Konstfacks bibliotek : Future Living : Collective Housing in Japan

Hylla	ARKITEKTUR - Ic-o
Personnamn	Hildner, Claudia
Titel och upphov	Future Living : Collective Housing in Japan
Utgivning, distribution etc.	Birkhäuser Verlag AG, Basel : 2013.
Utgivningsår	2013
	Språk: Engelska.
DDC klassifikationskod (Dewey Decimal Classification)	728.0952
SAB klassifikationskod	Icda
Fysisk beskrivning	160 s. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Anmärkning: Innehållsbeskrivning, sammanfattning	Single-family houses are becoming increasingly outdated. They offer no response to demographic change or to the fact that there are fewer and fewer life-long relationships. They are often too inflexible for new family models or ways of cohabitation. This publication presents projects in recent years in Japan, which respond to the need for new forms of housing. The architects are developing solutions that allow residents to live together but still maintain enough distance and privacy. The presented apartment types and their layout allow for a variety of life models. Particularly interesting here is the use of spaces that provide a gradual transition from public to private space an approach to building that, according to experts, could revolutionize western residential architecture. The publication portrays these new forms of building and living based on prominent Japanese examples that include Shigerun Ban, Sou Foujimoto, and SANAA..
Term	Bostadsarkitektur boligformer. boligpolitik. fællesskaber. nye familiemønstre.
Geografiskt namn	Japan.
ISBN	3-03-821668-2
Antal i kö:	0 (0)

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Single-family houses are becoming increasingly outdated. They offer no response to demographic change or to the fact that there are fewer and fewer life-long relationships. They are often too inflexible for new family models or ways of cohabitation.

This publication presents projects in recent years in Japan, which respond to the need for new forms of housing. The architects are developing solutions that allow residents to live together but still maintain enough distance and privacy. The presented apartment types and their layout allow for a variety of life models. Particularly interesting here is the use of spaces that provide a gradual transition from public to private space--an approach to building that, according to experts, could revolutionize western residential architecture.

The publication portrays these new forms of building and living based on prominent Japanese examples that include Shigeru Ban, Sou Foujimoto, and Akihisa Hirata.