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n° 109 - de p. 68 à p. 91

Présentation de 3 projets récents :-Casa da Musica à Porto-Bibliothèque publique à Seattle-Ambassade de Hollande à Berlin

CONSERVATOIRE ; BATIMENT PUBLIC ; BIBLIOTHEQUE

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n°428 - p.96 à 103

BIBLIOTHEQUE ; BATIMENT CULTUREL

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n° 724 - pp. 6-23

Bibliothèque centrale, à Seattle par Koolhaas. Livraison 2004

BIBLIOTHEQUE

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n° 315 - pp. 102-111

Bibliotheque à Seattle. Livraison 2004

BIBLIOTHEQUE

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n° 145 - pp. 94-101

Biblitohèque centrale à Seattle. Livraison mai 2004

BIBLIOTHEQUE

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n° 79 - pp. 8-61

Seattle central library. Seattle Washington, USADesign: 2000(competition)-construction: -2004

BIBLIOTHEQUE

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- 320 p.
ISBN 978-1634059671, 24 3/USA

Seattle's Chinatown-International District is a one-of-a-kind site of Asian American history. Growing from a single Chinese immigrant in the 1850 and 1860 Washington Territory Census to a bustling center of culture and activism, the C-ID is perhaps the only enclave in the US where different Asian immigrant groups have grown side-by-side without distinct boundaries. The intermingling was a response to both discriminatory policies and the brick-and-mortar architecture of single-room occupancy (SRO) hotels.
The book includes a treasure trove of archival images, a series of original maps showing neighborhood change, and interviews with longtime C-ID residents. Wong's architecture and urban planning backgrounds never fail to find their anchor with the emotional realities of the people. Prophetically, this book comes at a time when C-ID residents are rallying around the anti-gentrification #humbowsnothotels campaign. Wong is hopeful that this book can provide a foundation for Asian American activists as well as cities across the country and the world looking for more just ways to increase urban density. Seattle's Chinatown-International District is a one-of-a-kind site of Asian American history. Growing from a single Chinese immigrant in the 1850 and 1860 Washington Territory Census to a bustling center of culture and activism, the C-ID is perhaps the only enclave in the US where different Asian immigrant groups have grown side-by-side without distinct boundaries. The intermingling was a response to both discriminatory policies and the ...

BATIMENT HOTELIER

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n° 63 - pp.10-23

Batiment culturel à Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. Design: 1995-97. Construction: 1997-2000.

BATIMENT CULTUREL ; MUSEE

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