Name: Housing+
Brand: Birkhäuser
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ISBN: 9783034606141

Qualitätsvolle Wohnbauten sind weit mehr als eine Aneinanderreihung unterschiedlicher Grundrisse. Das städtische Wohnhaus vermittelt in erster Linie zwischen privatem Rückzug und städtischer Öffentlichkeit. Vielschichtige Grenzbeziehungen zwischen innen und außen werden dabei auf verschiedensten Maßstabsebenen verhandelt. wohnen+ legt den Schwerpunkt auf die Untersuchung der baulich-räumlichen sowie sozial-kommunikativen Schnittstellen im Wohnungsbau. Die Publikation gliedert sich in die vier Kapitel Städtebau, Erdgeschoss, Gebäudestruktur und Fassade, denen 67 internationale Projekte zugeordnet werden. Diese vier Themenschwerpunkte werden in den einleitenden Essays der Kapitel übergreifend diskutiert, die einzelnen Projekte werden innerhalb des Katalogs unter denselben Aspekten in kurzen Texten analysiert, eigens gezeichnetes und vergleichbares Planmaterial erweitert die typologischen Darstellungen. Die Bandbreite der ausgewählten Projekte umfasst städtischen Geschosswohnungsbau von Punkthäusern, Blockstrukturen, Zeilenbauten oder Baulücken bis hin zu Wohnanlagen in urbanen Randzonen.

High-quality residential structures are much more than merely a series of different floor plans. First and foremost, the urban apartment house mediates between the private refuge and the public space of the city. In the process, boundaries between inside and outside are negotiated on a wide variety of scales. Housing+ focuses on investigating spatial and architectural as well as social and communicative interfaces in residential construction. The publication is divided into four chapters – “Urban Planning,” “The Ground Floor,” “Building Structure,” and “Façade” – to which sixty-seven international projects are assigned. These four thematic focuses are discussed comprehensively in the essays that introduce the chapters, and the individual projects are analyzed in brief under these same aspects. Comparable plans—drawn especially for this book—supplement the typological descriptions. The broad spectrum of projects selected covers urban apartment block construction from towers, block structures, row houses, and gaps between buildings, to housing complexes in outlying urban areas.

High Density Housing; Floor plan; Access; stairwells; exterior corridors; extension of living space; urban planning; multi-storey housing; contemporary housing; flexibility; private exterior space; interior space

Architecture: residential and domestic buildings

City and town planning: architectural aspects

On Thresholds, Transitions, and Transparencies

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Ulrike Wietzorrek completed her architectural studies at Technische Universität München (Technical University of Munich), ETSA Barcelona, and SCI-Arc in Los Angeles, before going on to practice at firms in Munich, Mexico City, and Los Angeles. She was a research associate for six years at the Lehrstuhl für Wohnungsbau und Wohnungswirtschaft (Chair for Housing and Housing Economy) at TU München as well as an instructor with various teaching assignments. Since 2006 she has been working in Munich as an independent architect.

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      High-quality residential structures are much more than merely a series ofdifferent floor plans. First and foremost, the urban apartment house mediatesbetween the private refuge and the public space of the city. In theprocess, boundaries between inside and outside are negotiated on a widevariety of scales. Housing+ focuses on investigating spatial and architecturalas well as social and communicative interfaces in residential construction.The publication is divided into four chapters – “Urban Planning,” “TheGround Floor,” “Building Structure,” and “Façade” – to which sixty-seveninternational projects are assigned. These four thematic focuses are discussedcomprehensively in the essays that introduce the chapters, and the individualprojects are analyzed in brief under these same aspects. Comparable plans—drawn especially for this book—supplement the typological descriptions. The broad spectrum of projects selected covers urban apartment block construction from towers, block structures, row houses, and gaps between buildings, to housing complexes in outlying urban areas.       Reference parameters and documentation of floor plans: over 300 newly drawn plans Analysis of sixty-seven international projects with emphasis on town-planning integration and internal organization The ideal complement to typology+

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On Thresholds, Transitions, and Transparencies

Edited by: Ulrike Wietzorrek