HYBRID BUILDINGS
a+t 63
ISSN 1132-6409
ISBN 978-84-09-84279-7
English/Spanish (23.5 x 32 cm)
112 Pages
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The first issue of the 2ndHAND series addresses Hybrid Buildings as a condition rather than a type. Forced to abandon faith in a single, linear notion of progress, the architect must accept the legitimacy of the fragmentary and the plural, relinquish total coherence and operate through heterogeneity, producing hybrid, open and inevitably imperfect constructions.
The building ceases to be a closed object and becomes an evolving system, shaped by multiple logics and capable of adapting to a changing urban reality.
CONTENTS (English/Spanish)
Ironist Hybrids.
Javier Mozas.
Royale Belge
Bovenbouw Architectuur & Caruso St John Architects with DDS+. Brussels (Belgium) 2019-2023.
Usquare Feder
evr-architecten, BC Architects+Studies and Callebaut Architecten. Elsene-Ixelles (Belgium) 2018-2024.
Provinciehuis
Sergison Bates Architects, 360 architecten, B2Ai architects. Ghent (Belgium) 2016-2025.
M127
Ono Architectuur, Universal Design Studio. Antwerp (Belgium) 2020-2024.
Ilôt La Fayette
Data + Think Tank. Paris (France) 2019-2024.
Depot Hard
Morger Partner Architekten. Zurich (Switzerland) 2015-2025.
Victoria
51N4e. Brussels (Belgium) 2020-2023.
ZIN in No(o)rd
51N4E + Jaspers-Eyers + l’AUC. Brussels (Belgium) 2020-2025.
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