Jean Prouvé - La maison Tropicale
The book sheds light on the origin of the house designed by Jean Prouvé in the 1950s, a groundbreaking creation that could be dismantled and was designed to adapt to climatic constraints.
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Topics
Architecture
Description
The perfect incarnation of the Manifesto by Ron Arad: "let's be honnest, we need manufactured homes".
Why manufactured? Because houses are no longer built with several bits and pieces that are then put together, but are now made of elements characterizing a machine that is completely assembled mechanically and which doesn't require to create any other material on the construction site.
Through a lecture given in Nancy at the end of the war, Jean Prouvé urges architects, technicians and politicians in charge of the reconstruction to priviledge manufactured houses.
Descriptions & Features
- Publisher
- Éditions du Centre Pompidou
- Dimensions
- 220 mm x 280 mm x 14 mm
- Publication year
- 2009
- Number of pages
- 160
- Number of illustrations
- 220
- EAN
- 9782844263353