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Shouldn't We All be Developers?

by Roger Zogolovitsch
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Shouldn't We All be Developers? - Thryft
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Transform small sites into spacious, connected living.

"Shouldn't We All be Developers?" is an inspiring read for architects and homeowners alike who want to optimize space. The Solidspace approach, which emphasizes partnership and interconnected spaces, provides a unique solution to the challenges of small sites. With varied plans and sections, readers will appreciate the innovative approach the author takes, borrowing from Modern architecture history and architectural promenade ideas. Overall, this book is a must-read for architects and homeowners looking for creative and practical ways to maximize living spaces.

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Shouldn't We All be Developers?

by Roger Zogolovitsch
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ISBN: 9781908967688
Authors: Roger Zogolovitsch
Publisher: Artifice Books on Architecture
Date of Publication: 2015-12-31
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Art, Business
Related Topics: Architecture, Design, Art and Photography, Entrepreneurship, Management
Goodreads rating: 3.5
(rated by 10 readers)

Description

Concerned with "development as art," Shouldn’t we all be developers? is written by Roger Zogolovitch, founder of Solidspace. Zogolovitch studied at the Architectural Association in London between 1965 and 1971, and has seen the business of architecture since then from all as architect, client and developer. He set up Solidspace as a vehicle to develop interstitial sites not otherwise recognised as suitable for inner city development.Shouldn’t we all be developers? is written in the first person, as a manifesto for an approach to contemporary development and architecture. The Solidspace approach encourages collaboration with other architects― partnerships include those with de Rijke Marsh Morgan Architects, Mole Architects and Stephen Taylor Architects. Their schemes are concerned with varied plans and sections, in order to open up small sites to larger footprints through interconnected spaces―borrowing, in part, from the history of Modern architecture, and ideas of the ‘raumplan’ and ‘architectural promenade’.Projects include One Centaur Street in Lambeth, Essex Mews in Crystal Palace and the first Solidspace project, the Zog House in Queen’s Park.
 

Transform small sites into spacious, connected living.

"Shouldn't We All be Developers?" is an inspiring read for architects and homeowners alike who want to optimize space. The Solidspace approach, which emphasizes partnership and interconnected spaces, provides a unique solution to the challenges of small sites. With varied plans and sections, readers will appreciate the innovative approach the author takes, borrowing from Modern architecture history and architectural promenade ideas. Overall, this book is a must-read for architects and homeowners looking for creative and practical ways to maximize living spaces.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.