Bøger af Owen Hopkins

Dieses innovative und einzigartige Buch ist ein visueller Führer zu den Gebäuden, die uns umgeben. Die architektonischen Merkmale sind auf den Abbildungen der Gebäude genau angegeben und beschriftet, so dass Sie, anders als bei anderen Architekturlexika, den Namen nicht kennen müssen, bevor Sie ihn nachschlagen. Klare Strichzeichnungen und umfangreiche Farbfotografien veranschaulichen jeden der wichtigsten Gebäudetypen, von Festungen über Kirchen und Herrenhäuser bis hin zu Wolkenkratzern. Anschließend werden die einzelnen Strukturelemente und Materialien erläutert, die allen Gebäuden gemeinsam sind, ob im klassischen, gotischen oder modernen Stil. Ein umfassendes Glossar rundet das Buch ab. Diese überarbeitete Ausgabe enthält einen erweiterten Abschnitt über moderne Strukturen und Materialien sowie über die neuesten Stile und Konzepte der letzten zehn Jahre.

Marking the 300th anniversary of Christopher Wren's death in 1723, Blue Crow Media and Owen Hopkins have collaborated on a unique and insightful guide to Wren's works across London. From Hampton Court to Greenwich, Wren's works are woven into the physical fabric of London unlike those of any other architect. A selection of Wren's churches and works are featured on this map, with captions and an introduction by Owen Hopkins and original photography by Nigel Green. Independent publisher Blue Crow Media has published a series of London maps featuring the city's architecture, design, trees and more.

An unprecedented survey of more than 250 architects who continue to define one of the most polarizing yet celebrated of styles Brutalist architecture inspires a passionate response, be it adulation or contempt. There is no disputing, however, that the style produces some of the world's most breathtaking buildings. This landmark volume documents the movement as never before, by profiling the architects behind the style. Featuring more than 250 historic and contemporary architects (organised alphabetically) along with specially selected examples of their work, this book includes international icons alongside those who are less well known or who have for too long been neglected, providing a unique record of this influential global architecture movement. The book includes 350 stunning images of more than 200 iconic Brutalist buildings, alongside fresh and surprising masterworks from 1936 to the present day, creating the ultimate companion to the Brutalist masters. Featured architects include: John Andrews; João Batista Vilanova Artigas; Lina Bo Bardi; Bogdan Bogdanovic; Marcel Breuer; Douglas Cardinal; André-Jacques Dunoyer de Segonzac; Bertrand Goldberg; Erno Goldfinger; Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak; Agustín Hernández Navarro; John M. Johansen; Louis I. Kahn; Denys Lasdun; Le Corbusier; João da Gama Filgueiras Lima; Alberto Linner Díaz; Owen Luder; Paulo Mendes da Rocha; Oscar Niemeyer; William L. Pereira; Affonso Eduardo Reidy; Paul Rudolph; Moshe Safdie; Alison Smithson; Clorindo Testa; Decio Tozzi; and John Carl Warnecke

Packed with stunning imagery and featuring the world's most celebrated cultural institutions, architectural historian and museum curator Owen Hopkins looks at the fascinating history of The Museum.

A curated collection of Postmodern architecture in all its glorious array of vivid non-conformity

John Marx's watercolours, first published in the Architectural Review, are a captivating example of an architect's way of thinking

An in-depth exploration of the forgotten buildings of postwar Britain, charting their evolution from ambitious concepts to abandoned constructions.

With a story of continual innovation, this book focuses on twelve such figures from the history of British architecture, including Sir John Soane, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Cedric Price and Zaha Hadid. It deals with the history of British Architecture.

A visual guide the buildings that surround us, with clear line drawings and colour photos.

Charting Hawksmoor's career and the decline of his reputation, Owen Hopkins offers fresh interpretations of many of his famous works - notably his three East End churches - and shows how over their history Hawksmoor's buildings have been ignored, abused, altered, recovered and celebrated.