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51N4E --- Anrys, Johan --- Persyn, Freek --- Swinnen, Peter --- België

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"Make New History, the companion publication to the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial, invites speculation on the status and importance of history to architecture today. The book brings together an eminent collection of historians, curators, and practitioners--including Giovanna Borasi, Edward Eigen, Sarah Herda, Robert Somol, Martino Stierli, Philip Ursprung, Jesús Vassallo, and Sarah Whiting--and features over a hundred artists and architects from the exhibition. The 2017 Biennial focuses on the efforts of contemporary architects to align their work with versions of history. From the diverse voices within discipline, it examines the interplay of design and the broadening recall of and access to historical source material. In the realm of building practice, participants interrogate how sites are made up of the historical accumulation of materials, regulations, social conventions, and memories. Issues under consideration are the regulation and management of power and identity, what prevails and what does not, and how to recognize the significance of untold narratives." -- Amazon.com

Architecture --- Architecture, Modern --- 72.039(7/8) --- 51N4E ; Anrijs, Johan °1974 ; Persyn, Freek °1974 ; Swinnen, Peter °1972 --- Architectenbureau De Vylder Vinck Tallieu --- Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen en Michael Van Den Abeele --- Architectuurgeschiedenis ; 2000 - 2050 ; Amerika --- History --- biennials [exhibitions] --- architecture [object genre] --- 51N4E ; Anrijs, Johan ; Persyn, Freek ; Swinnen, Peter --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Buildings --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Design and construction --- Art --- Building --- Chicago Architecture Biennial

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Du musée Groeninge à la Villa Arteconomy, les bâtiments et les projets du 51N4E apparaissent ici comme le résultat d’une quête continue de produire une œuvre autonome (voire personnelle) et pourtant radicalement ouverte sur le monde dans lequel nous vivons. Les paradoxes nécessaires que ces ambitions jumelles génèrent définissent également une certaine tension qui caractérise l’œuvre elle-même. Tant pour les architectes eux-mêmes que pour un public attentif, cette tension semble productive, voire nécessaire, dans le sens où elle crée des environnements architecturaux clairement définis mais toujours ouverts, prêts à être engagés et utilisés. Ce livre illustre une série de projets distincts produits au cours de la première décennie de 51N4E, et les présente dans un arrangement séquentiel délibérément impassible, ni chronologique ni thématique, mais simplement positionné avec des textes sur le côté gauche et des images sur la droite. Autant permettre aux mots et aux images de parler d’eux-mêmes, cette structure permet une double lecture (cohérente avec le titre de l’exposition que ce livre accompagne): se concentrer et comprendre des projets individuels, ou feuilleter le livre comme si un grand portfolio, oublier les projets et simplement tout regarder dans une sorte d’association libre - double ou rien.

architecture [object genre] --- Architecture --- 51N4E [Brussels] --- 51N4E (Firm) --- Architectuur ; 2000-2010 ; 51N4E --- 51N4E ; Johan Anrys ; Freek Persyn ; Peter Swinnen ; Sotiria Kornaropoulou --- Anrys, Johan °1972 (°België) --- Persyn, Freek °1973 (°België) --- Swinnen, Peter °1965 (°Lier, België) --- Architectenbureau 51N4E --- Architectuur ; vnl. België ; 21ste eeuw --- Architectural firms --- 51N4E --- Anrys, Johan --- Persyn, Freek --- Swinnen, Peter --- 72.07 --- Belgische architecten --- 72 --- 72 Architectuur. Bouwkunst --- 72 Architecture --- Architectuur. Bouwkunst --- Firms, Architectural --- Architects --- Business enterprises --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- 51N4E Space Producers --- Exhibitions --- Agences d'architecture --- Exhibitions. --- Expositions --- Musée --- Maison individuelle --- Projet d'architecture --- Conception de projet --- Processus de conception --- 51N4E [Brussel] --- architects --- Belgium --- 51N4E. --- artists' books [books]

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Focus made nowadays on dialogue has us thinking about the place dialogue has in the design process in architecture. In The Things Around Us, we reflect--through conversation with 51N4E (Brussels) and Rural Urban Framework (Hong Kong)--on the role conversation plays in contemporary architectural practice and on the ways in which a building relates to its environment. Today, as curator Francesco Garutti writes in his introduction to the project, the increasingly polymorphous, globalized, and complex nature of contexts means that they are constantly changing, shaped by countless economic, political, and cultural shifts. Whether in the biggest cities or most remote villages, architectural practice ends up feeling less about the creation of buildings than about the careful coordination of the many things that surround and influence places and their identities. In response, architects like those of 51N4E and Rural Urban Framework have to shift their positions to become choreographers of dialogue, mediating between communities, between politicians and villagers, and between large-scale forces and local constraints. Architects have to allow the things around them to take the lead in the conversation.

Architecture, Modern --- Cities and towns --- 51N4E (Firm). --- Rural Urban Framework (Firm). --- 72.07 --- 711.07 --- 51N4E --- Rural Urban Framework (RUF) --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- Stedenbouwkundigen --- 72 51N4E --- Anrys, Johan --- Persyn, Freek --- Bolchover, Joshua --- Lin, John --- Architectural firms - Exhibitions --- Space (Architecture) - Exhibitions --- Architecture - Environmental aspects - Exhibitions --- Architectural firms --- Space (Architecture) --- Architecture

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Many architects and engineers today believe that the most sustainable building is the one that is never demolished. The third edition of the Chapters series developed by the Belgian architecture firm 51N4E therefore tells the story of the transformation of two office towers from the 1970s according to the principles of reduce-reuse-recycle. Against all odds, the former World Trade Center in Brussels will be repurposed in a previously unimaginable way. After many years of vacancy, the building now stands for a new approach to urban development and becomes a showcase for dealing with building fabric from the 1970s that is threatened with demolition, in a more sustainable way. This publication tells the story of the unlikely journey to obtain the building permit, tracing the events that led to this new lease of life. Starting from the initial dream of dismantling the World Trade Center, it recounts the complex and layered process that shaped the innovative adaptive-reuse project called ZIN. Even if the circular, spatial, and material setup is unique to the project, the concepts and the processes behind it are not. By breaking down the complexity of its components, we can understand what has happened, and—more importantly—what could happen to other buildings as well. That is the reason this publication bares witness: to learn how to not demolish a building.

Architectuur ; hergebruik ; herbestemming ; 21ste eeuw --- Architectuur ; hergebruik ; Brussel --- Architectuur ; kantoorgebouwen ; 20ste en 21ste eeuw --- Architectuur ; Brussel ; 20ste en 21ste eeuw --- Architectuur ; België ; 21ste eeuw --- 51N4E ; opgericht in 1998 door Peter Swinnen --- 72.025.4 --- 72.07 --- Architectuur ; renovatie, restauratie, vernieuwing --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- Public buildings --- Private houses --- adaptive reuse --- Jaspers-Eyers Architects [Brussels] --- l'AUC [Paris] --- 51N4E [Brussel] --- Brussels --- Architecture --- Architecture, Modern --- Buildings --- History --- Remodeling for other use. --- Repair and reconstruction. --- 51N4E (Firm). --- Befimmo (Firm). --- Jaspers-Eyers & Partners (Firm). --- l'Auc (Firm). --- 51N4E --- Anrys, Johan --- Persyn, Freek --- Swinnen, Peter --- World Trade Center (Brussel) --- 72.025.2 --- Herbruik (architectuur) --- 51N4E [Brussels] --- Tall buildings --- Immeubles de grande hauteur --- Constructions --- Remodeling for other use --- Reconversion --- Histoire --- Brussels (Belgium) --- Bruxelles (Belgique) --- Buildings, structures, etc. --- Projets d'architecture --- Reconversion (architecture) --- AUC.