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TY  - BOOK
ID  - 65397045
TI  - Carrousel, confessions confusion : set 2
AU  - Vinck, Inge
AU  - Boltshauser, Roger
AU  - Kaijima, Momoyo
AU  - Studio Jan De Vylder
AU  - Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich
PY  - 2020
VL  - set 2
SN  - 9783960987642 3960987641
PB  - London Koenig Books
DB  - UniCat
KW  - 72.07
KW  - Mottini, Patrice
KW  - Kroll, Lucien
KW  - Müller, Otto 1905-1993 (°Zürich, Zwitserland)
KW  - Demut, Trudi 1927-2000 (°Zürich, Zwitserland)
KW  - Josephsohn, Hans 1920-2012 (°Königsberg, Oost-Pruisen)
KW  - Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z
KW  - Studio Jan De Vylder
KW  - Architectural design.
KW  - Architecture, Modern
KW  - Sculpture
KW  - Sculpture.
KW  - Demut, Trudi,
KW  - Josephsohn,
KW  - Kroll, Lucien.
KW  - Mottini, Patrice,
KW  - Müller, Otto,
KW  - Vinck, Inge
KW  - Kaijima, Momoyo
KW  - Boltshauser, Roger
KW  - Müller, Otto
KW  - Demut, Trudi
KW  - Josephsohn, Hans
KW  - Muller, Otto
UR  - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:65397045
AB  - This ongoing series by Zürich-based Studio Jan De Vylder invites renowned international architects Jan De Vylder, Peter Swinnen and Arno Brandlhuber to “confess” what inspires their work. For the second boxed set of three zines, the three architects select new inspirations―books, everyday moments, gardens or other architects. In a 64 pages in zineformat on invitation of the Ghent architect and ETH professor Jan de Vylder, friends and colleagues each receive Carte Blanche to present important and significant influences on their work. In this second season, Inge Vinck presents Patrice Mottini's Maison Solaire, Momo Kajima the house La Mémé by Luicen Kroll, and Roger Boltshausen works of art by Otto Mueller, Trudi Demut and Hans Josephson. The architects present the unusual positions with their own texts and source materials like plans, drawings, sketches, the projects are documented photographically by Filip Dujardin, and finally each of them is contextualized by the architectural historian Maarten Delebeke, who contextualizes the works both in their historical significance and their contemporary echo.
ER  -