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Paperback. Condition: New. Immerse yourself with architects Florian Idenburg and LeeAnn Suen as they journey through a wide-ranging collection of the objects, systems, and buildings that have occupied the American office space since the advent of the internet. Through stories and speculations, Idenburg and Suen expose the relationships between space, work, and people, and explore the intentions that have driven the development of office design for working humans. In twelve essays, this book examines the spatial typologies and global phenomena that have defined the office in the last half century. Topics include the return of the work club, the rise of the corporate festival, the way of the charismatic guru, the shattering of the time clock, and the design of playgrounds for work. We cycle through Frank O. Gehry's radical, playful spaces for digital nomads in the advertising world, stagger under the weight of stacks of punch cards, feel the fit of our bodies in the Aeron Chair, answer the phone in Hugh Hefner's bed, and scroll through Lil Miquela's feed. Photographic essays by Iwan Baan provide a visual post-occupancy report on a range of canonical office projects, such as Marcel Breuer's IBM campus in Florida and the Ford Foundation's urban garden in Manhattan. Four intervening catalogs offer collections of experimental workplace products, augural advertisements for office building components, digital office components, and renderings of speculative workplaces; each catalog bridges the reality of the office and how we imagine its alternatives. This book is a theoretical backdrop for architects as much as it is for businesspeople and employees. With curiosity and skepticism, it looks at the spaces and solutions that have been designed for human work, tracing the transformation from work to occupation, from punch cards to "playbor," from today's lived experience to tomorrow's unpredictable, imagined futures. …

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Condition: New. Betreten Sie das amerikanische Buero - von Marcel Breuers IBM-Campus bis Lil Miquelas Instagram-Profil. Dieses Buch beleuchtet den Arbeitsplatz in all seinen Formen, von den 1970ern bis in die Zukunft. Mit 12 Essays und Fotostrecken von Iwan Baan fuehrt es Si.

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Begleiten Sie die Architekten Florian Idenburg und LeeAnn Suen auf ihrer Reise durch eine umfangreiche Sammlung von Objekten, Systemen und Geb?uden, die seit dem Aufkommen des Internets den amerikanischen B?roraum pr?gen. Anhand von Geschichten und Gedanken legen Idenburg und Suen die Beziehungen zwischen Raum, Arbeit und Menschen frei und erforschen die Absichten und treibenden Kr?fte hinter der Entwicklung des B?rodesigns f?r den arbeitenden Menschen. In zw?lf Essays untersucht dieses Buch die r?umlichen Typologien und globalen Ph?nomene, die das B?ro w?hrend des letzten halben Jahrhunderts gepr?gt haben. Sie besch?ftigen sich unter anderem mit der R?ckkehr der Arbeitsvereine, dem Aufstieg des Firmenfests, dem Weg des charismatischen Gurus, der Abschaffung der Stechuhr und der Gestaltung von Spielpl?tzen am Arbeitsplatz. Wir radeln durch Frank O. Gehrys radikale, verspielte R?ume f?r digitale Werbeweltnomaden, taumeln unter dem Gewicht von Stapeln von Lochkarten, f?hlen die Passform unserer K?rper im Aeron Chair, f?hren Telefonate im Bett von Hugh Hefner und scrollen durch Lil Miquelas Feed. Fotografische Essays von Iwan Baan liefern visuelle Nutzungsanalysen bekannter B?roprojekte, wie Marcel Breuers IBM-Campus in Florida und den Atriumgarten der Ford Foundation in Manhattan. Dazwischen stellen Kataloge Produktreihen experimenteller Arbeitsplatzutensilien vor sowie zukunftsweisende Werbung f?r B?rogeb?udeteile, digitales Zubeh?r und Renderings spekulativer Arbeitspl?tze. Jeder Katalog schl?gt eine Br?cke zwischen der B?rorealit?t von heute und unseren Ideen f?r ihre Alternativen von morgen. Dieses Buch bietet Architekten, Gesch?ftsleuten und Arbeitnehmern einen theoretischen Hintergrund. Mit Neugier und Skepsis n?hert es sich R?umen und L?sungen f?r das menschliche Arbeiten und verfolgt den Wandel von der Arbeit zum Beruf und von der Lochkarte zum "Playbor", jenem Ph?nomen, das Arbeit als spielerischen Prozess sublimiert und sich aus "play" (Spiel) und "labor" (Arbeit) ableitet. Es beschreibt den Weg unserer heute erlebten Erfahrungen in eine unvorhersehbare erdachte Zukunft. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1104.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Immerse yourself with architects Florian Idenburg and LeeAnn Suen as they journey through a wide-ranging collection of the objects, systems, and buildings that have occupied the American office space since the advent of the internet. Through stories and speculations, Idenburg and Suen expose the relationships between space, work, and people, and explore the intentions that have driven the development of office design for working humans. In twelve essays, this book examines the spatial typologies and global phenomena that have defined the office in the last half century. Topics include the return of the work club, the rise of the corporate festival, the way of the charismatic guru, the shattering of the time clock, and the design of playgrounds for work. We cycle through Frank O. Gehry's radical, playful spaces for digital nomads in the advertising world, stagger under the weight of stacks of punch cards, feel the fit of our bodies in the Aeron Chair, answer the phone in Hugh Hefner's bed, and scroll through Lil Miquela's feed. Photographic essays by Iwan Baan provide a visual post-occupancy report on a range of canonical office projects, such as Marcel Breuer's IBM campus in Florida and the Ford Foundation's urban garden in Manhattan. Four intervening catalogs offer collections of experimental workplace products, augural advertisements for office building components, digital office components, and renderings of speculative workplaces; each catalog bridges the reality of the office and how we imagine its alternatives. This book is a theoretical backdrop for architects as much as it is for businesspeople and employees. With curiosity and skepticism, it looks at the spaces and solutions that have been designed for human work, tracing the transformation from work to occupation, from punch cards to "playbor," from today's lived experience to tomorrow's unpredictable, imagined futures. …