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SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

Iconic and environmentally friendly architecture Innovative ideas for sustainable urban spaces

Temperature

Carles Broto

New techniques and highly efficient energy systems

Ventilation

sustainable architecture

Bioclimathic environment - Winter

Bioclimathic environment - Summer

Temperature

Ventilation

The projects included in this collection present a host of ecological A. Direct gain, greenhouse effect

solutions, such as minimizing environmental impact, recycling materials,

A. Direct gain

A1. Maximum percentage of radiation penetration

A1. Maximum reflection outwards

B. Photovoltaic panel as partial parasol

B. Photovoltaic panel as partial parasol.

B1. Average percentage of radiation that penetrates

Overheated space.

Overheated space

The ‘buoy’ ventilation effect

C. Thermal collector (Series of cylindrical bars)

energy efficiency and rainwater collection, all of which today comprise

B1. Average percentage of radia

C1. Minimal radiation = sufficient lighting

tion that penetrates

D. Radiation and lighting, north courtyards

C. Thermal collector to feed

D1. Reflection to north façade

absorption chiller (C1.

E. Perforated and laminated wooden panel

essential features in the work of many architects. Particular emphasis is

C2. Minimal radiation = sufficient

(vision + reflection)

lighting

F/G. Destratification columns

D. Overheated courtyard

H. Natural ventilation covers

D1. Reflection

I. Low wind profile

E. Vision F/G. Destratification columns

placed on innovative ideas, new techniques and the most efficient energy

H. Strip of natural ventilation

systems that today’s technology can offer. All the projects presented in this book have been carried out by prestigious architecture firms whose work is known and respected throughout the world. Full-color photos bring the

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pages to life and are accompanied by detailed explanatory texts.

A large rooftop opening brings natural light to all floors of the building simultaneously creating a flue effect to allow efficient natural ventilation

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01. Green spaces reduce the heat island effect

alternative culture). Following a successful period at the Atrium Group (Barcelona), he has

05. High thermal inertia of the exposed concrete surfaces

now joined Grupo Links - Structure as the publishing director of various contemporary

08. Electricity from PV

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02. External air

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03. Green roof high thermal inertia avoids overheating of the interior

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04. Double skin façade solar and glare control

x 11”), 300 pages, Hard cover w/jacket

410 color images, 183 /W plans & drawings B

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06. Exhaust air

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07. Solar cooling, powered by hot water from solar tubes, pre cools external air for ventilation of the tower 09. Hot water from solar collectors_114m3 evacuated tubes 10. Reversible-cycle heat pump 11. No. 16 vertical geothermal loops

architecture collections. He is currently investigating the evolution of new American

ISBN: 978-84-15123-18-7 305

Carles Broto, an architecture scholar and one of the founders of the IAC (institute for

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14. Cooling dehumidifying coil

housing, as part of a multi-country project. He lives in Barcelona.

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15. Earth to air heat exchanger

WINTER

16. Underground pipes pre-cools air for the semi-basament 17. In the sunny days the double skin façade pre-heats ventilation air

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UNUSUAL HOTELS Dimitris Kottas

Creative and spectacular hotel projects Hundreds of full-color photos plus floor plans An essential resource for architects & designers This book presents a wide range of hotels; modern temples for

UNUSUAL HOTELS

tourists or business travelers, all of which have opened recently in different parts of the world. This is a dynamic and colorful collection of some of the most forward-looking and inspiring designs in the world, from the studios of modern architecture’s leading names. Each project is thoroughly documented with the designers’ own notes and explanations, sketches, floor plans and glossy full-color photographs. They show a common inclination towards calm and concise spaces and offer an inspiring range of formal proposals, full of glamor.

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Dimitris Kottas, PhD., is a licensed architect with a doctorate degree. His experience

UNUSUAL HOTELS 22 x 22 cm ( 9 x 9”), 300 pages, Flexicover 430 color images, 184 B/W plans & drawings

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architecture

He specializes in the Theory and History of Architecture. He has authored “A visual Dictionary of Architecture and Construction” and “The Architect’s Handbook” . He is

ISBN: 978-84-15123-20-0

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encompasses more than eight years as an editorial consultant and publication supervisor.

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currently living and working in Berlin (Germany).

architecture

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PLAN ATLAS: APARTMENT BUILDINGS

Carles Broto

Full-color photos bring the projects to life

ideas for a host of building typologies

A superb display of today’s residential architecture

detailed explanations of the concepts

A wealth of ideas that are sure to inspire

a comprehensive guide for all architects

PLAN ATLAS: PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

Carles Broto

This collection displays the best in today’s residential architecture. A

This volume provides readers with ideas and models which can be

selection of the world’s most prestigious architects present their recent

applied to a wide range of building typologies, including: hotels,

creations for apartment buildings, from supremely innovative and avant-

hospitals, sports facilities, shopping centers and educational

garde proposals, to those that attempt to create spaces whose personalities

environments. The sections are arranged by construction typology

adapt to their contents. Top names in architecture, as well as young,

and feature effective layouts, materials and techniques. All concepts

emerging architects, provide invaluable insight into their work through

are illustrated and explained through floor plans, drawings and detailed

explanatory texts, accompanied by full color photographs and floor plans.

texts. This publication will undoubtedly serve as an endless source of

This volume is sure to delight and inspire all those with an interest in this

information and ideas for all architects and students of architecture.

field of architecture, whether professional or otherwise.

24 x 30 cm ( 91/2 x 12”), 600 pages, Hard cover w/jacket 250 color images, 1250 B/W plans & drawings

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ISBN: 978-84-15123-21-7

60 €

Carles Broto, an architecture scholar and one of the founders of the IAC (institute for

Carles Broto, an architecture scholar and one of the founders of the IAC (institute for

alternative culture). Following a successful period at the Atrium Group (Barcelona), he has

alternative culture). Following a successful period at the Atrium Group (Barcelona), he has

now joined Grupo Links - Structure as the publishing director of various contemporary

now joined Grupo Links - Structure as the publishing director of various contemporary

architecture collections. He is currently investigating the evolution of new American

architecture collections. He is currently investigating the evolution of new American

housing, as part of a multi-country project. He lives in Barcelona.

housing, as part of a multi-country project. He lives in Barcelona.

252 color images, 1248 B/W plans & drawings ISBN: 978-84-15123-23-1

60 €

SCHOOLS/EDUCATIONAL

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PLAN ATLAS: PUBLIC BUILDINGS 24 x 30 cm ( 91/2 x 12”), 600 pages, Hard cover w/jacket

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PLAN ATLAS: APARTMENT BUILDINGS

SHOPPING MALLS

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01. Aluminum profile 02. Polished stainless steel flat 03. Polished stainless steel fin

Splice to align with splice in Fin-Maximum length 6000 mm

07. Polished Stainless Steel flat

Technical service area Restaurant and catering space Bowling alley Train station Cinemas Gymnasium Glazed skylight Hypermarket Travel Outdoor walks Green area Tree 1 Tree 2 Pond

The El Boulevard retail center is located in the city of Vitoria, in the north of Spain. This project con-

08. Slotted hole for vertical differential movement between Aluminum

cerns a 125,000 sqm development built within the existing structure of an old steel factory called

and Stainless Steel 09. Flush threaded Stainless Steel bolt 400 mm OC from elevation

Pedestrian walkways Plaza

El Boulevard

06. Splice in fin align with closest bolt in flat, with fin length not to exceed 6000 mm. Start point +36.50 Section EE Section FF

Large retail spaces Medium retail spaces Shops

RTKL

04. Insulated glass unit 05. Spliced Aluminum profile bolted to interior Steel Reinforcement-

© Photograph: David Whitcombr

+36.50

Sidenor. The design team took special care to not only create an exciting retail development but to also provide a logical, well-integrated and accessible expansion of the city. The project’s master plan aimed to divide the development into three different sectors: the retail centre, the hypermarket and

10. Polished Stainless Steel fin 11. Flush threaded Stainless Steel bolt-fin/Bracket connection

Architecture:

12. Blocking inside horizontal profile bolted to vertical profile

RTKL

13. “Loose“ dovetail connection for vertical differential movement at-

the retail warehouses and storage areas. Today, the building serves as a landmark for the city of Vitoria. With its urban and pedestrian quality, it provides a convenient and easily navigable center for pedestrians. The retail center has three levels of commercial space that gravitate around the centrally placed hypermarket and a 7,000 sqm cinema

tachment of bracket: one Bolt screwed into blocking

Location:

two Bracket slides down vertically over bolt making loose

Vitoria, Spain

connection

on the second floor. This retail and entertainment venture was awarded first prize in the Large Shopping Centers category, during the Spanish Shopping Centers Conference that was held in Sevilla in October 2004.

14. Bracket bolted to fin 15. Horizontal Aluminum profile 16. Aluminum cover plate 17. Stainless Steel horizontal bracket

Section elevation Valley facade

01. Edge of roof structure beyond

08. Beam

02. Stainless Steel guardrail beyond

09. Vertical profile

03. Canopy

10. Polished Stainless Steel fin

04. Drain pipe

330 mm at this location

05. Galvanized Steel grill

11. Insulated glass unit

06. Structural slab

12. Suspended ceiling-see interior

07. Edge of concrete structure

Section Valley facade

design dossier

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Sebastian Irarrazaval Indigo Patagonia Hotel Indigo Patagonia Hotel is situated along the seaside promenade of Puerto Natales, the doorway to the Torres del Paine National Park. It is has six levels with 29 bedrooms and a Spa on top of the building. © Photograph: Cristobal Palma

The Project is organized around three main premises. First: to discover the building as a traveler would, experiencing places not at once but through continuous steps. Second: to be sensitive with the site and its provincial character, taking into account the potential noise levels. Thirdly: to radically differen-

Architecture: Sebastian Irarrazaval

tiate the intimate space of the sleeping rooms from the monumental space of public areas. The interior circulation has been designed with regard to the first premise, in order to show the inner void of public spaces in fragmented glances and not all at once. This leads from street level to the top floor, evolving from a soft ramp to a system of staircases and from corridors to bridges. Horizontal and vertical movement thus becomes an orchestrated choreography within the building. For the second

Location: Puerto Natales, Chile

premise, and in order to match the building’s exterior expression with its context, materials were chosen that were already present in the town such as timber and corrugated steel. The whole site is occupied by a simple volume that contains a systematic rhythm of windows. More specifically, this volume recreates the differentiation, often seen in Puerto Natales, between the front and lateral elevations. Consequently, corrugated steel was used for the street façades while the sides are made from treated pine.The various functions of the buildings made it necessary to develop a coherent design philosophy that is both functional and modern.

Second floor plan

Third floor plan

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characteristics and techniques characteristics of materials

A wealth of ideas for using this flexible material

A&C: PLASTIC

all projects illustrated with full-color photos

Dimitris Kottas

Features some of architecture’s leading names

PLASTIC ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION IN:

known material Gore-Tex, humidity is transported to the outside but not the other way round.

Materiales • Hormigón

a wide range of imaginative ideas and possibilities for this material in

Vertido de hormigón El vertido del hormigón debe desarrollarse en capas de no más de 50 cm y de acuerdo con la velocidad de vertido sugerido por el fabricante, para no dañar el moldaje con las altas presiones. El plazo de descimbre varía de acuerdo con las condiciones del lugar, generalmente está entre 24 y 48 horas.

in the field provides an array of inspirational proposals accompanied

Photographs: Fritz Hauswirth, hobby.a

Bergheim/Salzburg , Austria

by full-color photographs and excellent explanatory texts. Whether

A different story is the rounded edges and corners of the house: ever so simple as effective. A quarter-segment of a polocal tube with a diameter of 50 centimetres each forms an elevation. The corners take up 14 elements of

Materiales • Madera

you’re looking for ideas for future projects or interested in learning

exact sphere segments altogether, which were moulded for that very purpose. The aesthetics of these unusual materials flash light onto an architectural taboo. Synthetic

Elementos • Cubierta

materials surround us, whether in shops, cars or our workplaces. Only architecture pretends

about the endless list of uses that plastic can offer, this publication is

that there have not been any new materials since Vitruvius. Embarrassed, we conceal the entire choice of contemporary materials, such as Styrofoam insulation, PU-foam or siliconsynthetic

resin,

behind

plastering,

natural-

an essential source of reference.

stone facades and wooden grating. Emanating from some Austrian regions, an ideology has won recognition that propagates the restoration of genuine wood-constructions,

which actually consist of epoxy-soaked wood-

2.19. Varios empalmes de madera. : empalme a testa, : empalme a medias, : empalme a inglete, : empalme mitrado a media madera

shavings. This house is a thorn in the side of the theory of regionalism as a confinement to form and/or material. Should regionalism be of any relevance in a global context, it is to be reconsidered thoroughly and without the least fear. Otherwise it might fall back on a new provincialism sooner or later.

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2.17. Entramado ligero tipo globo.

ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION IN: PLASTIC 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9

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x 11”), 240 pages, Hard cover w/jacket

418 color images, 183 B/W plans & drawings

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Dimitris Kottas, PhD., is a licensed architect with a doctorate degree. His experience

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2.20. Ensambladuras de mortaja y espiga. : simple, : de espiga invisible y mortaja ciega, : mortaja de tope, : espiga sesgada, : de espiga con resfuerzo cuadrado

encompasses more than eight years as an editorial consultant and publication supervisor. He specializes in the Theory and History of Architecture. He has authored “A visual

En el caso de la teja, se trata de una de las soluciones cánica, coeficiente de absorción, resistencia a las hemás tradicionales y, aunque aparentemente el ma- ladas, ausencia de eflorescencias, etc.   terial, de cerámica o de mortero de cemento, no ha  cambiado, sí ha experimentado una fuerte especia- Por otro lado, la implantación de la pieza plana molEnsambladuras a deada cola demecánicamente milano. , : simple, oculta lización. Las tejas han aumentado2.21. progresivamente ha:permitido la confección su tamaño, mejorando la productividad de la puesta de elementos nervados, de menor peso superficial en obra, y se han diversificado, apareciendo diferen- y mayor tamaño, lo que implica un menor número tes formas de teja (romanas, árabes, planas, de doble de piezas por metro cuadrado. Además, se ha concanal, marsellesas,...), colores y acabados (envejeci- seguido un mayor rendimiento de la colocación, al dos, esmaltados,...) y piezas especiales (que permi- sustituir el solape por dobles y triples encajes que ten resolver los encuentros con paramentos salien- garantizan la estanqueidad, ya que actúan como tes, cumbreras, ventilaciones,...). Además, las piezas cámaras de descompresión y recogida del agua sin son suministradas por el fabricante con certificación necesidad de amorterar las juntas.   sobre sus principales características: resistencia me-

currently living and working in Berlin (Germany).

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2.22. Empalmes de extensión. : cuadrado, : biselado, : de cola de pescado

correctamente el sistema permitirá ahorrar costes y tiempo.

recuperarlas). Dichas barras están tensadas por un tornillo de apriete conocido como mariposa.

La función primera del encofrado es dar al hormigón la forma proyectada y protegerlo de golpes, de las temperaturas externas y de la pérdida de agua, el elemento más fluido de los tres que lo componen (cemento, áridos y agua).

Encofrar muros circulares, sea con radio pequeño (entre 3 y 5 m) o con un radio mayor de 5 metros, es una tarea compleja: un problema es conseguir su nivelación vertical; también es difícil contrarrestar la presión del hormigón o prever la aparición de momentos creados por la misma forma alabeada, pudiendo provocar el vuelco imprevisto de todo o parte del conjunto, por lo que son necesarios tensores y puntales repartidos por el encofrado.

Las técnicas de encofrado permiten dar diversas formas al hormigón, como escalones, suelos, pilares o vigas. Existen encofrados realizados con un armazón de hierros retorcidos formando una estructura en el interior del armazón sin que toquen las paredes de madera y rellenando el armazón de hormigón. El encofrado paralelo al suelo se aplica en escalones, escaleras, bordillos de caminos, etc. El encofrado en pilar se utiliza como soporte de vallas de ladrillos, de rejas.

Antes de verter el hormigón sobre las placas, se debe aplicar el desmoldante adecuado según el material de los paneles del encofrado (terciado fenólico o metálico). Este químico evita que el hormigón se Para encofrar superficies continuas de forma repeMadera • Materiales adhiera con fuerza al moldaje y sea más sencillo de titiva o de gran altura es más fácil con la utilización retirar. de plataformas que permitan su movimiento y reCubierta • Elementos colocación para su posterior uso. De las grandes piePara una correcta ejecución del proyecto, será ne- zas, en el mercado también se encuentran sistemas combinación se pueden obtener un número más tes con un nivel de humedad de al menos el 20. cesario dar el tiempo necesario para que el hormi- autoportantes, deslizantes y trepadores (estos encoo menos grande de elementos constructivos. MuAlgunos destruyen la madera,gón reduciendo su resisfragüe correctamente, tiempo que dependerá frados con módulos autónomos de 1 a 3 metros, se En cuanto a chas las lajas, la mejora las canteras de pi- conmenta su pendiente mínima. En el que casootros de lassólo tejasprovocan cambios veces, estos de sistemas se ofrecen acabados tencia, mientras del tipo de hormigón utilizado y de la relación entre deslizan verticalmente). zarra y la incorporación del fi brocemento, el zinc y de lajas, la pendiente mínima puede alcanzar el 125 , completos y equipados con todas las instalaciones de color. peso propio y carga de diseño. Esta espera puede las losetas asfálticas han permitido una con recubrimientos de 8 cm para una ver-de inflamación de técnicascoloreadas para su entrega a pie de obra. • El mínimos fuego, elevando el punto oscilar desde 14 a 28 días, plazos que deberán cum- El material de encofrado más utilizado es la madera. reducción progresiva de espesores y una mayor faci- tiente de hasta 12 m, en una ubicación expuesta en su comportala madera. Se puede llegar ayplirse variar antes del descimbre. Se trata de paneles compuestos por piezas macizas lidad para el corte y la manipulación. Las soluciones una zona situada por encima de los 500 m. Pero las mayores innovaciones técnicas se dan en el miento de M4 (fácilmente inflamable) a M2 (difí- 2.23. Conectadores para o laminadas de 12 a 35 milímetros de madera (norsintéticas, cuya durabilidad será siempre menor que estructuras de malmente de pino, haya o abedul) tratada al carbocampo de los sistemas superficiales, que no impone cilmente inflamable). la de la pizarra o la cerámica, aportan como con- En todos estos sistemas, lo que más ha cambiado en 2.11. Teja romana de madera. Encofrados nilo-xilofeno o revestidas por planchas fenólicas. modulación alguna. Los de sección compuesta son • La luz, frente a la que se puede proteger Terreal. la madetrapartida mayor ligereza, variedad de acabados y los últimos tiempos es el soporte, que ha evoluciopiezas preacabadas, montadas a pie de obra formanra mediante pinturas con pigmentos metálicos o rendimiento en la colocación. nado hacia sistemas industrializados, con el objetivo Los moldajes o encofrados son estructuras tempora- Otros materiales utilizados que facilitan una rápida do unidades completas. Y los de secciónprincipal maciza de se reducir lasures. la mano de obra artesanal. De les realizados con tablas o chapas de metal, utilizadas puesta en obra son el acero, el plástico y el cartón formatos. Algunos de siste- se han desarrollado rastreles que faciliEn todos losfabrican casos, haen degrandes observarse una pendiente estelosmodo, para sostener y dar forma al hormigón fresco, hasta plastificado. Con este último se forman encofrados de estedeltipo, fabrican diversas empresas en mecánica Hay que de tener que muchos protectores mínima. En mas teja árabe, 24 que para una vertiente tan la fijación las en tejascuenta por medio de éste haya alcanzado una resistencia adecuada. especialmente indicados para columnas y pilares el mercado, soncon lasubicación piezas enprotegida cajón, las placas alveo-clip, pueden car ely color de laque madera y que alguque no supere los 6 metros, un simple evitandomodifi amorterar mejorando la Actualmente los más utilizados son los moldajes in- redondos, cuadrados y rectangulares, disponibles lares contrapla-frentenosal de ellos son tóxicos, y con solapes de y14nervadas, cm. Puedelossertableros de hastaalistonados el 35  seguridad desprendimiento deaumentan las tejas. la inflamabilidad dustriales que, a diferencia de los tradicionales, son en diámetros de 150 a 1500 mm con alturas variacados,de lashasta placas de madera laminada o alistonada y aparecido o son incompatibles con otros productos, como los para una vertiente 12 metros, con ubicación También han nuevos sistemas de aislamódulos reutilizables, prefabricados, que se arman y bles entre los 3 y los 12 metros y con un grueso expuesta y en una zonaalistonada situada por encima de los miento y entramados estructurales, mediante es-idóneos son aqué- 2.24. Pernos para madera. la madera contraplacada. adhesivos. Los tratamientos más adaptan según las necesidades de la obra. de 9 mm. El cartón es un excelente material que 500 m. En situaciones similares, cualquier teja plana, tructuras ligerasllos deque madera o de en perfi les de acero,en la madera, frenpenetran profundidad conserva un alto grado de humedad y por lo tanto al no contar con la colaboración del solape, incre- que son independientes de la propia superfi estructura del te a los protectores ciales, penetración Loscuya encofrados industrializados pueden ser pesados, lo convierte en muy adecuado para un buen enTratamientos y acabados de la no supera los 3 mm de profundidad para los(estos que seúltimos requiere grúa para instalarlos, o lige- cofrado. están sólo indicados si la madera está expuesta a madera ros.noTambién los hay horizontales (losas) y verticales riesgos de humedad o al ataque(muros), de termitas). aunque está claro que cada proyecto re- El encofrado en muros y pilares se realiza con table15 . Revestimiento de tablas de madera quiere de un determinado sistema de encofrado. El ros modulares de varios anchos (25, 50, 75 y 90 cm), El mejor tratamiento que puede recibir una madera . Barrera de vapor mercado ofrece una 3.3. Elauso encofra- superfi En cuanto losdeacabados ciales, otorgan a lagran variedad de sistemas de y con alturas de 0,6 a 3 m, dos angulares diferentes empieza . Aislamiento térmico a aplicarse desde el mismo momento en dos y tratamientos encofrados, elección dependerá de aspectos para las esquinas interiores y exteriores y unas barras . Cabio tono estable, evitando modificuya caciones que se elige la especie adecuada al uso y en que se madera un especiales puede dar . Membrana semipermeable tales como el presupuesto, el equipamiento, el es- que se utilizan como pasantes sobre el ancho del y su textura como realiza un buen diseño constructivo, teniendo en en su coloruna gran variedad de consecuencia de la ac. Rastrel de fijación pacio, el tiempo del proyecto y su acabado. Elegir muro (protegidas por un tubo de PVC para poder rayoscies. ultraviolera y del oxígeno del aire. cuenta su ubicación y la existencia de agentes que ción de lossuperfi . . . . . . . . .

Tejas Rejilla de ventilación puedan atacarla. La recogida de agua en la cubierta, Canalón el drenaje, la impermeabilización entre construcción Soporte de canalón 12 las condensaRastrel y terreno y la ventilación para evitar Teja de ventilación ciones y el exceso de humedad son actuaciones que Durmiente 11 ayudan a conservar las características de la madera Correa en un periodo largo de tiempo. Teja de cúmbrera

Pero además, su durabilidad depende de la especie y del medio. Siempre que la madera elegida sea idónea y se halla realizado el mantenimiento adecuado, la mayor parte de las especies son capaces de mantener sus propiedades fundamentales durante más de cincuenta años, incluso en las peores circunstancias. No obstante, la madera debe o puede protegerse frente a:

2.10. Diferentes tipos de cubiertas inclinadas.

Dictionary of Architecture and Construction” and “The Architect’s Handbook” . He is

ISBN: 978-84-15123-24-8

Hormigón • Materiales

Ventajas: • Permite la reparación y rehabilitación de estructuras de hormigón deteriorado por recubrimiento sin necesidad de demolición total o parcial de la estructura • En el caso de vía seca, disminuye el índice de rebote

the world of construction. An international line-up of professionals

Wolfgang Maul Walter Schuster

e for Eva and Fritz

This fine selection of projects has been carefully chosen to offer readers

13 • Los insectos xilófagos, mediante tratamientos

2.25. Conectadores de puntas

El encofrado de losas y forjados se puede realizar con bandejas recuperables de tableros fenólicos sobre cimbras de aluminio o utilizando como elementos de entrevigado chapas metálicas o caseto-

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Descimbre El encofrado es provisional, por lo que se retira y descimbra una vez que el hormigón ha adquirido la resistencia suficiente para convertirse en una «piedra artificial». El tiempo que debe transcurrir para descimbrar depende del tipo de hormigón y del sistema de moldaje que se esté utilizando.

Hormigón visto Las superficies de hormigón a la vista constituyen una alternativa frecuente de diseño en la arquitectura moderna. La realización de obras de arquitectura complejas en hormigón visto requiere de la colaboración positiva de todos los involucrados: arquitecto, oficina de ingeniería/constructora, calculista/ preparación de tareas, proveedor de encofrados, cuadrilla de encofradores o proveedor de hormigón. Al trabajar con hormigón visto, su acabado puede ser muy diverso: vibrado, remolineado, basto, semifino , pulido, coloreado, etc.

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. Graphic Concrete. Un sistema basado en el uso de retardadores. . Photo-Engraving Formliners. Sistema de Reickli basado en el uso de encofrados elásticos. 3.3. Dos sistemas de producción de elementos prefabricados de hormigón visto con la posibilidad de creación de motivos complejos e impresión de imágenes.

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Los barnices son disoluciones de resinas –en agua o disolvente- que forman una película protectora. Los de base agua, más ecológicos, tienden a imponerse, 14 como resultado de la aplicación de la Directiva Co7 munitaria sobre emisión de Compuestos Orgánicos Volátiles6(voc) a la atmósfera, que marca una reduc5 ción de estas emisiones en dos plazos que cumplen, 1 respectivamente, en 2007 y 2010. 4 3 2 barnices proporcionan brillo y color a la madeLos 1ra y han ido evolucionando hacia una mejora de su

2.26. Conectadores de anillo partido.

elasticidad, adherencia, seguridad en la aplicación, resistencia al fuego y repelencia al agua. Sin embargo, no son aconsejables en maderas expuestas a la intemperie, dado que se degradan rápidamente (se cuartean, aparecen fisuras y descuelgues, etc.), siendo necesario decapar y volver a pintar en un plazo de unos tres años.

insecticidas (sustancias químicas con propiedades biocidas). El producto protector a utilizar depende del grado de riesgo a que esté expuesta la madera y, principalmente, del grado de humedad. A la hora de aplicar estos tratamientos, hay que tener en cuenta que algunas especies manifiestan Para exterior, son más recomendables los lasures de cierta resistencia a ser impregnadas. Cubierta inclinada ventilada, cerámicas y estructura de madera.poro abierto, que impregnan la madera y no forman • Los hongos , paracon lostejas cuales se aplican tratamientos fungicidas. Su ataque se desarrolla en ambien- capa o película, al contrario que los barnices. Ello 8 9 10

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Para realizar pilares circulares existen encofrados para una sola puesta o recuperables. En el primer caso pueden ser de cartón impermeabilizado –kraft, aluminio y polietileno- que al ser más rígido que el anterior, consigue alturas mayores: hasta 12 m para diámetros de 20 cm. En cuanto a los recuperables, los encofrados están formados por medias cañas de acero y rigidizadores o lamas metálicas de sección cuadrada.

nes de plástico sobre cimbra de acero. Todos estos sistemas cuentan con mecanismos para facilitar la labor de desencofrado permaneciendo únicamente los puntales.

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for this material by way of consice and informative texts, which provide

M-Lidia House This house was built on a simple, straightforward

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29 €

300 pages, flexicover

29 €

259

223

300 pages, flexicover

29 €

300 pages, flexicover

29 €

22 x 22 cm ( 9 X 9”)

35 €

LINKS

278

22 x 22 cm ( 9 x 9”)

LETTERING - BEYOND COMPUTER GRAPHICS

ISBN: 978-84-96969-22-3

22 x 22 cm ( 9 x 9”) 300 pages, flexicover

260 pages, flexicover

29 €

IMPACT ADS THAT SELL

119

22 x 22 cm ( 9 X 9”)

22 x 22 cm ( 9 X 9”)

280

ISBN: 978-84-96969-87-2

208

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN BY ARCHITECTS

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MINIMUM DWELLING

ISBN: 978-84-96969-77-3

268

267

29 €

400 pages, flexicover

22

29 €

300 pages, flexicover

300 pages, flexicover

ISBN: 978-84-92796-57-1

252 pages, flexicover

CONTAINER ARCHITECTURE

120

22 x 22 cm ( 9 X 9”)

22 x 22 cm ( 9 X 9”)

277

227

103

PORTABLE ARCHITECTURE

ISBN: 978-84-92796-16-8

APPLIED CALIGRAPHY & GRAPHIC DESIGN

248

300 pages, flexicover

I S B N : 9 7 8 - 8 4 - 9 2 7 9 6 - 8 0 -35 9 €

ISBN: 978-84-89861-38-1

22 x 22 cm ( 9 X 9”)

247

300 pages, Hard cover

INFLATABLE: ART, ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

225

22 x 22 cm ( 9 X 9”)

246

HGH DENSITY

245

275

LINKS

Design and Techniques

ISBN: 978-84-92796-36-6

240

ADS THAT SELL

35 €

INNOVATIVE IDEAS FOR SHOP WINDOWS

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) 192 pages, soft cover with flaps ISBN: 978-84-92796-30-4

34 €

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SMALL APARTMENTS

240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

24

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35 €

BEACH HOUSES 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-60-1

35 €

ISBN: 978-84-96263-88-8

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96263-90-1

34 €

ISBN: 978-84-96969-21-6

SUPERB SMALL HOUSES 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96263-49-0

34 €

258

ISBN: 978-84-92796-38-0

161

SUSTAINABLE HOMES USA 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) ISBN: 978-84-96969-06-3

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96263-89-5

34 €

34 €

SUPERB CABINS 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) 192 pages, hard cover w/jacket

45 €

HOUSES NOW: UNIQUE HOUSES

SMALL APARTMENTS 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

35 €

254 pages, hard cover w/jacket

34 €

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) ISBN: 978-84-96969-09-4

204

COUNTRY IN STYLE 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

RENOVATED HOUSES IN STYLE 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

34 €

192 pages, hard cover w/jacket

34 €

URBAN APARTMENT BLOCKS

218

171

PENTHOUSES & LOFTS

ISBN: 978-84-96263-01-7

240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

34 €

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

34 €

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

ISBN: 978-84-96263-84-0

145

ISBN: 978-84-96263-72-7

270

257

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) ISBN: 978-84-92796-45-8

240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

34 €

WOOD HOUSES & CABINS

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

HOUSES NOW: URBAN HOUSES

168

240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-96263-02-4

ZEN INTERIORS

ISBN: 978-84-96263-56-7

207

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

HOUSES NOW 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

34 €

190

MINIMALIST INTERIORS

ISBN: 978-84-96263-87-1

144

176

240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

48 €

167

502 pages, hard cover ISBN: 978-84-96969-66-7

SMALL INTERIORS 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

217

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

135

SHOP WINDOWS

220

177

links

34 €

HOUSES NOW: TOWN HOUSES 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96263-74-1

34 €

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192 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

192 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

I S B N : 9 7 8 - 8 4 - 9 6 2 6 3 - 9 3 - 2 39.95 €

I S B N : 9 7 8 - 8 4 - 9 6 2 6 3 - 9 2 - 5 39.95 €

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ISBN: 978-84-96969-94-0

24 x 33 cm ( 9 1/2 X 13”) 240 pages, soft cover with flaps ISBN: 978-84-96969-95-7

35 €

FACADES

ISBN: 978-84-96263-29-1

ISBN: 978-84-96424-32-6

24 x 30 cm ( 9 1/2 X 12”) 360 pages, soft cover with flaps

35 €

STAIRCASES 24 x 30 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

24 x 28 cm ( 9 X 11”) 254 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

38 €

ISBN: 978-84-96424-87-6

240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

45 €

SHANGAI INTERIORS

ISBN: 978-84-96969-67-4

45 €

ISBN: 978-84-96424-99-9

26 x 26 cm ( 10 X 10”) 320 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-96969-66-7

48 €

197

HOTELS

ISBN: 978-84-96969-10-0

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96969-04-9

48 €

55 €

IN STYLE ASIA 23 x 30 cm ( 9 X 12”) 200 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

45 €

SMART HOME EXTENSION

24 x 30 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) ISBN: 978-84-96969-05-6

272 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

45 €

ICONIC STOREFRONTS USA

45 €

24 x 28 cm ( 9 X 11”)

THE COMPLETE PLAN ATLAS 504 pages, hard cover w/jacket

180

45 €

240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

19 €

70

75

304 pages, hard cover w/jacket

24 x 30 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

NEW CONCEPTS IN HOUSING

ISBN: 978-84-96969-98-8

180 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

196

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”) ISBN: 978-84-96969-99-5

180 pages, hard cover w/jacket

69

68

NEW APARTMENT

24 x 30 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

ISBN: 978-84-96263-58-6

168 pages, soft cover with flaps

19 €

NEW DOMESTIC INTERIORS

133

151.1

SMART INTERIORS 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

28 €

ROOFS

24 x 30 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

ISBN: 978-84-96263-21-5

178

HIP LOUNGING JAPAN

ISBN: 978-84-96969-91-9

168 pages, soft cover with flaps

28 €

24 x 26,5 cm (9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

19 €

OUTSTANDING STANDS

24 x 30 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

214

HIP DINING JAPAN

ISBN: 978-84-96969-96-4

181

182

26

240 pages, soft cover with flaps

24 €

24 x 26,5 cm (9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

240 pages, soft cover with flaps

TODAY´S CULTURE FACILITIES

221

192 pages, soft cover with flaps ISBN: 978-2-917031-36-0

COMPACT INTERIORS

ISBN: 978-84-96969-97-1

APARTMENT INTERIORS 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

210

24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

28 €

35.1

GREAT SPACES: HOME INTERIORS

ISBN: 978-84-96969-92-6

168 pages, soft cover with flaps

80.1

28 €

NEW HOUSE 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

100.1

240 pages, soft cover with flaps

95.1

98.1

ISBN: 978-84-96263-07-9

COMPACT HOUSES 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

99.1

240 pages, soft cover with flaps

101.1

91.1

93.1

TODAY´S CITY HOUSES 24 x 26 cm ( 9 1/2 X 10 1/2”)

29 €

INDUSTRIES & BUSINESS BUILDINGS 28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96263-68-0

50 €

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300 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96969-59-9

300 pages, hard cover w/jacket

65 €

ISBN: 978-84-96424-98-2

ISBN: 978-84-96424-04-3

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-92796-77-9

ISBN: 978-84-92796-84-7

ISBN: 978-84-96969-72-8

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96263-46-8

URBAN SPACES 28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96969-39-1

NEW FACADES

264

NEW TRADE SHOW DESIGN

273

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”)

211

NEW EXHIBITION DESIGN 300 pages, hard cover w/jacket

50 €

ISBN: 978-84-92796-81-6

300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-92796-82-3

55 €

LINKS

179

234

170

300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

55 €

NEW ROOFS 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

HOTEL

LINKS

ISBN: 978-84-96969-32-2

NEW STAIRCASES 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

DESIGN

EXHIBITION DESIGN

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”)

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

55 €

NEW

URBAN SPACES NEW CITY PARKS

APARTMENT BUILDINGS TODAY

272

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

300 pages, hard cover w/jacket

50 €

MATERIALS INNOVATION & DESIGN

271

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”)

276

DESIGN BOUTIQUES

235

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”)

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

50 €

ISBN: 978-84-92796-83-0

HOTEL DESIGN 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-92796-47-2

OFFICE INTERIORS & BUSINESS BUILDINGS

HOSPITALS HEALTH FACILITIES 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

188

39 €

CORPORATE BUILDINGS

194

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”)

255

300 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96969-20-9

NEW HEALTH FACILITIES

199

28 x 28 cm ( 11 X 11”)

231

216

CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE

300 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-92796-04-5

THE NEW OFFICE DESIGN 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96969-03-2

55 €

SUSTAINABLE

300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-15-1

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55 €

300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-76-2

55 €

300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-79-3

55 €

300 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-87-8

55 €

OFFICE INTERIORS & BUSINESS BUILDINGS

SUSTAINABLE URBAN SPACES

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-40-3

55 €

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-49-6

55 €

SUPERB SHOPS

174

TRANSPORT FACILITIES 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

LINKS

162

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

LINKS

266

NEW EXHIBITION DESIGN 2

260

ARCHITECTURE TODAY 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

281

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

274

ECO-FRIENDLY ARCHITECTURE

254

256

URBAN SPACES

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-96263-86-4

55 €

TRADE SHOW DESIGN 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/ jacket ISBN: 978-84-96424-71-5

55 €

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300 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-00-7

240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96424-75-3

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96424-74-6

OFFICE INTERIORS 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 360 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96263-81-9

TOP SHOPS 2

238

FACTORIES & OFFICE BUILDINGS

189

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

163

HOUSES NOW 2

172

164

251

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 192 pages, hard cover w/ jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96424-70-8

BARS & RESTAURANTS 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

ISBN: 978-84-96969-79-7

55 €

CLUBS & BARS DESIGN

STYLISH HOTEL DESIGN 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

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ISBN: 978-84-96969-43-8

55 €

LANDSCAPE DESIGN USA 360 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96424-61-6

60 €

ISBN: 978-84-96969-76-6

LANDSCAPE DESIGN UK 272 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-96424-82-1

60 €

ISBN: 978-84-92796-46-5

FREESTYLE GRAPHICS 256 pages, flexicover ISBN: 978-84-96969-35-3

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 300 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

21 x 28,5 cm ( 8 X 11 1/2”)

ART OF DISPLAY: CULTURE SHOWS

ISBN: 978-84-92796-01-4

55 €

230

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

CLUBS & BARS DESIGN

252

263

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

55 €

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

COLOR, GRAPHIC & ARCHITECTURE

183

55 €

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) ISBN: 978-84-96969-80-3

240 pages, hard cover w/jacket

160

239

ISBN: 978-84-96969-43-8

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

224

300 pages, hard cover w/jacket

URBAN FURNITURE SELECTION

236

24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”)

165

ARCHITECTURE ON THE EDGE: HOUSES

244

229

LINKS

CITY EMBELLISHMENT BARCELONA 24,2 x 28,4 cm ( 9 1/2 X 11”) 284 pages, hard cover w/jacket ISBN: 978-84-92796-37-3

55 €

GLOBAL CREATIVE ARCHITECTURE 26 x 28 cm ( 10 X 11”) 272 pages, hard cover w/jacket

45 €

ISBN: 978-84-96263-91-8

45 €

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