Construction
Par: LYON, Dominique.
Contributor(s): Ward, Kathryn Walton [Traducteur].
Type Document : Ouvrage Editeur: Orléans : HYX, [2010] HYX 2010Description Matérielle: 207 p ill. en noir et en coul., plans, couv. ill 25 cm.ISBN: 9782910385644.Mots Clés: Bâtiments publics | Agence du Besset-Lyon architectes | Catalogues d'expositionRésumé: Created in 1987, the agency Pierre du Besset and Dominique Lyon occupies an important place in the architectural scene today. Construction is for Dominique Lyon an opportunity to undertake an overview of his projects thus far (whether built or not), from the Maison de la Villette and the headquarters of Le Monde newspaper to the Tangier ferry terminal and the French embassy in Tokyo, by way of the French pavilion for the Seville Worlds Fair and the multimedia libraries of Orleans and Troyes. In this book, Dominique Lyon defends a decidedly critical position, supported by an uninterrupted conversation with the real.Sommaire:| Type de document | Site actuel | Cote | Statut | Notes | Date de retour prévue | Code à barres |
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Ouvrage publié parallèlement à l'exposition éponyme tenue à Bordeaux, Arc en rêve-Centre d'architecture, du 7 mai au 20 juin 2010. - Édition bilingue français et anglais. - Pas de date d'édition. Déduite d'après celle de l'exposition
Created in 1987, the agency Pierre du Besset and Dominique Lyon occupies an important place in the architectural scene today. Construction is for Dominique Lyon an opportunity to undertake an overview of his projects thus far (whether built or not), from the Maison de la Villette and the headquarters of Le Monde newspaper to the Tangier ferry terminal and the French embassy in Tokyo, by way of the French pavilion for the Seville Worlds Fair and the multimedia libraries of Orleans and Troyes. In this book, Dominique Lyon defends a decidedly critical position, supported by an uninterrupted conversation with the real.
