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Taylor & Francis Ltd Designing Schools
Book SynopsisDesigning Schools explores the close connections between the design of school buildings and educational practices throughout the twentieth century to today. Through international cases studies that span the Americas, Europe, Africa and Australia, this volume examines historical innovations in school architecture and situates these within changing pedagogical ideas about the best' ways to educate children. It also investigates the challenges posed by new technologies and the digital age to the design and use of school places. Set around three interlinked themes school buildings, school spaces and school cultures this book argues that education is mediated or framed by the spaces in which it takes place, and that those spaces are in turn influenced by cultural, political and social concerns about teaching, learning and the child.Trade Review'An excellent contribution to the school design literature, the book is especially suited to readers interested in the history of open-plan schools and in different methodological approaches. Since many of the essays address the open-plan school, readers can explore how these schools embodied Cold War values of individualism and freedom, how teaching conventions challenged their success, and how national contexts produced variations in the rise and fall of this model.' - Rachel Remmel, History of Education Quarterly, University of Rochester'Discerning and indispensible, Designing Schools: Space, Place and Pedagogy takes us to Australia, Europe, the United States, Africa, and Latin America to learn about school buildings in the twentieth century. This thematically organized and generously illustrated book, written by experts in the field, tracks changes in architectural design, pedagogy, childhood, space, place, technology, and nationality. Designing Schools also introduces the teachers, architects, and other adults who wanted to build better schools for an astonishing array of boys and girls--rich and poor, rural and urban, white, Aboriginal, African American, and African children— although the outcomes were not always praiseworthy. A welcome addition to the new and exciting field of children, space, and schools.' - Marta Gutman, PhD, Professor of Architecture (History & Theory), The City College of New York/CUNY and The Graduate Center/CUNY'The wealth of evidence and argument in Designing Schools for the cultural significance of school architecture is overwhelming. This book puts the materiality of schooling back into the centre of our efforts to understand how teaching and learning have changed over the last century. Relationships between modernism in school design and efforts to develop progressive pedagogies are only part of the argument. The chapters in this book explore new dimensions of old questions such as the significance of the school in the making of populations conceived in racial, gender and class terms. Designing Schools challenges its readers to imagine schools as spaces as much as places, and the meanings they develop within a variety of geographical, cultural and temporal settings that include urban, suburban and rural—national, colonial and post colonial. Designing Schools is significant enough to change the ways we think about schooling.' - Craig Campbell, Editor, History of Education Review, University of SydneyTable of Contents1. Architecture and the School in the Twentieth Century Julie Willis Part 1: Lessons from History 2. From Looking to Seeing, or This Was the Future ... Ian Grosvenor 3. Building Ruins: Abandoned Ideas of the School Martin Lawn 4. Postwar Schools: A Personal History Elain Harwood Part 2: School Buildings 5. The Classroom is Another Place? Ernest J. Kump’s ‘Ideal’ Learning Environments for Californian Schools, 1937–1962 Philip Goad 6. Educational Facilities Laboratories: Debating and Designing the Postwar American Schoolhouse Amy F. Ogata 7. Creating Friendly School Environments: ‘Casual’ High Schools, Progressive Education and Child-Centred Culture in Postwar America Dale Allen Gyure 8. Open Shut Them: Open Classrooms in Australian Schools, 1967–1983 Cameron Logan 9. The Balance between Intimacy and Interchange: Swiss Schools During the 1960s Marco di Nallo Part 3: School Cultures 10. Making Schools and Thinking through Materialities: Denmark, 1890–1960 Ning de Coninck-Smith 11. Domestic Spaces and School Places: Vocational Education and Gender in Modern Australia Kate Darian-Smith 12. ‘We Make No Discrimination’: Aboriginal Education and the Socio-spatial Arrangements of the Australian Classroom Julie McLeod and Sianan Healy 13. Model Schools for Model Cities: Educational Facilities as Monuments to Planning Reform Amber Wiley 14. The Nigerian ‘Unity Schools’: The UNESCO-IDA School Building Programme in Africa Ola Uduku Part 4: School Spaces 15. Quiet Stories of Educational Design Catherine Burke 16. Hans Coper and Paul Ritter: Tactile Environments for Children in Postwar Britain and Australia Geraint Franklin and David Nichols 17. Bristling with Opportunity: Audio-visual Technology in Australian Schools from the 1930s to the 1980s David Nichols and Hannah Lewi 18. Digital Classrooms and the New Economies of Attention: Reflections on the End of Schooling as Confinement Inés Dussel Index
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SendPoints HOSPITAL INTERIOR DESIGN
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Wisconsin Historical Society Press Bottoms Up A Toast to Wisconsins Historic Bars
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University of Iowa Press The University of Iowa Guide to Campus
Book SynopsisIn thIs GuIde to the University of Iowa’s architecture, revised and updated to reflect the numerous changes following the 2008 flood, John Beldon Scott and Rodney P. Lehnertz discuss and illustrate an ensemble of buildings whose stylistic diversity reflects the breadth of Iowa’s contributions to research, education, and creative activities. Current students and their parents, alumni, and professional and amateur architecture enthusiasts will appreciate this informative tour of the university’s distinctive campus.
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Edinburgh University Press Spatial Politics in Istanbul
Book SynopsisExplores the momentous shifts in power during a crucial decade in Turkish history, 2010-2020, by analyzing how these events have produced shifts in the physical landscape of Istanbul.
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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC The Development of the English Playhouse An Illustrated Survey of Theatre Building in England from Medieval to Modern Times Diaries Letters and Essays
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Taylor & Francis The Significance of Monuments On the Shaping of Human Experience in Neolithic and Bronze Age Europe
Book SynopsisThe Significance of Monuments is an indispensable text for all students of European prehistory. It is also an enlightening read for professional archaeologists and all those interested in this fascinating period.Trade Review'Bradley writes as he speaks: enthusiastically, lucidly and, even more importantly, interestingly.''Like a stone on calm water, it by necessity leaves out some areas but makes a profound impact on others and in so doing is no less gratifying. It should be essential reading to anyone interested in Neolithic studies.' - Alex Gibson, Landscape History vol 20 98'As someone who can work theory into practice, Bradley has the rare ability to produce successful interpretative archaeologies in a clear, readable and compelling style. It is a publication that deserves a wide audience, and not just within the closed circle of British prehistorians.' - Joshua Pollard'Bradley has identified some aspects of cosmological significance at a broad European level. The Significance of Monuments is stimulating, interesting, and enjoyable; I would highly recommend it for teaching.' - Assemblage, University of SheffieldTable of ContentsList of Figures Preface Part One: From the House of the Dead 1. Structures of Sand: Settlements, Monuments and the Nature of the Neolithic 2. Thinking the Neolithic: the Mesolithic World View and its Transformation 3. The Death of the House: the Origins of Long Mounds and Neolithic Enclosures 4. Another Time: Architecure, Ancestry and the Development of Chambered Tombs 5. Small Worlds: Causewayed Enclosures and their Transformations Part Two: Describing a Circle 6. The Persistence of Memory: Ritual, Time and the History of Ceremonial Monuments 7. The Public Interest: Ritual and Ceremonial, from Passage Graves to Henges 8. Theatre in the Round: Henge Monuments, Stone Circles and their Integration with the Landscape 9. Closed Circles: the Changing Character of Monuments, from Enclosures to Cemeteries 10. An Agricultural Revolution: the Domestication of Ritual Life during later Prehistory References.
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Cambridge University Press The Architectural History of the University of Cambridge and of the Colleges of Cambridge and Eton Volume 4 The Architectural Drawings
Book SynopsisRobert Willis' monumental architectural history of the University of Cambridge was hailed as 'one of the most important contributions to the social and intellectual history of England which has ever been made by a Cambridge man.' These fully illustrated volumes are here reprinted in their entirety, with a modern introduction by Professor David Watkin.Table of Contents1. Town of Cambridge; 2. Peterhouse: site and buildings; 3. Peterhouse: buildings; 4. Clare Hall: buildings; 5. Clare Hall: copy of ancient plan; 6. Pembroke College: site and buildings; 7. Pembroke College: buildings of the Principal Court previous to 1870; 8. Gonville and Caius College: site and buildings; 9. Trinity Hall: site and buildings; 10. Corpus Christi College: site and buildings; 11. Eton College: site and buildings; 12. Eton College: school-yard and cloister; 13. King's College: site and buildings; 14. King's College: chapel; 15. Queen's College: site and buildings; 16. St Catharine's Hall: site and buildings; 17. Jesus College: buildings; 18. Christ's College: site and buildings; 19. St John's College: site and buildings; 20. St John's College: site on the west side of the River Cam; 21. St John's College: old chapel; 22. Magdalene College: site and buildings; 23. Trinity College: site; 24. Trinity College: buildings; 25. Emmanuel College: site and buildings; 26. Sidney Sussex College: site and buildings; 27. Schools, Senate House, Library: buildings; 28. Schools and Library: first and ground floor; 29. New museums for Natural Science: buildings.
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Cambridge University Press Alabaster Tombs of the PreReformation Period in England
Book SynopsisFirst published in 1940, this was the first comprehensive book about British alabaster tombs. It provides a detailed account of the surviving alabaster monuments, from the earliest examples of around 1330 through to those created at the time of the Reformation.Table of ContentsList of illustrations; Introduction; 1. The alabaster men; 2. Tomb chests and weepers; 3. The effigies; 4. Classification of the effigies; Appendices; Plates; Index to text; Index to plates.
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Books for Business Fair Housing ACT Design Manual A Manual to Assist Designers and Builders in Meeting the Accessibility Requirements of the Fair Housing ACT
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Cambridge University Press Allies in Memory
Book SynopsisSam Edwards uncovers the history of how, amidst the challenges and tensions of the Cold War, Americans and Europeans used acts of World War II commemoration as forums in which to discover, define and dispute the past and present of the transatlantic alliance.Trade Review'In this book Sam Edwards shows that he is a historian capable of investigating a complex history in a multifaceted way navigating his way through the tricky and occasionally overlapping narratives developed by each culture. He shows the way the memory of the war has grown and adapted, the inherently political biases of all forms of commemoration and the fact that messages are altered, created or reinforced to suit different cultures at different times. All this is done in a text that is engaging and readable. This is a major contribution to our understandings of war memory.' Mark Connolly, University of Kent'Drawing on an impressive array of primary and secondary sources Sam Edwards weaves together a brilliant and fascinating explanation of American and European commemorative representations of World War Two. Having embarked upon this challenging and difficult subject, Edwards consummates it with flair and insight. He explains both the complex interactions between those primarily responsible for constructing commemorative representations and the effects of feedback upon them of historical developments. All this will enthrall the reader.' Alan Dobson, Swansea University'Sam Edwards has provided a brilliant and fascinating study that causes us to rethink our understanding of the nature and purpose of commemoration and the relationship between Britain and the USA. Rising above and beyond traditional parochial interpretations, he demonstrates a rich and complex history of how we interpret our collective past, and shows how that has shaped transatlantic relationships since 1945. An exemplary piece of historical analysis and highly recommended.' John Buckley, University of Wolverhampton'This study of transatlantic commemoration demonstrates that the concerns of the present always shape the ways in which the past is recollected. Memorials erected by American veterans 'were not simply disinterested statements of remembrance honouring lost comrades, nor were they politically neutral expressions of grief and gratitude. Rather, these memorials encoded a set of historically specific attitudes and assumptions' regarding World War II and the continuing American military presence in Europe.' Patrick Hagopian, Lancaster University'This is a book of extraordinary scope. Sam Edwards leads us on a journey through the material remnants of war, charting the way that memorialization was plotted across the landscapes of southern Britain and France. From deserted airfield runways that once carried B17 bombers, to village churchyards, memorial gardens and landing beaches remade as cemeteries, Edwards explores the complex construction of memory and the politics that shape it. He examines the dynamic interplay of diverse memory agents, veterans recalling their own war experience, local communities creating a sense of heritage, and the cultural and political agencies that fund commemoration on both sides of the Atlantic. This book will be of interest to any scholar of the Second World War … Beautifully written, carefully researched and informed by a vast but never intrusive historiography, Allies in Memory is a welcome contribution to a long neglected field.' Bruce Scates, Monash University, Victoria'Well indexed, referenced, and appropriately illustrated … Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above.' Choice'This book is a latecomer to an intense wave of scholarly interest in commemoration, particularly of war and conflict, which began in the mid-1990s. … Edwards tells an important story and he does it with no small amount of verve.' Adam R. Seipp, The Journal of Modern HistoryTable of ContentsIntroduction; Part I. Remembrance and Reconstruction, c.1917–69: 1. Old World and New World: interwar transatlantic commemoration, c.1917–41; 2. 'Here we are together': air war and the anglicisation of American memory, c.1941–63; 3. 'These memories shall not be forgotten': D-Day and transatlantic memory, c.1944–69; Part II. Americanisation and Commercialisation, c.1964–2001: 4. 'It looks so different now': veterans' memory, c.1964–84; 5. 'The last good war': Vietnam, victory culture and the Americanisation of memory, c.1964–84; 6. 'One last look': the commercialisation of memory, c.1984–2001; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.
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University Press of the Pacific History of the United States Capitol A Chronicle of Design Construction and Politics
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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC The Art of Forgetting
Book SynopsisIn tracing the process through which monuments give rise to collective memories, this path-breaking book emphasizes that memorials are not just inert and amnesiac spaces upon which individuals may graft their ever-shifting memories. To the contrary, the materiality of monuments can be seen to elicit a particular collective mode of remembering which shapes the consumption of the past as a shared cultural form of memory.In a variety of disciplines over the past decade, attention has moved away from the oral tradition of memory to the interplay between social remembering and object worlds. But research is very sketchy in this area and the materiality of monuments has tended to be ignored within anthropological literature, compared to the amount of attention given to commemorative practice. Art and architectural history, on the other hand, have been much interested in memorial representation through objects, but have paid scant attention to issues of social memory.Cross-cultural and interdisciplinary in scope, this book fills this gap and addresses topics ranging from material objects to physical space; from the contemporary to the historical; and from high art to memorials outside the category of art altogether. In so doing, it represents a significant contribution to an emerging field.Trade Review'This volume presents a new and intriguing perspective on the relationship between the material and immaterial dimensions of culture, suggesting that people's material technologies of memory are always also their technologies of forgetting.'The Journal of the Royal Anthropological InstituteTable of ContentsPart 1 Ephemeral monuments: ephemeral monuments, memory and royal sempiternity in a grass-fields kingdom, Nicholas Argenti; the place of memory, Susanne Kuchler. Part 2 Remembering and forgetting in images past: Girodet's "Portrait of Citizen Belley, Ex-Representative of the Colonies" - in remembrance of "things sublime", Helen Weston; bribing the vote - 18th-century monuments and the futility of commemoration, David Bindman; forgetting Rome and the voice of Piranesi's "speaking ruins", Tarnya Cooper. Part 3 War memorials: remembering to forget - sublimation as sacrifice in war memorials, Michael Rowlands; remembering and forgetting in the public memorials of the Great War, Alex King; commemorating 1916, commemorating difference, Neil Jarman.
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MP-FLO Uni Press of Florida The Southern Movie Palace Rise Fall and Resurrection
Book SynopsisFocusing on the restoration of movie theatres in Atlanta, Biloxi, Birmingham, Durham, Memphis and Tampa, the author provides a record of the architectural history and preservation of the opulent urban picture palace. Janna Jones recreates the theatres' early years, demise and renaissance.Trade Review"Jones takes us back to the heyday of the silver screen, when going downtown to an extravagant movie palace was the highlight of the week. Then she shows how contemporary visionaries have preserved and reinterpreted these grand old theaters for a modern 'going downtown' experience." - Thomas Graham, Flagler College, St. Augustine
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Quart Verlag Luzern Peter Zirkel Dresden
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Creative Media Partners, LLC Public Libraries a Treatise on Their Design Construction and Fittings With a Chapter on the Principles of Planning and a Summary of the law With Many Illustrations of Modern Examples and Fittings From Photographs and Drawings
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History PR Germans in Milwaukee: A Neighborhood History
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Partridge Publishing Singapore Time for Bias
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Maria Fernanda Moguel Cruz Grandes Misterios de la Humanidad: Incluye 2 Libros en 1 - Teorías de Conspiración que han Impactado al Mundo, Las Sociedades Secretas más Misteriosas.
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Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd A Highland Legacy: The Maitlands of Tain; Their Work and Their World
Book SynopsisAn important part of the built heritage of the Northern Highlands is Victorian and Edwardian. Andrew Maitland, two sons and a grandson, architects based in Tain, made significant contributions across the region - including farm buildings, churches, shooting lodges, hotels, courthouses, town halls, commercial buildings, villas and whisky distilleries, including Glenmorangie, where they played a pivotal role. Tain itself became a place of rare charm and beauty. Hamish Mackenzie has researched the people who commissioned the Maitlands and why they did so. He brings to life a fascinating variety of characters against a backdrop of social, religious, political and technological change.
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Fleming H. Revell Company Room for Diplomacy: The History of Britain's Diplomatic Buildings 1800-2000
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Tommies Guides And They Loved Not Their Lives Unto Death: The History of Worstead and Westwick's War Memorial and War Dead
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Kingston University Press Ltd Exploring Cox Lane: The story of Chessington's Industrial Estate
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Independently Published Large Print Dot To Dot Book For Adults
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Black Dog Press Thinking Big: The History of Davis Langdon
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Birkhauser Entwurfsatlas Wohnen im Alter: Zweite, überarbeitete Auflage
Book SynopsisQualitätvolles Leben im Alter ist eines der großen Themen unserer Zeit. Architektur und Bauwesen tragen dazu mit innovativen Wohnformen, intelligenten Konzepten und individuellen Betreuungsstrukturen für Menschen mit körperlichen und kognitiven Einschränkungen bei. Anspruchsvolle Entwurfslösungen lösen die Grenzen zwischen Wohnen und Pflege, zwischen individuellen, kollektiven und begleiteten Wohnformen immer weiter zugunsten von integrativen Wohnformen auf. In der aktualisierte Neuauflage kommt ein neuer Fachbeitrag über die Bedarfsplanung hinzu, und im typologisch geordneten Beispielteil wird das Kapitel über integrative und quartiernahe Bauprojekte um sechs aktuelle internationale Beispiele erweitert. Table of Contents8 Vorwort Eckhard Feddersen, Insa Lüdtke GRUNDLAGEN 9 M. Beth Tauke Universal Design - Eine Unabhängigkeitserklärung 12 Eckhard Feddersen Das Bett, das Zimmer, das Haus – im Lebensabschnitt Alter 16 Angelika Hausenbiegl Alte Menschen in den Gesellschaften 22 Marie-Therese Krings-Heckemeier Neue Wohnformen für ältere Menschen 26 Maria B. Dwight Von „Retirement Communities" zur Sinngemeinschaft 30 Johanna Myllymäki-Neuhoff Demenz als Seinsform: Wohnumfeld und Handlungskompetenz 34 Stefan Dreßke Leben und Sterben: Wohnen im Hospiz 38 Insa Lüdtke Vom Wesen des Wohnens: Sicherheit – Geborgenheit – Orientierung 42 Dietmar Eberle Vorsorge in der Grundrissplanung 46 Yasmine Mahmoudieh Innenarchitektur und Produktdesign 50 Harms Wulf Gärten für Senioren - Eckpunkte einer altersgerechten Freiraumgestaltung PROZESSE 54 Eckhard Feddersen Die Rolle des Architekten im Planungsmarkt Pflege und Wohnen 56 Rudolf Welter, Matthias Hürlimann, Katharina Hürlimann-Siebke Planen und Entwerfen für Menschen mit Demenz 64 Georg W. Reinberg Lebenszyklus und Energiebilanz von Wohngebäuden 72 Nikolaos Tavridis Betreiber, Träger, Bauherren: Wohnungswirtschaft – Pflegewirtschaft 76 Bernhard Heiming Projektsteuerung und Kostenmanagement bei Seniorenimmobilien 80 Helmut Braun Qualitätsmanagement und Zufriedenheitsstudien WOHNEN IM ALTER – TYPOLOGIEN UND BEISPIELE 82 Einleitung Mehrgenerationen-Wohnen 85 Einleitung 86 Karmelkloster Bonn-Pützchen, Deutschland Fischer-von Kietzell-Architekten 92 Mehrgenerationen-Wohnhaus „Miss Sargfabrik" Wien, Österreich MISSARGE/BKK-3/BK 96 Wohnüberbauung Steinacker Zürich-Witikon, Schweiz Hasler Schlatter Partner Architekten Betreutes Wohnen - Wohnen mit Service 103 Einleitung 104 Cronstetten-Haus Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland Frick.Reichert Architekten 110 Tårnåsen Wohn- und Begegnungszentrum Oppegard bei Oslo, Norwegen Kvernaas Arkitekter 112 Brookside House Knotty Ash, Liverpool, Großbritannien shedkm 114 „Stadtcarée" Bad Rappenau, Deutschland ASIRarchitekten 120 Komplex für Betreutes Wohnen Emerald, Niederlande KCAP Architects & Planners 122 Elbschlossresidenz Hamburg, Deutschland Kleffel Köhnholdt Papay Warncke Architekten 128 The Tradition of the Palm Beaches West Palm Beach, Florida, USA Perkins Eastman 132 West View Manor Amish country, Ohio, USA JMM Architects 134 Seniorenresidenz Willmark Kashiihama Fukuoka-City, Japan Kume Sekkei Zielgruppenorientiertes wohnen 139 Einleitung 140 Brouwersgracht und L. A. Rieshuis Amsterdam, Niederlande Mecanoo Architekten 142 Palladiumflat Groningen, Niederlande Kadawittfeldarchitektur, Klaus Kada, Gerhard Wittfeld 144 Seniorenwohnungen Nedregaard Boligområde Ålesund, Norwegen Longva arkitekter 146 Wohnfabrik Solinsieme St. Gallen, Schweiz ARCHPLAN AG 148 Beginenhof Berlin, Deutschland PPL Barbara Brakenhoff 150 RainbowVision Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA 152 Altenheim Kenyuen Wakayama, Japan Motoyasu Muramatsu WOHNEN für menschen mit demenz 159 Einleitung 160 Kompetenzzentrum Demenz Nürnberg, Deutschland feddersenarchitekten 166 Tagesstätte für an Demenz oder Alzheimer erkrankte Menschen Le Creusot, Frankreich Dehan + Spinga Architekten 170 Seniorenwohnheim Ulrika Eleonora Loviisa, Finland L&M Sievänen architects / Liisa & Markku Sievänen mit Meiri Siivola Wohn- und Pflegeheime 175 Einleitung 176 Pensionisten- und Pflegeheim St. Pölten, Österreich Georg W. Reinberg 182 Pflegeheim St. Anna Karlsruhe, Deutschland PIA – Architekten, Prof. A. Löffler, R. 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Leicht 184 Alten- und Krankenheim „Plaine de Scarpe" Lallaing, Frankreich Yann Brunel 186 Geriatriezentrum Santa Rita Ciutadella, Menorca, Spanien Manuel Ocaña del Valle 190 Seniorenzentrum St. Michael Berlin, Deutschland GAP Gesellschaft für Architektur und Projektmanagement 194 Altenheim Alcázar de San Juan, Spanien Ignacio Vicenz y Hualde, José Antonio Ramos Abengozar 200 Pflegeheim Dornbirn, Österreich ARGE Riepl Riepl Architekten, Johannes Kaufmann Architektur 202 Withus Nezu Nezu, Tokio, Japan Kengo Kuma & Associates 204 Altenwohnheim Jezárka Strakonice, Tschechien Libor Monhart, Vladimir Krajic 206 Vigs Ängar Köpingebro, Schweden Husberg Architects office AB / Lillemor Husberg 208 Tagespflegezentrum Kamigyo Kioto, Japan Toshiaki Kawai (Kawai-architects) 210 Krankenheim Sonnweid, zweite Erweiterung Wetzikon, Schweiz Bernasconi + Partner Architekten Integratives WOHNEN – Quartiernahe angebote 215 Einleitung 216 Seniorenheim und Kindergarten Thalgau, Österreich Kadawittfeldarchitektur, Klaus Kada, Gerhard Wittfeld 218 Seniorenzentrum Burgbreite Wernigerode, Deutschland Kauffmann Theilig & Partner Freie Architekten 222 Haus am Steinnocken Ennepetal, Deutschland Enno Schneider Architekten 226 Pflegeheim Toftehaven Ballerup, Dänemark Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects 228 Wohn- und Pflegeheim Junglinster, Luxemburg ARGE witry & witry architecture urbanisme Atelier d’architecture et de Design Jim Clemes ANHANG 230 Projektdaten 232 Autoren und Beiträger 234 Bildnachweis 235 Bibliographie 236 Personenregister 237 Bautenregister 238 Ortsregister 239 Förderer
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Lannoo Publishers The Power of Impact
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Lars Müller Publishers Konstantin Melnikov The Master of the Architectural Form
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Oxford University Press Inc Tree of Pearls The Extraordinary Architectural Patronage of the 13thCentury Egyptian SlaveQueen Shajar AlDurr
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