XS Big Ideas, Small Buildings
XS Big Ideas, Small Buildings by Phyllis Richardson, published by Thames & Hudson in 2001, offers an insightful overview of contemporary architecture that emphasizes small-scale, non-standard buildings. This edition spans 223 pages and is presented in English, showcasing nearly 40 innovative structures that highlight their uniqueness and application to standard building types.
Readers will discover a diverse range of architectural designs that explore themes such as portability and interaction with the landscape, as well as structures suited for quiet and meditation. Each featured building is examined for its innovative qualities, providing a comprehensive look at how these idiosyncratic designs challenge conventional notions of architecture. This book serves as a resource for those interested in the evolving landscape of public, commercial, and industrial buildings.
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An overview of cutting edge buildings which focuses on small-scale, non-standard, idiosyncratic contemporary buildings and structures. Nearly 40 buildings are featured, each is presented in terms of its innovation and uniqueness, as well as its application toward standard building types under such themes as portability, buildings supplied to order, interacting with the landscape or perfect for quiet and meditation.
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