The House as Open Form: The Hansens` Summer Resi - Dom jako Forma Otwarta. Szumin Hansenow Szumin Hansenow
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This beautifully illustrated volume offers a photographic tour of the iconic house of a Polish architect couple: Oskar Hansen, member of Team 10, and his wife, Zofia. Located in Szumin in central Poland and designed in 1968, the house serves as a spatial manifesto of Hansen's theory of Open Form, an inspiring concept aimed at opening the architecture for its users' participation and transforming it into a passe-partout for everyday life. An essay on the house and its conceptual underpinnings by journalist Filip Springer accompanies striking photographs by Jan Smaga, and the resulting book is both a portrait of a specific dwelling and a larger analysis of the very idea of architects' houses and their relationship to their owners' work.
About the Author
Aleksandra Kedziorek is an art historian and a coordinator of the Oskar Hansen Research Project at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. Filip Springer is a photojournalist and reporter based in Warsaw.
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- Contributor: Aleksandra Kedziorek
- Imprint: Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw
- ISBN13: 9788364177149
- Number of Pages: 200
- Packaged Dimensions: 195x268x14mm
- Packaged Weight: 652
- Format: Paperback
- Publisher: Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw
- Release Date: 2014-06-27
- Binding: Paperback / softback
- Biography: Aleksandra Kedziorek is an art historian and a coordinator of the Oskar Hansen Research Project at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. Filip Springer is a photojournalist and reporter based in Warsaw.
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