- Gebundene Ausgabe: 480 Seiten
- Verlag: Gibbs Smith Pub; Auflage: 1 (30. Januar 2004)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 158685237X
- ISBN-13: 978-1586852375
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 21,6 x 23,9 x 4,4 cm
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 286.252 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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Shelter the Human Family is the most extensive documentation ever published of traditional ("vernacular") buildings throughout the world. With examples from nearly every continent, the book documents the diverse methods people have used to create shelter from locally available natural materials, and shows the impressively handmade finished products through this truly stunning compilation of photographs. Unlike modern buildings that rely on industrially produced materials and highly specialized electric tools and techniques, the shelters featured here represent a rapidly disappearing genre of handcrafted and beautifully composed structures. They are the work of simple and real people who, as builders and homesteaders, have integrated artistic beauty and practical form into their shelter needs. Shelter the Human Family offers insights into the world of vernacular building, along with potential solutions to many of the problems that plague modern architecture.It is a must-have collection that preserves and documents the rich cultural past of each structure and its community, and offers inspiration for those looking to build in a way that is motivated by something larger than speed, efficiency, and economic profit.
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Leaving modern architecture and its conventions far behind, Japanese photographer Yoshio Komatsu and his wife, Eiko, have traveled to some of the remotest regions on earth, compiling a stunning photographic collection of what are commonly referred to as traditional, vernacular, or indigenous buildings. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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Leaving modern architecture and its conventions far behind, Japanese photographer Yoshio Komatsu and his wife, Eiko, have traveled to some of the remotest regions on earth, compiling a stunning photographic collection of what are commonly referred to as traditional, vernacular, or indigenous buildings. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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Best book on verancular architecture ever
5. Februar 2004
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
Without qualification, this is the greatest account of vernacular architecture, indigenous shelter, and traditional folk-built home images ever published. And it won't likely be surpassed, since fanatical photographer Yoshio Komatsu spent 25 years travelling the globe to document the full jaw-dropping variety of shelter on earth. He's been EVERYWHERE. I can't think of a remote region of Asia, Africa, South American and Europe that he missed; most of the styles are new and stimulating to me, and I've been around. While the classic small tome of Architecture Without Architects hints dreamily at this diversity, Built By Hand completes the thought by explicitly celebrating this abundance in vivid in-your-face technicolor. It's in a different league from all previous vernacular architecture books. This one is a stupendous 480-page cornucopic tome overflowing with 700 photographs, and thousands of details, hopes, and design ideas. Totally breathtaking, totally awesome! If this doesn't get you to grab a hammer, nothing will.
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Ultimate Book on Vernacular Architecture
22. Januar 2004
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
There has never been a photographer of buildings like Yoshio Komatsu. He's been shooting photos around the world for 25 years now and this stunning book is the result. It's a spectacular photo journey, like a film, around the planet, giving you rare glimpses of shelter in every corner of the earth. The photos are absolutely wonderful. Text and editing are by straw bale gurus Bill and Athena Steen, and Eiko Komatsu. This is like an updated, expanded, technicolor, improved-upon Architecture Without Architects. Wow!
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20. August 2005
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
As books go this one makes it to my top ten. People are always using the word venacular out of context, this book puts it right back. The pictures in this book speak a thousand words. Use whats local, works with materials found around you. I live on an Island on the West coast, lots of rain. There are so many people on this Island building 'green houses' with straw bales. There are so many people who are going to have mouldy homes!!! Venacular learn the word. Live in a home made of the materials around you! Buy this book, and learn.
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