[套書]Herzog & de Meuron 1978-2007 Vol.1~6 一套六本

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HERZOG & DE MEURON 1978-1988 Vol. 1 -9783764356163

Part of the multi-volume work Herzog & de Meuron

Herzog & de Meuron are among the most important international architects of our time. The latest order for the new Tate Gallery in London has signaled this to a wider audience, as has major exhibitions in Tokyo, New York and Paris. The complete edition by Birkhäuser Verlag für Architektur takes this outstanding value into account and presents the work in its context. After Volume 2 last year, Volume 1 now documents the first eleven years of Herzog & de Meuron.
During this period from 1978-88 a methodological basis was developed on which the major projects of the following years could build. While buildings like the “blue house” near Basel were characterized by a nature-related imagery, Herzog & de Meuron emerged almost simultaneously with designs that were so condensed that appearance, function and structure coincided. The warehouse for the Ricola company in Laufen, with its shell made of layered Eternit panels, is an example of this.
Another central theme of the first decade of work is the fundamental re-evaluation of materials. A house in a garden near Basel was made entirely of different plywood inside and out, the outer walls of a residential building in the Ligurian Tavole are made of broken stones. A glass envelope was planned for a laboratory building in Basel, which is partially detached from the structure; a house with a gallery space lives from the diverse uses of concrete. A pronounced interest in the design of the facade can already be seen in the early works. The examination of overarching urban planning aspects manifested itself clearly for the first time in the Pilotengasse housing estate on the outskirts of Vienna, which Herzog & de Meuron designed and realized together with Adolf Krischanitz and Otto Steidle from 1987-92.
The pragmatic thinking for a specific place and purpose in the rapidly changing present, which characterizes the architectural discourse of Herzog & de Meuron in a special way, is supported by various theoretical contributions in the book. As in Volume 2, which has already been published, the central projects are also presented in detail in Volume 1. The appendix contains a chronology of all 47 work numbers from 1978-1988 with precise technical and bibliographical information.

HERZOG & DE MEURON 1989-1991 Vol. 2 (2nd Edition) -9783764373658

Part of the multi-volume work Herzog & de Meuron

This volume traces the development of the work of the Basle architects Herzog and de Meuron. Much emphasis is placed on the initial design processes, made tangible through plans and sketches. Finished buildings are presented in great detail. Spanning the years 1989 to 1991, it covers 32 projects, including the well-known copper-clad signal box and locomotive depot, the repository for the Goetz art collection, and the Pfaffenholz sports centre in St Louis. The urban analyses emerging from the large-scale study, “Basel, a City in the Making?”, form a focal point in the volume, as do the master plans for the university campus at Dijon and the town sector of Sils Cuncas in the upper Engadine.

HERZOG & DE MEURON 1992-1996 Vol. 3 (2nd Edition) -9783764371128

Part of the multi-volume work Herzog & de Meuron

About this book
Jacques Herzog & Pierre de Meuron (with their partners Harry Gugger and Christine Binswanger) undoubtedly rank amongst the leading architects worldwide. Volume 3 of their Complete Works is now being published in an updated new edition, enlarged by some 40 pages and approximately 80 colour illustrations. At the time of the first edition, a number of the projects were under construction. These have now been completed and are documented with photographs: the Laboratory Building of Hoffmann-La-Roche in Basel, the Project in the City Center “Five Courtyards” in Munich, the St. Jakob Football Stadium in Basel and the residential buildings on the Rue des Suisses in Paris.

HERZOG & DE MEURON 1997-2001 Vol. 4 -9783764386405

Part of the multi-volume work Herzog & de Meuron

About this book
The Tate Modern in London made Herzog & de Meuron famous all over the world. The projects and structures they have built since then are distinguished by the sensitive treatment of materials for which the architects are renowned. In addition, these Pritzker Prize–winning architects have developed a topographical conception of architecture that not only locates their designs in a larger context but also frequently structures them as landscapes. In order to represent them, the layout of volume 4 of the complete works has been completely redesigned. The publication contains essays by the architects themselves in which they situate their projects. The structures presented include such icons of contemporary architecture as the Prada store in Tokyo Aoyama and the Allianz Arena in Munich, where the opening game of the 2006 Soccer World Cup was played. Pathbreaking museum structures such as the Schaulager near Basel, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and the De Young Museum in San Francisco continue the conversation surrounding what constitutes a truly contemporary presentation of modern art.

Covers all designs and structures on which planning began between 1997 and 2001
With roughly two thousand color and black-and-white illustrations, plans, and sketches
The indispensable reference work for everyone interested in Herzog & de Meuron
Author information
Gerhard Mack is editor for art, architecture, and design for Neue Zürcher Zeitung and NZZ am Sonntag

HERZOG & DE MEURON 2002-2004 Vol. 5 -9783035610079

Making urban planning a creative priotity

The long-awaited fifth volume on The Complete Works of Herzog & de Meuron presents the sixty projects completed between 2002 and 2004 with characteristic attention to detail. These include buildings that have already become contemporary architectural icons, such as the National Stadium in Beijing and the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, but also projects which, though never realized, have influenced the architectural discourse. These include the residential tower for the Schatzalp Hotel, which overlooks Davos and inspired a new generation of Alpine architecture.

In the period covered by this volume, urban planing was a major focus of Herzog & de Meuron’s work. International acclaim fueled by booming construction led to numerous commissions in China (the Jindong New Development Area), and in Europe: master plans for Jerez de la Frontera in Spain, and the Olympic Games in London opened up entire urban regions to future development.

‧Covering all 60 projects 2002 –2004, including the National Stadium in Beijing, the Elbphilharmonie, and the extension of the Tate Modern
‧With interviews and other rarely seen documents from the architects
‧More than 1000 photos, sketches and plans

Herzog & de Meuron 6 2005-2007 -9783035610048

After eight years, the new volume on the complete works of Herzog & de Meuron is published covering the years 2005 to 2007. The book presents 60 projects, which show the architects at the height of their powers. For their designs, the architects develop new processes and create references to classic modernism just as to their own oeuvre. Architecture becomes a means of providing physical presence and stability in an increasingly virtual world.