Sergej C. oban Libros

TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten have been successfully active on the national and international market for decades. Created together with EINSATEAM, this monograph offers insight into the working methods of the firm based in Hamburg, Berlin, and Dresden. The scope of the projects studied ranges from the Rhein-Waal college ensemble in Kleve to the Federation Complex in Moscow city and the modernization of the magnificent regional courthouse in Halle (Saale). Project essays, focus stories, and themed features vibrantly present various building typologies and their main purposes, such as residential, education, or commercial buildings. The publication thus also asks what a monograph on architecture can offer today. Through studies instead of lists, and journalistic contributions and discussions instead of standard commentaries, it presents an authentic portrait of a firm told by Tim Berge, Christina Gräwe, Jasmin Jouhar, and Luise Rellensmann. Also available in German: ISBN: 978-3-86859-592-5

"Never before have so many buildings been constructed as today, and never has architecture had so many technological and design possibilities at its disposal. And yet there is a sense of unease about contemporary architecture. In their book, Sergei Tchoban and Vladimir Sedov show how in modern times we have lost the balance between outstanding works of architecture and the background structures that surround them, with every building striving to assert itself in relation to all the others - to drown them out if it can. Yet the modern age is certainly capable of developing a harmony of contrasts - it has everything it needs at its disposal. After taking the reader on a foray through 2,500 years of architectural history, the authors arrive at the anomaly of modernism. They show what contemporary architecture must take into account if it is to achieve a satisfactory overall architectural impression that is harmonious in an entirely new way"--Back cover.

New visions and ideas are always taking shape in the head of the architect Sergei Tchoban. He reaches for a pencil or an ink brush, allowing us to participate in the creative process. His veduta are not merely created for their own sake, but rather serve, too, as spatial innovations for real buildings. Trained in the Classicism of his native city of St. Petersburg, the architect builds in a frank, modern style, whilst still enjoying the study of architectural ideas from previous centuries. This book follows Tchoban’s trains of thought from the rivers Neva to Spree, using illustrations of his pictures and buildings, which were created in the studio of nps tchoban voss. The book shows how timeless principles for designing architectural space can flow from architectural history into contemporary architecture. Also available in German : 978-3-936314-75-5

TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten bewegen sich seit Jahrzehnten erfolgreich auf dem nationalen und internationalen Markt. Gemeinsam mit EINSATEAM entstand die vorliegende Monografie, die einen aktuellen Einblick in die Arbeitsweise des in Hamburg, Berlin und Dresden ansässigen Büros gewährt. Die Bandbreite der behandelten Projekte erstreckt sich vom Ensemble der Hochschule Rhein-Waal in Kleve über den Federation Complex in Moskau-City bis hin zur Sanierung des prachtvollen Landgerichts in Halle (Saale). Projektessays, Fokusstorys und Themenfeatures erlauben eine lebendige Darstellung unterschiedlicher Bautypologien und Hauptaufgaben wie Wohnungs-, Bildungs- oder Geschäftsbauten. Damit fragt die Publikation auch danach, was eine Architekturmonografie heute leisten kann. Nicht Aufzählung, sondern Untersuchung, nicht Standarderläuterung, sondern journalistische Beiträge und Gespräche entwerfen ein authentisches Büroporträt, erzählt von Tim Berge, Christina Gräwe, Jasmin Jouhar und Luise Rellensmann. Auch in Englisch erhältlich: ISBN: 978-3-86859-577-2

Nie wurde so viel gebaut wie heute, nie standen der Architektur so viele technische und gestalterische Möglichkeiten zur Verfügung. Und doch gibt es ein Unbehagen an der zeitgenössischen Architektur. Sergei Tchoban und Wladimir Sedow zeigen in ihrem Buch, dass die Moderne die Balance zwischen den herausragenden Bauten und den sie umgebenden Hintergrundbauten verloren hat. Jedes Gebäude ist bestrebt, sich gegenüber allen anderen zu behaupten, ja alle anderen zu übertönen. Dabei ist die Moderne durchaus in der Lage, eine ?kontrastreiche Harmonie± zu entwickeln, sie hat dazu alle Möglichkeiten.00Nach einem Streifzug durch 2.500 Jahre Baugeschichte kommen die Autoren zur Besonderheit der Moderne ? und zeigen, was die Gegenwartsarchitektur berücksichtigen muss, um ein befriedigendes, auf neue Weise harmonisches Gesamtbild des Gebauten zu erreichen.

Bilingual edition (English/Russian) / Zweisprachige Ausgabe (russisch/englisch) Issue 17 of speech: is devoted to the item “Contrast“. It is focused on architecture which is intentionally much brighter than it’s surrounding. Contrast as the use of solids vs voids, light vs dark, various sizes and various textures as well as new vs old. Contrasting architectural styles can be a tricky proposition, especially in preventing the addition from looking dated or outshining the historic buildings. In some cases, these modern renovations successfully preserve the originals while bringing something fresh and new, while others fall on their faces. This issue represents both extremes, and a lot in between, analyzing the conditions of the harmonic coexistence of the historical and modern architecture.

Bilingual edition (English/Russian) / Zweisprachige Ausgabe (russisch/englisch) The 15th issue of the architectural magazine will cover sports architecture. It is difficult to find an equally expressive typology, which includes striking architectural experiments such as stadiums, athletics complexes, and water sports centers. The issue will discuss how the form of these buildings reflects the irresistible desire to win and realize potential.

Bilingual edition (English/Russian) / Zweisprachige Ausgabe (russisch/englisch) In the 21st century “metro” is increasingly perceived as synonymous with “megalopolis.” However, in this issue of speech: the metro is treated as a distinctive architectural type and a unique public space whose importance is growing with every year. The modern metro has ceased to be simply a means of getting to where you need to be by the shortest route; more than any other kind of public transport, it today determines the architectural image of large cities and the comfort of their urban environment. The layout and design of modern stations and entrance halts, the possibility of incorporating the widest range of functions into transport infrastructure, and the use of innovative technologies and materials are just some of the aspects which are examined under the heading of “metro architecture.” speech: 13 looks at the best metro stations that have been built in various corners of the world over the last three years—from Rio de Janeiro and Chicago to Dubai and Singapore, with numerous stops in Europe along the way.