TY - BOOK ID - 22093965 TI - Shigeru Ban Architects PY - 2018 SN - 9781864707120 1864707127 PB - Victoria, Australia : Images Publishing, DB - UniCat KW - Constructions en bois KW - Constructions provisoires KW - Architecture KW - Design architectural KW - Architecture, Modern KW - Architectural practice, International KW - Architectural design KW - Pratique KW - Shigeru Ban Architects KW - Architects KW - 72.07 KW - Design KW - Structural design KW - International architectural practice KW - Professional employees KW - Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z KW - History KW - Ban, Shigeru, KW - 坂茂, KW - Shigeru Ban Architects. KW - 72(520) KW - Architectuur ; 1985-2016 ; Shigeru Ban KW - Bouwmaterialen ; karton ; papier ; hout ; bamboe KW - Ruimtelijke constructies ; overspanningen ; kapconstructies KW - Tentstructuren KW - Tijdelijke architectuur ; voor daklozen KW - Architectuur ; Japan KW - Architectural firms KW - Architectural practice, International. KW - Architectural design. KW - Architectes KW - Agences d'architecture KW - Pratique internationale KW - Constructions en bois. KW - Constructions provisoires. KW - Design architectural. KW - Pratique. KW - J6500 KW - Japan: Art and antiquities -- architecture KW - Architects - Japan KW - Architecture, Modern - 21st century KW - Architecture, Modern - 20th century KW - Ban, Shigeru, - 1957 KW - -Architects UR - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:22093965 AB - This richly illustrated book delves into the innovative output of one of the world's most prolific international design and architecture practitioners, Tokyo-based Shigeru Ban. Canvassing an enormous compilation of works, this title is a significant contribution to IMAGES' stable of woks showcasing renowned leading architects from around the globe. This book features an array of innovative projects, from commercial and residential innovation strategies to humanitarian works, such as emergency shelters made from paper and modular shelters for earthquake victims. His visionary residential design philosophies encompass timber hybrid structures, including a building constructed from cardboard tubes; the tallest hybrid timber structure in the world for a residential tower in Vancouver; or the new home designed for the Aspen Art Museum, which features woven wooden cladding. His innovation extends to the industrial design of an architect's scale pen used for drawing. This book also helps to relay Shigeru Ban's contemporary discourse on architectural culture, and how it is moving in new directions. ER -