reading the existing: What discarded materials bring to the project
  • The Future of the Project
  • “Are we ready for the transition?”
  • Rather than
  • Use, space, and material
  • What architecture won’t be
  • Open trajectories
  • Bibliography
  • Contributors
  • Acknowledgments

Details

Publisher: EPFL Press English Imprint

Collection: Architecture

Published: 6 august 2024

Edition: 1st edition

Media: eBook [PDF]

Pages count eBook [PDF]: 178

Size: 44 Mo (PDF)

Language(s): English

EAN13 eBook [PDF]: 9782832322703

DOI eBook [PDF] : 10.55430/6641BKVA01

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