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Amazon; De-architecture: Authors: James Wines, Rizzoli: Editor: Rizzoli International Publications: Contributor: SITE, Inc: Edition: illustrated: Publisher: Random House Incorporated, 1987: Original from: the University of Michigan: Digitized: Nov 8, 2007: ISBN: 0847808610, 9780847808618: Length: 189 pages: Subjects Additional Physical Format: Online version: Wines, James, 1932-De-architecture. New York, NY : Rizzoli, 1987 (OCoLC)573522938: Named Person: James Wines; James Wines ... Wines termed it “de-architecture”, the disassembling of ingrained expectations. ... ‘James Wines and SITE: Retrospective 1970-2020’, November 28-March 7 2021, tchoban-foundation.de. De-architecture is a frame of reference for questioning the nature and practice of architecture in the late 1980s and beyond. The term was invented because, as Picasso once observed, "Art is a series of destructions,'' and the concept of subtracting from an institutional definition to re-evaluate its purposes seemed an appropriate way to proceed. For nearly 20 years, James Wines has headed a New York-based design firm by the name of SITE (sculpture in the environment) that has been producing eye-catching showrooms for … Oct 02, 2003 · James Wines, “Notes from a Passing Car,” Architectural Forum (September 1973) 66. ↩ James Wines, De-Architecture, (New York: Rizzoli, 1987) 124. ↩ James Wines, SITE, (New York: Rizzoli, 1989) 98. ↩ James Wines, “De-Architecturization: The Iconography of Disaster,” Architectural Design (July 1975) 428. ↩ Dec 15, 2020 · These observations developed into my 1987 book, entitled ‘De-architecture.’ In this publication, I described the SITE mission as follows; “When I ventured into between-the-arts territories during the late 1960’s, I began to use the connections linking art and architecture as a hybrid middle ground, which I referred to as ‘arch-art.’ Dec 03, 1987 · ''De-Architecture,'' the world according to James Wines, the founder of SITE, an avant-garde design and architecture firm in New York. Just published by Rizzoli ($40 hardcover, $25 paperback), the ... James Wines . This Essay has been excerpted from James Wines' book entitled "De-architecture" to be published by Rizzoli in the fall of 1987. De-architecture is a frame of reference for questioning the nature and practice of architecture in the late 1980s and beyond. The term was invented because, as Picasso once observed, "Art Author of several books in the past - ARCHITECTURE AS ART 1980 and DE-ARCHITECTURE 1987- Mr. Wines is currently finishing a book on environmental architecture in the Age of Ecology for Taschen Publishers in Germany. James Wines lives and works in New York City, with frequent travels abroad to locations where SITEhas on-going projects. American, born 1932. 18 works online. James Wines, founder of the architecture and environmental design studio SITE, has spent much of his career challenging the notion that architecture is an act of formal invention. As he has written, “SITE’s work is about inversion, fusion, intervention, exaggeration—often just taking something apart and examining the elements of construction from a … Designer of more than 150 architecture, interior design, public space, and landscape architecture projects for clients ranging from PepsiCo to Best Products to the cities of Hiroshima and Vienna, James Wines founded the interdisciplinary SITE Environmental Design in 1970. In addition to being the recipient of numerous awards, Wines has lectured and written extensively on architecture and environmental design. He has written seven books on art and design, including On Site-On Energy, (Scribners and Sons, 1974), De-Architecture, (Rizzoli International, 1987), and Green Architecture, (Taschen Verlag, 2000). Wines has designed more than 150 buildings, public spaces, landscapes, and environmental art works for private and municipal clients in 11 countries. New York: Rizzoli International Publications, 1987. This is a very good softcover copy with just light wear to the covers. Signed and briefly inscribed to a fellow architect by James Wines, on the front endpaper. Otherwise very clean throughout. Illustr... De Architecture by James Wines (Illustrated, Apr 1988) Paperback on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. De Architecture by James Wines (Illustrated, Apr 1988) Paperback Nov 20, 2013 · In 2013, architect and founder of the New York–based office, SITE, James Wines was honored with the National Design Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum. Over the course of a career spanning four decades, the Penn State architecture professor’s multidisciplinary creative output has focused on site-specific structures that … American architect and artist James Wines’ (1932) professional career has long been linked to the multidisciplinary organization SITE (Sculpture in the Environment) which he founded in New York in 1970 alongside A. Sky, E. Sousa and M. Stone. A leading exponent of environmental design and organic architecture, he has been a sculptor since the late fifties. Buy De Architecture Illustrated edition by Wines, James (ISBN: 9780847808625) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. Wines is currently a professor of architecture at Penn State University. In addition to critical writing, he has lectured in fifty-two countries on green topics since 1969. In 1987, his book De-Architecture was released by Rizzoli International Publications. Mar 23, 2012 - De-Architecture, by James Wines, inspired me in architecture school. I found his take on the Best stores by SITE to be refreshing - more big box stores ... Mar 10, 1988 · ''De-Architecture,'' by James Wines (Rizzoli, 208 pages, $40, paperback $25). The term ''de-architecture'' is used by Wines as a frame of reference for questioning the nature and practice of ... De-Architecture is a book of theory, opinion, and critical history on the subjects of architecture, art (public and private), and community spaces. While it is an outgrowth of the architectural group SITE, it is primarily an overview of the problems of communication in the building arts of this century and a series or proposed solutions. Wines is currently a professor of architecture at Penn State University. In addition to critical writing, he has lectured in fifty-two countries on green topics since 1969. In 1987, his book De-Architecture[8] was released by Rizzoli International Publications. Dec 15, 2020 · These observations developed into my 1987 book, entitled ‘De-architecture.’ In this publication, I described the SITE mission as follows; “When I ventured into between-the-arts territories during the late 1960’s, I began to use the connections linking art and architecture as a hybrid middle ground, which I referred to as ‘arch-art.’ Approval of the thesis: PRINCIPLES IN GREEN ARCHITECTURE: AN INQUIRY INTO THE EVALUATION CRITERIA OF GREEN AWARDS submitted by SEVDA HASSAN NAZHAD DAMATI in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Architecture in Architecture Department, Middle East Technical University by, Prof. Dr. Canan Özgen _____ Aug 20, 2008 · Author of Green Architecture (Architecture & Design), On site, on energy, Museum of Modern Art, Frankfurt, L'architecture verte, James Wines: recent sculpture, 1963-66, James Wines, recent sculpture, De-architecture, The Art of Architecture in the Age of Ecology James Wines. NOTES ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF ‘SITE’ The basic purpose of De-architecture, in both its theoretical and built form, is to explore new possibilities for changing professional and popular response to the sociological, psychological, and aesthetic significance of architecture and public space. Jun 27, 1977 · SITE is headed by James Wines, a sculptor turned architect and educator. Out of his loft in New York's Soho area have come ideas for parks, position papers on what he calls, “de‐architecture ... Smithsonian National Design Award: Lifetime Achievement; 2013 Premio di Architettura ANCE (2011) Chrysler Award for Design Innovation; 1995 James Wines (born 1932) is an American artist and architect associated with environmental design. Wines is founder and president of SITE, a New York City -based architecture and environmental arts organization chartered in 1970. Interview to James Wines, artist, architect, theorist (his own De-Architecture is from 1987), essayist, founder of the Ecological Design and the Green Architecture (a designation which is also the title of one of his books), provocative supporter of Deconstructivism, professor at Penn State University, awarded with many international ... James Wines is the author of Green Architecture (4.03 avg rating, 333 ratings, 5 reviews, published 2000), James Cutler (4.17 avg rating, 12 ratings, 0 r... JAMESWINES! B.!1932,!Oak!Park,!IL! Lives!and!works!in!NewYork,NY!! Professor!of!Architecture!atPenn!State!University! Presidentand!Founder!of!SITE!New!York! James Wines, winner of the 2013 National Design Award
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