Author: Sørensen, Jens Erik, Bjarne Bækgaard, eds
Country: Denmark
Language: English
Year Published: 2004
No. of pages: 124
Illustrations: 163 Color Illustrations. 16 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Clothbound with Jacket
Size: 10 1/2”sq
Weight: 3.00
ISBN: 8788575837
Biblio/Bio:
Code: 5661
Price: $75.00
This book makes it possible to follow the New Aarhus Kunstmuseum/AROS project from start to finish. While the introductory “log” provides a quick overview of the high spots in the process, the individual articles provide a more detailed version. The process is presented chronologically from the choosing of a site, the progress of the architectural competition and the digging of the first turf, through the planning phase and on to the fruition of the building project. Finally, there is an account of the fundamental idea and concept of the Museum, and of the thoughts and visions that will make their mark on the building and the art in it in years to come. A stunning new museum with an equally important collection international as well as Danish.
Author: Schmidt, Hammer & Lassen K/S, eds
Country: Denmark
Language: Danish/ English
Year Published: 1999
No. of pages: 124
Illustrations: 49 Color Illustrations. 64 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Clothbound w/ jacket
Size: 10”sq
Weight: 2.00
ISBN: 8700450162
Biblio/Bio:
Code: 4135
Price: $39.50
This book is about the extension of The Royal Library on the harbour front of Copenhagen. It describes the means of architecture and the elements which have been used for the building: Forms, colouirs, light and shadow. The book is therefore a pictorial story about the finished building and about the work and art during the process.
Author: Ingeborg Glambek
Country: Denmark
Language: Norwegian
Year Published: 1997
No. of pages: 162
Illustrations: 5 Color Illustrations. 84 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Softbound
Size: 8”x 9”
Weight: 2.00
ISBN: 8774071963
Biblio/Bio: Bibl. Index.
Code: 3089
Price: $69.50
A joint Swedish-Norwegian publication from the two major architectural publishers, this is yet another probe into the beauty and enigma of a specifically Nordic “sense” in design and ideas about modernity after 1900. Articles also address the still unsolved issue of dividing lines between nationalism and internationalism, and of separate or communial aesthetic and political identities between the Nordic countries in the 20th century. Contains very good archival photographs of World Exhibitions, as the study focuses on what was ‘seen from the outside’ at these events.
Author: Järvelä-Hynynen, Raija, Ed
Country: Finland
Language: English
Year Published: 1996
No. of pages: 31
Illustrations: 90 Color Illustrations. 12 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Softbound
Size: 9”x 4 1/2”
Weight: 1.00
ISBN: 9516160069
Biblio/Bio: Bibl.
Code: 4479
Price: $29.50
The Seurasaari Museum was founded in 1909, when the first group of buildings, belonging to the Niemelä tenant farm, was moved from Konginkangas to Seurasaari Island. The purpose of this outdoor museum is to highlight the Nordic tradition of wood and log construction by presenting various buildings and structures typical of the various provinces of Finland. At present, there are 85 separate buildings at Seurasaari, with some dating back to 1686 and most from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Author: Rivad, Ken, ed
Country: Denmark
Language: Danish/ English
Year Published: 1999
No. of pages: 318
Illustrations: 31 Color Illustrations. 100 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Softbound
Size: 10 1/2”x 9”
Weight: 3.00
ISBN: 8798728016
Biblio/Bio:
Code: 4133
Price: $59.50
An extensive anthology presenting a collection of the most important articles and interviews from the 30 issues of this important magazine. Since its inception in 1984, with its analyses and discussions of the experiments of the day, SKALA became an institution and a central frame of reference in the architectural debate. This impressive anthology, with numerous photos, sketches, and drawings, includes articles and interviews by highly qualified international and Danish architects, theoreticians, artists and philosophers. They include: Peter Eisenman, Kenneth Frampton, Jean-François Lyotard, Torsten Thorup, Andy Warhol, Per Kirkeby, Kirsten Birch and Lars Morell, to name a few.