Assemble Building, Community And Collaboration

集合建筑、社区与协作

出版社 ‏ : ‎ Thames & Hudson (2025年 8月 26日)

语言 ‏ : ‎ 英语

精装 ‏ : ‎ 360页

ISBN-10 ‏: ‎ 0500027005

ISBN-13 ‏： ‎ 978-0500027004

商品重量 ‏ : ‎ 567 g

尺寸：270 x 215 mm

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

这本备受期待的专著是关于特纳奖获奖者、多学科建筑集体 Assemble 的，汇集了他们十多年来开创性的合作作品。

建筑集体 Assemble 通过开展临时、小规模、以社区为基础的项目，经常重复使用场地和材料，改变了成功的年轻实践的定义。建筑评论家埃德温·希思科特 (Edwin Heathcote) 称他们“年轻、广受赞誉且影响力日益增强”，他们是建筑的未来，也是无名企业巨头的对立面。

这本书回顾了 Assemble 工作室前十年左右的动态工作，按照项目类型进行组织，突出了他们的方法、工作实践、对工艺和建筑的兴趣，以及对再利用和材料选择的关注如何使他们有别于其他建筑事务所。这本书基于对合作伙伴的广泛采访、该团队的档案和项目记录，以及它本身充满爱意的合作劳动，通过令人惊叹的摄影、绘画和文字汇集了近四十件主要作品。他们的项目范围广泛，从 Granby Four Streets（一个由社区主导的重建利物浦废弃社区的项目）到日本农村的一家啤酒厂和阿尔勒的火车站改造。

亚伦·贝茨基 (Aaron Betsky) 对该团体进行了基本概述，从他们自行发起的临时项目到他们迅速崛起并获得国际赞誉，并探索了 Assemble 有趣且颠覆性的建筑如何打造出一种开创性的新型进步建筑模式，并继续挑战现有模式。

The long-awaited monograph on the Turner Prize-winning multidisciplinary architecture collective Assemble, gathering more than a decade of their groundbreaking collaborative work.

Architecture collective Assemble has transformed the definition of a successful young practice by working on temporary, small-scale, community-based projects, often reusing sites and materials. Described by architecture critic Edwin Heathcote as ‘young, widely admired and increasingly influential’, they are the future of architecture and the antithesis of the faceless, corporate juggernaut.

This retrospective of the first decade or so of Assemble’s dynamic work, organized according to project type, highlights how their methods, working practices, interest in craft and building, and focus on reuse and material choices set them apart from other architecture practices. Based on extensive interviews with partners, the group’s archives and documentation of their projects, and itself a collaborative labour of love, the book draws together nearly forty major pieces of work through stunning photography, drawings and text. Their projects range as widely as Granby Four Streets – a community-led project to rebuild a derelict neighbourhood in Liverpool – to a brewery in rural Japan and a train depot renovation in Arles.

Providing an essential overview of the group, from their self-initiated temporary projects to their meteoric rise to international acclaim, Aaron Betsky explores how Assemble’s playful and subversive buildings have forged a pioneering new model of progressive architecture that continues to challenge the establishment.

Aaron Betsky是一位住在费城的评论家和教师。此前，他曾担任弗吉尼亚理工大学建筑与设计学院的教授兼院长，更早之前，他担任塔里埃森建筑学院院长。作为一名艺术、建筑和设计评论家，Betsky 撰写了 20 多本关于这些主题的书籍，包括《从弗兰克·劳埃德·赖特那里学到的 50 堂课》、 《让它现代化：建筑设计中的现代主义史》、《建筑很重要》和《怪物利维坦：无政府主义建筑》。

Aaron Betsky is a critic and teacher living in Philadelphia. Previously, he was professor and director of the School of Architecture and Design at Virginia Tech and, prior to that, president of the School of Architecture at Taliesin. A critic of art, architecture, and design, Betsky is the author of over twenty books on those subjects, including 50 Lessons to Learn from Frank Lloyd Wright, Making It Modern: The History of Modernism in Architecture of Design, Architecture Matters, and The Monster Leviathan: Anarchitecture.