Johan Celsing: Under Construction 2011, 2013, 2015
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Keyword: 2011-2015, residential, commercial, Swedish architect
Size: 170 x 240 mmPages: 247
Format: 3 vol softcover in box
Language: English
Illustrations: colour & b/w, plans
Texts: Johan Celsing
Printing: TMG Stockholm
Publisher: Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor
Weight: 820 gr
ISBN 13: 9789198382105 , 9789198382112 , 9789198382129
Pub Year: 2016
Description
Article no.: CELSINGBOX
The 3 volumes in a box, entitled Under Construction 2011, 2013, 2015, each contain four buildings under construction.
The works are presented in texts, drawings, sketches, full-scale prototypes and in snaps shots of material samples and of building sites as well as in the precise photography of London-based photographer Ioana Marinescu. Each volume includes essays by Johan Celsing discussing the discipline of architecture and topics related to the works. Among the buildings presented are: The Church at Årsta. The New Crematorium at the Woodland Cemetery in Stockholm. Summer House in Scania The reconstructions of the Canopies of Sigurd Lewerentz’ at Malmö’s Eastern Cemetery. The Brick Tower in Malmö. Among the essays included are: The Robust, the Sincere, 2007 Decorum, Tentative notes on it’s Contemporary Relevance and use, 2013 Plans, metres. How the work of Poets may inform the Crafting of Buildings, 2016
The works are presented in texts, drawings, sketches, full-scale prototypes and in snaps shots of material samples and of building sites as well as in the precise photography of London-based photographer Ioana Marinescu. Each volume includes essays by Johan Celsing discussing the discipline of architecture and topics related to the works. Among the buildings presented are: The Church at Årsta. The New Crematorium at the Woodland Cemetery in Stockholm. Summer House in Scania The reconstructions of the Canopies of Sigurd Lewerentz’ at Malmö’s Eastern Cemetery. The Brick Tower in Malmö. Among the essays included are: The Robust, the Sincere, 2007 Decorum, Tentative notes on it’s Contemporary Relevance and use, 2013 Plans, metres. How the work of Poets may inform the Crafting of Buildings, 2016