Pensées. Baukunst

Publications Language: FR Pages: 256 Format: 19,4 x 27 cm Sous la direction de Frédéric Einaudi et Simon Vergès Distributor Belgium http://cosamentale.com/ Distributor Europe http://cosamentale.com/ Published on 21/06/2021: Pensées. Baukunst

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The publication "Pensées" is the result of the long work of the Brussels architectural firm BAUKUNST.

The construction of collisions of ideas, assemblies of thoughts, which give rise to new images, silences, certainties, doubts, worlds and which reveal a method of thinking and composing. The drawing of a portrait, that of the Belgian agency BAUKUNST.

The present work is composed of deliberately fragmentary parts assembled in a triptych of Words, Definitions and Quotes.
The Words are organised in the form of a primer and belong to vast and varied disciplinary fields.
The Definitions are selected from a range of possible meanings for each word.
The Quotations are taken from works directly from the agency's library.

Publications Auteur Editor Dr. Thierry Kandjee is a landscape architect and the co-founder of Taktyk Landscape+. From 2018 to 2022, he held chair for landscape design at the faculty of architecture La Cambre Horta in Brussels. Among the contributors are Tim Waterman, Professor of Landscape Theory and Acting Director of Architecture History and Theory at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London; Devayani Deshmukh Upasani, Landscape architect, Honorary Secretary of Indian Society of Landscape Architects; Lucine Letassey, photographer and video artist, Belgium; Jolin Ordelman, anthropologist, The Netherlands; Dr. Thania Sakellariou, architect, urbanist and partner at Taktyk Landscape+; Divya Shah, landscape researcher, India; Dr. Sébastien Penfornis, architect urbanist and co-founder of Taktyk Landscape+; Kakoli Sen, visual artist, India; Simon Auperpin, architect, painter and partner of Taktyk Landscape+. Publisher Birkhauser Published on 24/09/2026: Guardians of Water
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