Choose an application

• Reference Manager
• EndNote
• RefWorks (Direct export to RefWorks)

Ce livre aurait pu s'intituler : l'Atomium et le photographe tant la relation qui s'est établie entre ce monument emblématique de Bruxelles et Yves Sarlet repose sur une longue complicité réciproque. Une histoire de passion dirions-nous. L'un et l'autre ont entretenu un dialogue permanent : l'oeil du photographe l'observant de jour comme de nuit et la réponse de l'édifice soumis aux fluctuations de la lumière toujours changeante. Mille trois cent cinquante mètres les séparent et, du haut de son immeuble de vingt-six étages, l'objectif est toujours prêt à saisir le moindre scintillement, comme si c'était un appel des neuf sphères de métal à la surprise. Cette vision continue, le photographe nous la restitue magistralement dans cet ouvrage unique. L'Atomium, dans sa robe argentée, est ici représenté endormi dans les nuages, dévêtu pendant les rénovations et habillé de mille feux chaque soir et lors des nombreuses festivités. Il y aurait d'infinies façons de le voir, mais, ici, c'est le monument qui se livre tout entier dans l'objectif du photographe.

Batiments historiques --- Constructions historiques --- Edifices historiques --- Gebouwen [Historische ] --- Historic buildings --- Historic houses, etc. --- Historische gebouwen --- Historische huizen --- Historische woningen --- Huizen [Historische ] --- Maisons historiques --- Monuments historiques --- Patrimoine architectural --- Patrimoine monumental --- Woningen [Historische ] --- Atomium (Brussels, Belgium) --- Architecture --- Atomium (Bruxelles, Belgique) --- History --- Pictorial works --- Histoire --- Ouvrages illustrés --- Brussels (Belgium) --- Bruxelles (Belgique) --- Buildings, structures, etc --- Constructions --- Ouvrages illustrés --- Belgium --- Exposition universelle --- Bâtiment d'exposition --- Photographie --- Waterkeyn, André --- Sarlet, Yves --- Bruxelles --- Atomium --- Pictorial works.

Choose an application

• Reference Manager
• EndNote
• RefWorks (Direct export to RefWorks)

Historic buildings --- Glass painting and staining --- Stone buildings --- Building stones --- Building, Stone --- Constructions historiques --- Vitraux --- Constructions en pierre --- Pierre à bâtir --- Construction en pierre --- Conservation and restoration --- Congresses. --- Congresses --- Conservation et restauration --- Congrès --- Church architecture --- Architecture, Medieval --- -Church architecture --- -Glass painting and staining --- -Glass, Stained --- Painted glass --- Stained glass --- Decoration and ornament --- Glass, Ornamental --- Glass art --- Glass craft --- Painting --- Glass, Colored --- Stained glass industry --- Ecclesiastical architecture --- Rood-lofts --- Christian art and symbolism --- Religious architecture --- Architecture, Gothic --- Church buildings --- Middle Ages --- -Conservation and restoration --- Pierre à bâtir --- Congrès --- Glass, Stained --- Glass painting and staining - Conservation and restoration --- Church architecture - Conservation and restoration - France --- Architecture, Medieval - Conservation and restoration - Belgium - Turnhout

Choose an application

• Reference Manager
• EndNote
• RefWorks (Direct export to RefWorks)

Bauforschung is a fundamental part of every methodology specifically designed to evaluate and maintain historical buildings. The first step towards censervation and restoration involves being well informed about a building's cultural and historical importance: thus it is necessary to survey it in all its different aspects and at every possible level of significance.This requires a thorough investigation by a specialist--or Bauforscher--who is trained as an architectural historian, in the most fundamental sense of the term. Bauforschung involves the first investigative phase of archtectural historical research, combining the analysis of archaeological, historical and iconographical source material with the complete recording of a building's appearance and pathology. The German word Bauforscher can in fact be translated literally as "building researcher," implying not only a mastery of the skills of the historian, archaeologist and architect, but also of the materials specialist and the surveyor. This book contains the report on the experiences of building researchers from many different European countries, who met at the Raymond Lemaire International Centre for Conservation in 1996.

restoration [process] --- Conservation. Restoration --- research [function] --- Architecture --- Methods in social research (general) --- Science --- restauratie (kunst) --- monumentenzorg --- Restauratie van monumenten en landschappen --- Restauration des monuments et des sites --- Historic buildings --- Constructions historiques --- Conservation and restoration --- Congresses. --- Conservation et restauration --- Congrès --- Monuments historiques --- 72.025.4 --- 902:72 --- -Historic buildings --- -Academic collection --- Historic houses, etc. --- Historical buildings --- Buildings --- Monuments --- Historic sites --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Art --- Building --- Monumentenzorg: reinigen; herstellen; restauratie; vernieuwing --- Archeologie-:-Architectuur. Bouwkunst --- -Conservation and restoration --- Design and construction --- 902:72 Archeologie-:-Architectuur. Bouwkunst --- 72.025.4 Monumentenzorg: reinigen; herstellen; restauratie; vernieuwing --- Congrès --- Academic collection --- Restauration --- Monument historique --- Patrimoine architectural --- Architecture, Primitive --- Architecture - Conservation and restoration - Europe - Congresses --- Historic buildings - Conservation and restoration - Europe - Congresses --- architecture [discipline]