Daring the Shutter: The Tel Aviv Idiom of Solar Protections
Daring the Shutter: The Tel Aviv Idiom of Solar Protections
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Or Aleksandrowicz and Israel Architecture Archive Daring the Shutter: The Tel Aviv Idiom of Solar Protections
Public School Editions 2015
Book ID: 101358
In Tel Aviv of the 1950s and 1960s, solar protection was hype. Architects loved it: inspired by photographs of the modernist architecture of Brazil, they indulged in the creation of a new architectural idiom in which external shading devices served as the major visual attraction. The ornamental frenzy, justified by climatic considerations, was far from securing perfect solar control; its failures expedited the emergence of a new vernacular that would change the citys image forever.
Daring the Shutter is the product of a collaboration between architectural historian Or Aleksandrowicz and Dr. Zvi Elhyani, Israel Architecture ArchiveÕs founder and director.
182 pp. 11x18 cm English/Hebrew Pap.
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