Werkstücke: Objekte zu Häusern machen von Michael Beutler | Atelier Bettina Kraus | ISBN 9783868594638

Werkstücke: Objekte zu Häusern machen

Atelier Bettina Kraus

von Michael Beutler, Isa Melsheimer, Alicia Kwade und Eva Grubinger, herausgegeben von Bettina Kraus, Nandini Oehlmann, Mathias Peppler und Niklas Fanelsa
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinMichael Beutler
Autor / AutorinIsa Melsheimer
Autor / AutorinAlicia Kwade
Autor / AutorinEva Grubinger
Herausgegeben vonBettina Kraus
Herausgegeben vonNandini Oehlmann
Herausgegeben vonMathias Peppler
Herausgegeben vonNiklas Fanelsa
Buchcover Werkstücke: Objekte zu Häusern machen | Michael Beutler | EAN 9783868594638 | ISBN 3-86859-463-9 | ISBN 978-3-86859-463-8

Werkstücke: Objekte zu Häusern machen

Atelier Bettina Kraus

von Michael Beutler, Isa Melsheimer, Alicia Kwade und Eva Grubinger, herausgegeben von Bettina Kraus, Nandini Oehlmann, Mathias Peppler und Niklas Fanelsa
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinMichael Beutler
Autor / AutorinIsa Melsheimer
Autor / AutorinAlicia Kwade
Autor / AutorinEva Grubinger
Herausgegeben vonBettina Kraus
Herausgegeben vonNandini Oehlmann
Herausgegeben vonMathias Peppler
Herausgegeben vonNiklas Fanelsa
The architectural design process starts with the creation of an object that represents a practical interpretation of a precise, design-specific theme. The choice of material, its manufacture and processing have a significant influence on the expression of an object and vice versa. As part of an experiment with isolated aspects such as localization, scale, function, circulation, and points of intersection, the objects become the associative raw material for the architectural design. Step-by-step, the sculptural figures that contain an individual signature each become a house. This procedure generates questions and conflicts that lead to new ideas with regard to form, structure, and space. As a three-dimensional sketch, the object makes the design process, which is characterized by everyday experience, stored images, and lucky coincidence, analog and tangible. The werkstück, literally translated as “work-piece,” is a vehicle through which ideas from the mind can be physically expressed.