Neue Architektur in Südtirol 20182024

56 new buildings, realized between 2018 and 2024, demonstrate what makes the oustanding contemporary building culture of South Tyrol

Fifty-six buildings, realized in South Tyrol in 201824, were selected by an international jury to tell the region's most recent architectural history. New Architecture in South Tyrol 201824 features them in thematic groups and lavishly illustrated with photographs, plans, and drawings, many of which have never been published before. Essays and critical observations supplement the images. Together, they open up a dialogue, reveal hidden connections, and inspire new reflections. Texts and images invite readers to discover and understand architecture and its motivations.

This book continues the series that has comprehensively documented architectural developments and the rich building culture in South Tyrol since 2000. It is the unique building culture of a region that is characterized by an open, forward-looking view of traditional approaches in architecture.

Autorentext

Filippo Bricolo ist Gründungspartner des Architekturbüros Bricolo + Falsarella in Sommacampagna und lehrt am Politecnico di Milano.

Annette Spiro lehrt als Professorin für Architektur und Konstruktion an der ETH Zürich und ist Partnerin des Büros Spiro + Gantenbein in Zürich.

Elisa Valero Ramos führt ihr eigenes Architekturbüro in Granada und lehrt als Professorin an der Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura (ETSAG) der Universität Granada.

Klappentext

Fifty-six buildings, realized in South Tyrol in 2018-24, were selected by an international jury to tell the region's most recent architectural history. New Architecture in South Tyrol 2018-24 features them in thematic groups and lavishly illustrated with photographs, plans, and drawings, many of which have never been published before. Essays and critical observations supplement the images. Together, they open up a dialogue, reveal hidden connections, and inspire new reflections. Texts and images invite readers to discover and understand architecture and its motivations.

This book continues the series that has comprehensively documented architectural developments and the rich building culture in South Tyrol since 2000. It is the unique building culture of a region that is characterized by an open, forward-looking view of traditional approaches in architecture.