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Language: English
Published by Artez Press, 2016
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- Title
- David Chipperfield: the embedded nomad (Sikkens Foundation, 3)
- Author
- Colenbrander, C. Rapp B.
- Publisher
- Artez Press
- Publication year
- 2016
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 9491444301
- ISBN 13
- 9789491444302
- Item weight
- 4 ounces
- Dimensions
- 5x1x8
- Seller catalogs
- Architecture
David Chipperfield was awarded the Netherlands' Sikkens Prize "for his approach towards the urban context, his talent in re-using existing buildings and monuments, and his subtle and subdued use of colour". Chipperfield was somewhat surprised, because he considered his use of colour and material to be a logical consequence of his views on architecture, not an exceptional achievement. Yet, he interpreted the recognition as encouragement to reflect on the role of colour. Chipperfield's architecture contributes to uniqueness and creates meaningful environments. It is open to change and reinterpretation, because the process of designing, experiencing, and learning never ceases.
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From the Back Cover
David Chipperfield was awarded the Netherlands' Sikkens Prize "for his approach towards the urban context, his talent in re-using existing buildings and monuments, and his subtle and subdued use of colour". Chipperfield was somewhat surprised, because he considered his use of colour and material to be a logical consequence of his views on architecture, not an exceptional achievement. Yet, he interpreted the recognition as encouragement to reflect on the role of colour. Chipperfield's architecture contributes to uniqueness and creates meaningful environments. It is open to change and reinterpretation, because the process of designing, experiencing, and learning never ceases.
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