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David Tajchman's first book about a self-initiated architectural research for a White City-specific High-Rise: the Gran Mediterraneo. Gathering working documents, sketches and rare pictures in an object specifically designed by graphic designer and art director Sara Jassim.In 2016, architect David Tajchman made public a self-initiated high-rise proposal on which he worked in secret during a few months. He decided to propose a new typology of skyscraper, more city-specific for Tel Aviv. Based on his previous observations that a new skyline is appearing in the White City, which according to his experience of the city and his knowledge of the local architectural history, does not take enough into account the 1930s and later Brutalist legacies. His yet unbuilt (but surely to get built) skyscraper is a spontaneous proposal from a foreign architect to the local decision makers, to open their eyes and their mind to other visions, for a more Tel Aviv-specific vertical architecture. The Gran Mediterraneo has been widely published as an architectural innovation and has won several awards gaining international recognition, with the recent Architizer A+ Awards 2017 received in New York.During the design process, David sketched, wrote, read and photographed about the various topics involved into his high-rise proposal. This book is an opportunity to share his references, background, research documents, notes, drawings and working (3d) models. The book was first an exhibition-catalogue, presented last September 2016 in Paris in the framework of a solo show entitled " Gran Mediterraneo - Project Process Progress ". It contains archive documents on different topics and texts from invited contributors.

Architectural drawing --- Tall buildings --- Projets d'architecture --- Immeubles de grande hauteur --- History --- Histoire --- Tajchman, David --- Immeubles à usages multiples --- Oeuvres. --- Immeubles à usages multiples

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Multipurpose buildings --- Modern movement (Architecture) --- Immeubles à usages multiples --- Mouvement moderne (Architecture) --- Mendelsohn, Erich, --- Chermayeff, Serge, --- De La Warr Pavilion --- History. --- toegepaste kunsten --- Architectuur --- Mendelsohn, Erich --- Chermayeff, Serge --- Engeland --- Bexhill on Sea --- Hybrid buildings --- Mixed-use buildings --- Multiple use buildings --- Multiuse buildings --- Buildings --- Joint occupancy of buildings --- Modernism (Architecture) --- Modernist architecture --- Architecture, Modern --- International style (Architecture) --- Geschichte --- De La Warr Pavilion (Bexhill, England) --- History --- Immeubles à usages multiples

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De nos jours, la ville est de plus en plus dense et multifonctionnelle. Dans un même quartier, un même bâtiment tout est réuni : les services, les commerces, les bureaux et les habitations. Le nouvel urbanisme est constitué de tours multifonctionnelles. Exemple de projets de tours de par le monde : le projet Bryghus(Copenhague), Metacity (Rotterdam), De Rotterdam (Rotterdam), 111 First Street (Jersey) et Renaissance de Dubai par OMA ; Transformation de l'entrepôt Macdonald (Paris) par OMA, FAA+XDGA ; Halle de marché (Rotterdam) par MVRDV ; le Park St Jacques (Bâle) par Herzog et de Meuron ; Lynked Hybrid (Beijing), Sliced Porosity Block (Chengdu) et Centre Vanke (Shenzhen) par Steven Holl Architects ; Toni Areal (Zurich) par EM2N ; Tour à usage mixte Low2No (Helsinki) et Musée Plaza (Louisville) par REX ; Sky Village (Rodovre) par ADEPT + MVRDV ; la Tour Scala (Copenhague) par BIG ; The Edge (Dubai) par RCR Arquitectes ; Tour Porte de La Chapelle (Paris) et Mixed-use Block à (Nanjing) par Iñaki Abalos, Renata Sentkiewicz et Atelier L+ ; Tour/bloc par Stan Allen, Rafi Segal à (New York) ; Tour Signal (Paris) par Jean Nouvel.

Multipurpose buildings --- Architecture, Modern --- Immeubles à usages multiples --- Architecture --- Designs and plans --- Dessins et plans --- Analyse de bâtiment --- Tour --- Gratte-ciel --- Analyse de l'urbanisme --- Bâtiment multifonctionnel --- Bâtiment public --- Multipurpose buildings. --- 721.4 --- 72.037 --- 72.036 --- 711.4 --- 711.58 --- 72.039 --- 72.01 --- 728.2 --- 728.22 --- Hybride gebouwen --- Gemengde bouw ; gemengde bouwfuncties --- Hyper architectuur --- Stedenbouw ; architectuur ; densiteit --- Multifunctionele gebouwen --- Stedenbouw ; de metropolen van de toekomst --- Stedenbouw ; socio-economische aspecten --- Architectuurtypes ; experimentele --- hybride gebouwen --- multifunctionele gebouwen --- architectuur 21e eeuw --- Eenentwintigste eeuw (architectuur) --- 21ste eeuw (architectuur) --- 20ste eeuw (architectuur) --- Twintigste eeuw (architectuur) --- Stedenbouw --- Stadsplanning: woonwijken; woonsectoren --- Hedendaagse architectuur. Bouwkunst sinds 1960 --- Architectuur ; theorie, filosofie, esthetica --- Architectuurgeschiedenis ; 2000 - 2050 --- Woningbouw ; woningblokken, meergezinshuizen, maisonettes --- Woningbouw ; flatgebouwen, appartementen, hoogbouw, wolkenkrabbers --- architectuur in de 21e eeuw --- 72.039 Hedendaagse architectuur. Bouwkunst sinds 1960 --- 711.58 Stadsplanning: woonwijken; woonsectoren --- Immeubles à usages multiples --- Designs and plans. --- PROJETS D'ARCHITECTURE --- 1990-.... --- 1990 - ....

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Now that urban industry is often clean, green, small, and quiet it can be integrated at the city and building scale with other uses. Although little explored as of yet, we don’t yet know what this new hybrid will look like and how can it support new entrepreneurs, equitable jobs, and vital urban forms? How can hybrid models change with new technologies, sustainable manufacturing, and advanced production systems to create new open city? Can we break the planning and land-use patterns of segregated zoning by class and function and encourage mixed-use zoning that transforms new building and zoning codes and this the mix in the city? These questions and more are addressed in Hybrid Factory / Hybrid City, through a collection of essays by participants in the eponymous symposium organized by Nina Rappaport at the Future Urban Legacy Lab of the Politecnico di Torino. Divided into two sections, the essays describes projects and research by architects and urbanists regarding the aura of industry and its smells, its place in relationship to the body, building structures, logistics centers, reused factory buildings, and their current and future potential for mixed-use. Social and economic equity can be integrated through light manufacturing jobs, community uses, and affordable housing. Considering how we can make 1+1 = 3, the book concludes with a roundtable discussion among the authors reflecting on urban production during COVID-19 and the new “16-minute” city.

Stedenbouw ; hybridisatie van de stad --- Hybride gebouwen ; 21ste eeuw --- Architectuur ; herbestemming ; hergebruik --- Barkow Leibinger --- Sauerbruch and Hutton --- 51N4E ; opgericht in 1998 door Peter Swinnen --- TRANS architectuur - stedenbouw --- 711.13 --- 725.4 --- 711.558 --- Stedenbouw. Ruimtelijke ordening ; sociale geografie ; socio-economische aspecten ; stadsgeografie --- Openbare gebouwen ; industriegebouwen, fabrieken, werkplaatsen --- Stedenbouw. Ruimtelijke ordening ; recreatieterreinen --- 711.4 --- 711.16 --- 721.4 --- Stedenbouw (theorie) --- Herbestemming --- Hybride gebouwen --- Sociology of environment --- Environmental planning --- Constructions industrielles. --- Immeubles à usages multiples.

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In 2018, BLOX was opened on the waterfront in Copenhagen. Designed by the Dutch architecture studio OMA and funded by Realdania philanthropic association, BLOX is more than just a building. It is a mix of homes, offices, exhibition spaces, cafes and public areas with a vibrant urban life - elements that, when taken together, form a new destination at Bryghusgrunden, one of Copenhagen's perhaps most challenging construction sites. BLOX also provides a framework for projects such as the Danish Architecture Centre's changing architectural exhibitions on Danish and international architecture, and for BLOXHUB - an interdisciplinary, international innovation environment for sustainable urban development. Through interviews and essays, this book tells the story of the building's inception and foundational concept. It takes an extensive look at the many decisions and issues that arise in a project where ambitions of architecture, urban space and the life of the building always were extremely high - from the birth of the concept in 2004 to its uses today. It is at the same time also a history of the development of Copenhagen's waterfront into one of the city's key recreational spaces.

Multipurpose buildings --- Office for Metropolitan Architecture. --- Copenhagen (Denmark) --- Buildings, structures, etc. --- Office for metropolitan architecture. --- Bâtiment multifonctionnel --- BLOX (Copenhagen, Denmark) --- Office for Metropolitan Architecture --- Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) --- Copenhague --- 72.07 --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen --- OMA --- Office of Metropolitan Architecture --- O.M.A. --- O.M.A./Koolhaas --- OMA/AMO Rem Koolhaas --- København (Denmark) --- Københavns kommunalbestyrelse (Denmark) --- Kjøbenhavn (Denmark) --- Københavns kommune (Denmark) --- Kopenchagē (Denmark) --- Kaupmannahöfn (Denmark) --- Kaupmannahavfn (Denmark) --- Hafnia (Denmark) --- Köpenhamn (Denmark) --- Kopenhagen (Denmark) --- Ċēapmannhæfen (Denmark) --- كوبنهاغن (Denmark) --- Kūbinhāghin (Denmark) --- Copenaguen (Denmark) --- Copenhague (Denmark) --- Kopenihage (Denmark) --- Горад Капенгаген (Denmark) --- Horad Kapenhahen (Denmark) --- Капенгаген (Denmark) --- Kapenhahen (Denmark) --- Копенхаген (Denmark) --- Kopenkhagen (Denmark) --- Copenhaguen (Denmark) --- Kodaň (Denmark) --- Copenaghen (Denmark) --- Kopenhaagen (Denmark) --- Κοπεγχάγη (Denmark) --- Cupenàghen (Denmark) --- Копенгаген ош (Denmark) --- Kopengagen osh (Denmark) --- Копенгаген (Denmark) --- Kopengagen (Denmark) --- Kopenhago (Denmark) --- Copenagui (Denmark) --- Kopenhage (Denmark) --- Keypmannahavn (Denmark) --- Cóbanhávan (Denmark) --- 코펜하겐 (Denmark) --- קופנהגן (Denmark) --- Kòpenhaga (Denmark) --- Kopenhavn (Denmark) --- Kopènag (Denmark) --- Kopenhag (Denmark) --- Haunia (Denmark) --- Codania (Denmark) --- Portus Mercatorum (Denmark) --- Kopenhāgena (Denmark) --- Koupenhage (Denmark) --- Koppenhága (Denmark) --- Kaopenagy (Denmark) --- Kopenhoaven (Denmark) --- コペンハーゲン (Denmark) --- Kopenhuuwen (Denmark) --- Copenaga (Denmark) --- Копенhаген (Denmark) --- Københápman (Denmark) --- Кобєнхавнъ (Denmark) --- Kobenkhavn (Denmark) --- Kopynhaga (Denmark) --- Kobanhaygan (Denmark) --- Kööpenhamina (Denmark) --- Kopenhahen (Denmark) --- Kopõnhaagõn (Denmark) --- קאפנהאגן (Denmark) --- Ḳopenhagn (Denmark) --- Kuopenhaga (Denmark) --- 哥本哈根 (Denmark) --- Gebenhagen (Denmark) --- Frederiksberg (Denmark) --- Christianshavn (Copenhagen, Denmark) --- 72.039(489) --- 72(210.5) --- Architectuur ; Kopenhagen ; BLOX ; 2018 ; OMA --- OMA - Rem Koolhaas --- Koolhaas, Rem °1944 (°Rotterdam, Nederland) --- Architectuurgeschiedenis ; 2000 - 2050 ; Denemarken --- Architectuur ; architectuur en water ; aan het water --- Hybrid buildings --- Mixed-use buildings --- Multiple use buildings --- Multiuse buildings --- Buildings --- Joint occupancy of buildings --- Multipurpose buildings - Denmark - Copenhagen --- Urbanisme durable --- Copenhagen (Denmark) - Buildings, structures, etc. --- Architecture --- Immeubles à usages multiples --- History --- Histoire --- Copenhague (Danemark) --- Constructions