RE-CYCLE, stratégies for architecture, city and planet
Stefania Maninchedda (Directeur de publication) ; Ciorra Pippo (Editeur) ; Sara Marini (Editeur)
2012
224 p
9788837088965
69_001 MAN
MATERIAU RECYCLE ; DESIGN ; DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE ; INNOVATION ; ENVIRONNEMENT
The various aesthetic interpretations of recycling and reuse expressed through materials, objects, buildings, cities and the environment. A “state of the art” overview of an urgent contemporary issue, aimed at identifying possible future solutions and applications. The exhibition is the result of an extensive research project launched in the autumn of 2010, which identifies “virtuous actions” in the fields of landscape and urban transformation, as well as experimental strategies for the “recycling” of the existing built heritage. The research was developed through projects, experiences and programmes with a distinctly experimental nature, inclined toward innovation also in terms of expression — a necessary condition for an institution like MAXXI, which is dedicated to contemporary architecture and art. The exhibition is divided into two main sections. The first is structured into four specific areas — landscape, city, housing, architecture — bringing together Italian and international projects, data and experiences. The second gathers a range of works that reinforce the idea of creativity associated with the culture of recycling. In doing so, alongside an ethics of sustainability, it seeks to promote the emergence of an aesthetics of sustainability. In parallel with the Re-cycle exhibition, a photographic section explores aspects connected to the main theme of the show through the work of contemporary Italian and international photographers. The various aesthetic interpretations of recycling and reuse, expressed through materials, objects, buildings, cities and the environment, define the “state of the art” of a pressing issue, offering clues to future solutions and applications. Authors from diverse backgrounds and sensibilities are invited to reflect on the concept of recycling from unexpected — at times surprising — perspectives, including Aldo Bonomi, Enrico Ghezzi, Anthony Vidler and Sylvia Lavin.
URL lien : https://www.electa.it/prodotto/re-cycle/
Numéro d'inventaire : E25-112
Format : 17 x 24
Langue : Anglais
Classement : Construction écologique, durable HQE
Localisation : salle de lecture
Etat : PRESQUE NEUF
Devise : €
Contents
Architecture Quality, Landscape Recycling — Pio Baldi — p.12
Re-exhibiting — Margherita Guccione — p.14
Unbuilding Architecture — Pippo Ciorra — p.16
Work Shop Rome. A Project for MAXXI — Sofia Bilotta — p.32
A New Returning Concept
Recycling, Recycling Oneself — Aldo Bonomi — p.38
Nothing New. On the Idea of Recycling — Reinier de Graaf — p.50
New Paradigms: Reducing, Reusing, Recycling the City (and the Landscapes) — Mosè Ricci — p.64
Notes on Detroit — Charles Waldheim, Chris Reed with Jill Allen — p.78
After the Barcelona Model: Challenges for Public Space in the 21st Century — Francesc Munoz — p.84
Total Re-Cycle. Recycling and Corrections — Alberto Ferlenga — p.90
Recycling Cities — Paola Viganò — p.102
Recycling the Immaterial
In Seven Films — Giovanni Corbellini — p.120
Music on Bones — Eduardo Cadava, Xenia Vytuleva — p.132
Container Architecture — Sara Marini — p.134
The Utopia of Reality — Jill Allen — p.146
Venetian Windows: A Cannaregio Story — Anthony Vidler — p.146
The Raw and the Cooked and the Leftovers, or Hoarding as a Material Science — Sylvia Lavin — p.156
The Butterfly Effect. Punctual Architectural Disturbances for Radical Urban Changes — Sara Marini — p.168
Recyclable Paths to the Shadow of Re-being, i.e. Blob. Humanity as a Ready-made — Enrico Ghezzi — p.184
Fernando and Humberto Campana. Maloca — Domitilla Dardi — p.192
Pieter Hugo. Permanent Error — Francesca Fabiani — p.198
Exemplaires
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| 1 | 69_001-MAN E25-112 | Salle de lecture | [disponible] | YRéserver |