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Shane Thompson: Making a Sub-Tropical Architecture
Preface by Paul Thomas. Essay by Louise Nobel. Text in English. Milano, 2003; hardback, pp. 118, col. plates and ill., cm 24x24. In contemporary Australian architecture the relationship between edifice and environment is often felt more strongly than elsewhere, and Shane Thompson's work proves it; climate, habitat, and landscape represent privileged reference points in his constructions. These elements are brought together under a design perspective that pays attention to the developments of modern architecture, technology, and the world of art.
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Explores eco-sensitive architecture inspired by Australian climates.
Who is this book for?
If you're interested in how architects incorporate climate and landscape into their designs, Shane Thompson's work is truly enlightening. This book offers a detailed look at his approach to melding environment with architectural form, making it perfect for those passionate about sustainable and contextual architecture.
