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Modern North Architecture On The Frozen Edge 1st Edition Julie Decker

Name: Modern North Architecture On The Frozen Edge 1st Edition Julie Decker
SKU: BELL-4916736
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Modern North Architecture On The Frozen Edge 1st Edition Julie Decker instant download after payment.

Publisher: Princeton Architectural Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 18.82 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Julie Decker

ISBN: 9781568988993, 1568988990

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Modern North Architecture On The Frozen Edge 1st Edition Julie Decker by Julie Decker 9781568988993, 1568988990 instant download after payment.

The geographic region around the North Pole is a raw and exotic area of untouched nature and inescapable beauty. Unique among the Earths ecosystems, it includes both a vast, ice-covered ocean and a treeless region of tundra. Building in this extremely cold climate requires an advanced degree of ingenuity and resolve. Ecological conditions including high winds, snowdrifts, and permafrost, combined with periods of little or no sunlight, present seemingly impossible logistical hurdles. Recent years have witnessed an explosion of resident and invited architects creating buildings above 60 degrees latitude. The time has come for a new definition of a northern building—one that isboth extraordinarily responsive to place and aesthetically provocative.