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The New Urbanism has dramatically transformed the way illustrations are used to advance the dialogue of community planning and place making. New Urbanists have revived and advanced techniques of visual communication that enable professionals, elected officials and citizens from all walks of life to engage in designing their neighborhoods and communities. While created as means to an end, these visualizations are often compelling artworks in their own right.
The Art of the New Urbanism features the first-ever, comprehensive collection of New Urbanist artworks, with more than 200 selected works produced by more than 100 practitioners and firms. The collected works include plans, renderings of buildings, streetscapes and gathering places, studies of precedents, and photographs of built projects. This book includes seminal material from the early history of the movement that has inspired generations of community building professionals, as well as a wide variety of hand-drawn and digital works that represent methods used today.
Through their commentaries on each work, designers share the place making principles visualized through their plans and renderings and how their work responded to the public process. The Art of the New Urbanism contributors include: Joseph Altuna Andrés Duany Dana P. Little Peter Richards ARCAS Paris Edward Erfurt Jeffrey Loman Robin Riley Jonathan Arnold Manuel Fernandez-Noval Tom Low Chris Ritter Eusebio Azcue Steven Fett Michael McCann Joshua J. Rivera Charles Barrett Jennifer García Scott Merrill Abel Rodriguez Marcos Bastian Kenneth García John Miki David Rodríguez Drew Bowman Mark Garzon Elizabeth Moule Clay Rokicki Peter Calthorpe Andrew Georgiadis Steve Mouzon SCENESIS PICTURES Brian Canin Ernesto Gloria John Moynahan David M. Schwarz David Carrico Bonnie Gonzalez Juan Mullerat Robert Scott Christopher Carrigan Jennifer Griffin Peter Musty Jennifer Settle Juan A. Caruncho John Griffin Thai Nguyen Shailendra Singh Eduardo Castillo Arti Harchekar Anne Marie Noll Joe Skibba Maricé Chael Peter Harmatuck Colleen O’Keeffe Daniel Solomon Dede Christopher Seth Harry Lew Oliver Sandy Sorlien Anthony Cissell Xiaojian He Dan Osborne Christian Sottile Craig Clements Brian Hendrickson Paul Ostergaard Kristen Sparenborg Andrew Cogar Steve Hinds Eric Osth Lucien Steil David Colgan Troy Homenchuk Daniel Parolek Robert A.M. Stern Daniel W. Cook C.J. Howard Karen Parolek Dhiru A. Thadani Chad Cooper Randall Imai Stefan Pellegrini John Torti Jaime Correa Christopher Janson Christopher M. Pizzi Erick Valle Cindy Cox Joseph Kabriel Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk Estela Valle David R. Csont Peter Katz Chris Podstawski David VanGroningen dbox Brian Kelly Stefanos Polyzoides Max Von Trott Lohren Ray Deeg Kevin Klinkenberg Evan Posley James Wassell Bill Dennis Joseph Kohl Asa Prentice Anthony Way Harry Dodson Leon Krier Russell Preston Vladislav Yeliseyev James Dougherty Matthew Lambert Steve Price JJ Zanetta Victor Dover Jacob Lindsey Ian Rasmussen Art Zendarski
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Visual resource on new urbanism and architecture with expert commentary included
The Art of the New Urbanism: Volume 2 (2010-2025) is a treasure trove of transformative urban design for architects, urban designers, city planners, real estate developers, builders, municipal planning departments, community redevelopment agencies, citizen activists, and students seeking to expand their perspective and develop and implement new designs.
The Art of the New Urbanism: Volume 2 (2010-2025) showcases more than 400 works by over 150 contributors, demonstrating a dramatic expansion and refinement of the tools and techniques used by new urbanists to address a wide range of entrenched and rapidly emerging problems. During this era, new urbanists were at the forefront of urban redevelopment, sprawl repair, agrarian urbanism, form-based coding, traffic-planning reform to promote safe, walkable streets, the reintroduction of missing-middle housing, small-scale development, and incremental urbanism, including tactical urbanism. Designers’ commentaries accompany each work, encompassing hand-drawn illustrations and an increasing variety of digital and hybrid works, including beautifully crafted plans and renderings of neighborhoods, buildings, streetscapes, and gathering places; artistic diagrams and codes; and photographs of a growing number and variety of built projects.
The Art of the New Urbanism: Volume 2 (2010-2025) includes:
Startlingly beautiful, inspiring and insightful drawings gathered in one collection for the first time—most never previously published Seminal material from the history of the movement that inspired a generation of design professionals and their partners to collaborate and advance alternatives to sprawl and rebuild towns and cities Insights on the continued artistic and technical evolution of visual storytelling in community planning, architecture, and real estate development New Urbanism patterns, practices and techniques that are widely popular, value-creating, practical, and feasible—not just idyllic dreams Real-world case studies of New Urbanism, including retrofitting suburbia, sustainable urbanism, and form-based codes945 kr
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The New Urbanism has dramatically transformed the way illustrations are used to advance the dialogue of community planning and place making. New Urbanists have revived and advanced techniques of visual communication that enable professionals, elected officials and citizens from all walks of life to engage in designing their neighborhoods and communities. While created as means to an end, these visualizations are often compelling artworks in their own right.
The Art of the New Urbanism features the first-ever, comprehensive collection of New Urbanist artworks, with more than 200 selected works produced by more than 100 practitioners and firms. The collected works include plans, renderings of buildings, streetscapes and gathering places, studies of precedents, and photographs of built projects. This book includes seminal material from the early history of the movement that has inspired generations of community building professionals, as well as a wide variety of hand-drawn and digital works that represent methods used today.
Through their commentaries on each work, designers share the place making principles visualized through their plans and renderings and how their work responded to the public process. The Art of the New Urbanism contributors include: Joseph Altuna Andrés Duany Dana P. Little Peter Richards ARCAS Paris Edward Erfurt Jeffrey Loman Robin Riley Jonathan Arnold Manuel Fernandez-Noval Tom Low Chris Ritter Eusebio Azcue Steven Fett Michael McCann Joshua J. Rivera Charles Barrett Jennifer García Scott Merrill Abel Rodriguez Marcos Bastian Kenneth García John Miki David Rodríguez Drew Bowman Mark Garzon Elizabeth Moule Clay Rokicki Peter Calthorpe Andrew Georgiadis Steve Mouzon SCENESIS PICTURES Brian Canin Ernesto Gloria John Moynahan David M. Schwarz David Carrico Bonnie Gonzalez Juan Mullerat Robert Scott Christopher Carrigan Jennifer Griffin Peter Musty Jennifer Settle Juan A. Caruncho John Griffin Thai Nguyen Shailendra Singh Eduardo Castillo Arti Harchekar Anne Marie Noll Joe Skibba Maricé Chael Peter Harmatuck Colleen O’Keeffe Daniel Solomon Dede Christopher Seth Harry Lew Oliver Sandy Sorlien Anthony Cissell Xiaojian He Dan Osborne Christian Sottile Craig Clements Brian Hendrickson Paul Ostergaard Kristen Sparenborg Andrew Cogar Steve Hinds Eric Osth Lucien Steil David Colgan Troy Homenchuk Daniel Parolek Robert A.M. Stern Daniel W. Cook C.J. Howard Karen Parolek Dhiru A. Thadani Chad Cooper Randall Imai Stefan Pellegrini John Torti Jaime Correa Christopher Janson Christopher M. Pizzi Erick Valle Cindy Cox Joseph Kabriel Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk Estela Valle David R. Csont Peter Katz Chris Podstawski David VanGroningen dbox Brian Kelly Stefanos Polyzoides Max Von Trott Lohren Ray Deeg Kevin Klinkenberg Evan Posley James Wassell Bill Dennis Joseph Kohl Asa Prentice Anthony Way Harry Dodson Leon Krier Russell Preston Vladislav Yeliseyev James Dougherty Matthew Lambert Steve Price JJ Zanetta Victor Dover Jacob Lindsey Ian Rasmussen Art Zendarski
755 kr
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Visual resource on new urbanism and architecture with expert commentary included
The Art of the New Urbanism: Volume 2 (2010-2025) is a treasure trove of transformative urban design for architects, urban designers, city planners, real estate developers, builders, municipal planning departments, community redevelopment agencies, citizen activists, and students seeking to expand their perspective and develop and implement new designs.
The Art of the New Urbanism: Volume 2 (2010-2025) showcases more than 400 works by over 150 contributors, demonstrating a dramatic expansion and refinement of the tools and techniques used by new urbanists to address a wide range of entrenched and rapidly emerging problems. During this era, new urbanists were at the forefront of urban redevelopment, sprawl repair, agrarian urbanism, form-based coding, traffic-planning reform to promote safe, walkable streets, the reintroduction of missing-middle housing, small-scale development, and incremental urbanism, including tactical urbanism. Designers’ commentaries accompany each work, encompassing hand-drawn illustrations and an increasing variety of digital and hybrid works, including beautifully crafted plans and renderings of neighborhoods, buildings, streetscapes, and gathering places; artistic diagrams and codes; and photographs of a growing number and variety of built projects.
The Art of the New Urbanism: Volume 2 (2010-2025) includes:
Startlingly beautiful, inspiring and insightful drawings gathered in one collection for the first time—most never previously published Seminal material from the history of the movement that inspired a generation of design professionals and their partners to collaborate and advance alternatives to sprawl and rebuild towns and cities Insights on the continued artistic and technical evolution of visual storytelling in community planning, architecture, and real estate development New Urbanism patterns, practices and techniques that are widely popular, value-creating, practical, and feasible—not just idyllic dreams Real-world case studies of New Urbanism, including retrofitting suburbia, sustainable urbanism, and form-based codes