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9780794601997

Houses for the 21st Century

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    9780794601997

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    0794601995

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-02-01
  • Publisher: Periplus Editions

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Summary

Of all architectural forms, houses are the most culturally sensitive to their times, so what could we expect to see in a '21st Century House'? "...houses for the 21st Century are no longer bewitched by the utopian possibilities of advanced technology. Any universal utopianism seems unlikely in these more knowing, less optimistic times -- the houses demonstrate a response to what is known and tangible. There is a strong interest in the tactile -- the quality, texture and presence of materiality rather than immateriality. There is a preference for substance, rather than absence... the materials are local, with several instances of inventive recycling... and the houses offer carefully considered critiques of what has preceded them, in political, cultural and architectural terms. They are deeply connected with their sites and with their location, and respond directly to local climate and to social conventions. They are not abstract objects that could be found in any other city in the world. In the face of growing globalization, it is to their specificity that they lay claim."

Author Biography

Geoffrey London is Professor of Architecture at The University of Western Australia School of Architecture and Fine Arts Anoma Pieris has degrees from the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She has practiced as an architect in Sri Lanka and in Singapore Paul Walker is Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Melbourne. He has BArch (hons) and a PhD from the University of Auckland Justine Clark is editor of Architecture Australia magazine. She has a BArch (hons) from the University of Auckland and a MArch (dist) from Victoria University of Wellington Amanda Achmadi graduated as Bachelor of Architecture from Parahyangan University, Bandung, Indonesia. She has practised as an architect in Jakarta and Bali Pirak Anurakyawachon is a contributing editor to art4d magazine. He studied architecture at Silpakorn University, Bangkok and has practised as an architect in Europe and the USA Philip Goad is Professor of Architecture and Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at the University of Melbourne Patrick Bingham-Hall is a Sydney based architectural photographer. He is the editor of Pesaro Publishing

Table of Contents

The 21st Century Housep. 8
Outside the Tropical Housep. 18
Indonesia: The Emergence of a New Architectural Consciousness of the Urban Middle Classp. 28
Recent Thai Houses: Diversity without Integrationp. 36
Beyond the Vernacular Housep. 42
An Ongoing Preoccupation: Australia and the Small Housep. 54
Making a Difference: New Zealand Houses at the Beginning of the 21st Centuryp. 60
A Concise History of Future Houses: On the 'Other' side of the Worldp. 68
Karn Boontarik: Lubid Studio Bangkokp. 74
Stutchbury and Pape: Harbour House Newcastlep. 78
ADI Purnomo: Urban House Jakartap. 82
Architecture Workshop: Oriental Bay House Wellingtonp. 86
SCDA Architects: Andrew Road House Singaporep. 90
Seksan Design: Tempinis House Kuala Lumpurp. 94
Donovan Hill: D House Brisbanep. 98
Ahmad Djuhara: Steel House Jakartap. 102
Shyamika Silva: Nalin Indrasena House Colombop. 106
Anupama Kundoo: Anupama Kundoo House Aurovillep. 110
Cy Kuan: Hardy House Balip. 114
Fearon Hay: Rawhiti House Bay of Islandsp. 118
Ngiom Partnership: Pat's House Selangorp. 122
Tinakorn Rujinarong: Rujinarong's House Bangkokp. 126
Tan Kok Meng + Ling Hao: Villa O Singaporep. 130
Blacket Smith: Victoria Park House Perthp. 134
Kevin Low: Kevin Low House Kuala Lumpurp. 138
Vijitha Basnayaka: Maulie De Saram House Colombop. 142
Clinton Murray: Overcliffe Sydneyp. 146
Chau Sau Yan Associates: Tupai House Singaporep. 150
Donovan Hill: N House Brisbanep. 154
Boonlert Hemvijitraphran: Vit Vattanayothin's House Bangkokp. 158
Mitchell and Stout: Waitamariki House Bay of Islandsp. 162
Sean Godsell: Peninsula House Mornington Peninsulap. 168
Hiranti Welandawe: Manel Nivasa House Colombop. 172
Dominic Dube: Inge's House Aurovillep. 176
Daniel Sandjaja: Coba House Denpasarp. 180
Jane Wetherall and Geoffrey Warn: Glick House Perthp. 184
Architecture Workshop: Wakefield Street Apartments Wellingtonp. 188
Pornchai Boonsom: MnG House Bangkokp. 192
Peter Skinner and Elizabeth Watson-Brown: St Lucia House Brisbanep. 196
Woha Architects: Hua Guan House Singaporep. 200
Adi Purnomo: Ciganjur House Jakartap. 204
Kerstin Thompson: House at Lake Conneware Leopoldp. 208
Seksan Design: Sekeping Serendah House Serendahp. 212
Cy Kuan: Courtyard House Balip. 216
Indexp. 220
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