Title Statements
- Full title :Highwaying / Lukas Ingold & Fabio Tammaro.
Summary
When cars emerged in the last century, people began connecting their cities through roadways. In the course of time, a narrow grid of roads originated. But what permits great mobility is, in the urban context, a barrier to urban relations and movement flows beyond the use of cars. The urban potential lying in these residual spaces is explored by the experimental design studio of professor Lafranchi at Burgdorf University for Applied Sciences, Switzerland. Documented in this book, the project of a research center and a world of experience Fascination of automobile and traffic by Lukas Ingold and Fabio Tammaro is based, in its constructive design, on concepts of automotive engineering as well as the parameters of the loop-shaped dynamics of a highway hub with its streets, ramps, bridges, and residual surfaces. Publishers' note.
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- Publication Date:©2010.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Springer
- Place of Publication:Wien
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©2010.
Notes
"The publication "HighwayING" illustrates the methods, the process and the product that have been developed from the thesis project of two graduates, from the Department of Architecture at Berne University of Applied Sciences, Lukas Ingold and Fabio Tammaro"--Preface.
The Physical Object
- Description:103 pages : : illustrations (some color), color maps ; : 21 cm.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9783709102275, 3709102278
- oclc:ocn729546866
- LC Classification:TE175
- Dewey Decimal:713
Table of Contents
The neglected spaces / Per-Johan Dahl -- Spatial perception in infrastructural context / Lukas Ingold -- Architecture and automobile / Fabio Tammaro.
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