Trees, Time, Architecture: Design in Constant Transformation

Trees, Time, Architecture: Design in Constant Transformation

Trees, Time, Architecture: Design in Constant Transformation

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Trees, Time, Architecture! marks an evolutionary step from shaping objects towards designing processes. The volume brings together a variety of views on the relationship between trees and architecture, urban spaces, modernism, politics, feminism, and cultural values. This collage of historical, research-based and discourse-related perspectives looks at how trees can be preserved, used, and appreciated in the Anthropocene. It highlights historic examples of growing architecture, such as the living root bridges of the Khasi people in India, the accommodation of trees in urban housing and public spaces, novel approaches to design and construction with living trees, as well as trees as a resource for building material.

The essays, photographs, memoirs, film reviews, and conversations in this book are supplemented with exemplary architectures, new research perspectives, and current designs. They illustrate dynamic processes in which trees play a key role as constantly changing organisms. They invite a transdisciplinary examination of relationships between people, trees, and architecture, as well as their rethinking and further development in our time of constant change and limited resources.

Andjelka Badnjar Gojnic, Kristina Pujkilovic, Ferdinand Ludwig, & Andres Lepik eds.
Park Books 2025
Softcover 128 pp 9 × 12.5 in.
ISBN: 9783038604310 Condition: New
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