Name: Baumschlager Eberle Architekten 2010–2020
Brand: Birkhäuser
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ISBN: 9783035626841

In den vergangenen Jahren haben Baumschlager Eberle Architekten ihren internationalen Erfolgskurs fortgesetzt. In den Jahren 2010 bis 2020 entstanden über 600 Bauten, Projekte und Wettbewerbe, darunter Wohnbauten, Krankenhäuser, Firmenzentralen, Hochschulbauten und nicht zuletzt das Haus 2226, das ganz ohne Klimatechnik auskommt. Das Buch dokumentiert in Form eines kommentierten Werkverzeichnisses in chronologischer Reihenfolge alle Projekte, Wettbewerbe und Studien dieser Jahre. Über 50 realisierte Bauten werden ausführlicher behandelt, 14 der wichtigsten davon werden vertieft mit zahlreichen Bildern, Plänen, Materialien und einem detaillierten Text präsentiert. Darüber hinaus befassen sich drei Essays und drei Interviews mit den zentralen Themen Dichte, Ressourcen und Open Building.

In recent years, Baumschlager Eberle architectural practice has successfully continued its international trajectory. Between 2010 and 2020, around 600 buildings, projects, and competitions have been completed, including housing projects, hospitals, company headquarters, university campuses, and the Haus 2226: an office building without heating system. The book documents in chronological order in the form of an annotated and commented catalogue of works all projects, competitions, and studies of these years. Over 50 completed buildings are comprehensively presented. 14 of the most important projects have an in-depth presentation: with images, plans, and other material as well as a detailed text. In addition, three essays and three interviews deal with the central issues of density, resources, and open building.

Energieeffizient; Nachhaltige Architektur; Vorarlberg; Architekt; Architekturbüro; Haus2226; Low tech; Passivhaus; Haus 2226; be 22226; energieoptimiert

Architect / Architectural Office / energy efficient / House2226 / susainable architecture / passive house / Vorarlberg

Individual architects and architectural firms

Baumschlager Eberle Architekten 2010–2020

<UL> <LI>Über die nachhaltige Architektur von Baumschlager Eberle Architekten </LI> <LI>International realisierte Bauten aus den Bereichen Wohnen, Wirtschaft, Gesundheit, Bildung etc. </LI> <LI>Mit Beiträgen von Elisabeth Endres, N. John Habraken, Gerhard Hausladen u. v. a. </LI></UL>

<UL> <LI>On BEA's sustainable architecture </LI> <LI>An account of the firm’s international output: residential, commercial, education, and hospital buildings </LI> <LI>Special edition of the monograph published in 2021 </LI></UL>

Das Werk der Architekten bis 2020

Eberhard Tröger, ZHAW Architektur, Zürich Dietmar Eberle, Prof. em. ETH Zürich, Baumschlager Eberle Lustenau.

Eberhard Tröger, ZHAW Architecture, Zurich Dietmar Eberle, Prof. em. ETH Zürich, Baumschlager Eberle Lustenau.

BEA's work until 2020In recent years, Baumschlager Eberle architectural practice has successfully continued its international trajectory. Between 2010 and 2020, around 600 buildings, projects, and competitions have been completed, including housing projects, hospitals, company headquarters, university campuses, and the Haus 2226: an office building without heating system.   The book documents in chronological order in the form of an annotated and commented catalogue of works all projects, competitions, and studies of these years. Over 50 completed buildings are comprehensively presented. 14 of the most important projects have an in-depth presentation: with images, plans, and other material as well as a detailed text.  In addition, three essays and three interviews deal with the central issues of density, resources, and open building.  On BEA's sustainable architecture  An account of the firm’s international output: residential, commercial, education, and hospital buildings  Special edition of the monograph published in 2021 

BEA's work until 2020In recent years, Baumschlager Eberle architectural practice has successfully continued its international trajectory. Be

Baumschlager Eberle Architekten 2010–2020

Edited by: Dietmar Eberle, Eberhard Tröger