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'10x10/3' is a comprehensive overview of new architecture today. It presents 100 of the world's most exceptional emerging architects, selected by ten internationally prominent critics, architects, and curators.
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Architects --- Architecture, Modern --- Architecture, Modern --- Safdie, Moshe, --- Moshe Safdie & Associates.
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Architecture, Modern --- Architecture, Modern --- Proctor and Matthews Architects.
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Architecture, Modern --- Architectural design --- Architectural design. --- Architecture, Modern. --- 2000 - 2099
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Architectural design --- Architectural design --- Architecture, Modern --- Architecture, Modern --- History --- History
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The importance of glass in the search of light and warmth throughout the history of architecture is unmatched. Today, glass still is and continues to be one of the most essential and versatile materials. In addition to its use for façade design, it is applied as a structural element, is able to present itself in the widest range of textures and colors and exhibits novel properties revealed by modern technology. Using impressive photographs, drawings and sketches as well as informed texts, Clear Glass explores the timelessness and ceaseless fascination achieved by this translucent material. The book encompasses various architectural typologies and presents prestigious and innovative contemporary architectural projects from around the world
Architecture, Modern --- Architecture, Modern --- Glass construction --- Glass construction
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Architecture, Modern --- Architectural design --- Architectural design. --- Architecture, Modern. --- 2000 - 2099
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Architecture and society --- Architecture, Modern --- History --- Architecture
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Architecture, Modern --- Architecture --- Periodicals --- Périodiques
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