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S611 (wrong file)
(note : the uploaded file is corrupted, please look for the publication with the same name in the Practices in Research Community) S611 is a contribution published in May 2021 in Practices in Research #02 - Tour d'Horizon, pp 9-25, edited by the interuniversity research group Architecture In Practice. The practice within BAST is committed to «ordinary con-texts» and «programs devoid of architecture» in rural or peri-urban areas, such as clubhouses, refectories, commu-nal homes, multiservice centers, municipal workshops, ex-tensions of town halls. Because BAST continuously questions the use of material resources, programmatic recurrences, innovation and the economy that govern the act of building nowadays, they consider that these architectures can serve the production of commons. The architects ran a studio with 24 bachelor students of ENSA Toulouse in 2020, which aim was to design a small equipment based on a real program while developing a constructive system of its own. The proposals are simple and pragmatic constructions tolerating small budgets and seeking to enhance contemporary artisanal or industrial know-how.
S611 (wrong file)
(note : the uploaded file is corrupted, please look for the publication with the same name in the Practices in Research Community) S611 is a contribution published in May 2021 in Practices in Research #02 - Tour d'Horizon, pp 9-25, edited by the interuniversity research group Architecture In Practice. The practice within BAST is committed to «ordinary con-texts» and «programs devoid of architecture» in rural or peri-urban areas, such as clubhouses, refectories, commu-nal homes, multiservice centers, municipal workshops, ex-tensions of town halls. Because BAST continuously questions the use of material resources, programmatic recurrences, innovation and the economy that govern the act of building nowadays, they consider that these architectures can serve the production of commons. The architects ran a studio with 24 bachelor students of ENSA Toulouse in 2020, which aim was to design a small equipment based on a real program while developing a constructive system of its own. The proposals are simple and pragmatic constructions tolerating small budgets and seeking to enhance contemporary artisanal or industrial know-how.
S611 (wrong file)
Didier, Laurent (author) / Le Ny, Mathieu (author) / Leger, Louis (author)
2021-05-01
oai:zenodo.org:4726889
Practices In Research 2 9-25
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
720
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