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Rakennustieto Publishingbooks on architecture

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Encounters 1 – Architectural EssaysJuhani Pallasmaa

Edited by Peter MacKeith

Juhani Pallasmaa, Finnish architect, educator, and critic, is a leading international figure in contemporary architecture, design and art culture. He has written and lectured extensively across the world for over 40 years on architecture, the visual arts, environmental phenomenology, and cultural philosophy.

Peter MacKeith is Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Architecture at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, Washington University in St. Louis, and is a member of the Finnish Cultural Institute-New York advisory board.

2nd edition in 2012, 384 ppSoftback with folds190 x 250 mm portraitISBN 978-952-267-022-9€ 59

Encounters 1 – Architectural Essays + Encounters 2 – Architectural EssaysISBN 978-952-267-027-4€ 99

The essays included in Encounters 1 range from considerations of identity and intention to technology and nature, from standardized systems of construction to phenomenological approaches to architecture. With references to anthropology, psychology, sociology and philosophy alongside examples drawn from literature, theater, music and the visual arts, Pallasmaa delineates an architectural landscape of active, deep, humanistic cultural engagement. Encounters 1 binds together a highly selective collection of essays, lectures, and articles in an edited, thematically comprehensive format. An equally careful selection of images accompanies the essays.

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Encounters 2 – Architectural EssaysJuhani Pallasmaa

Edited by Peter MacKeith

“I see the fundamental task of architecture as the mediation between the world and ourselves, history, present and future, human institutions and individuals, and between the material and the spiritual. This is nothing short of a poetic calling ... Architecture can strengthen and maintain our grasp of the world and ourselves, and support humility and pride, curiosity and optimism.”

Juhani Pallasmaa

These essays are drawn from an intensive decade of teaching, lecturing and writing in the new millennium, as well as from a lifetime of critical observations on both architects and artists. New intellectual territories are explored, focusing on concepts of “vagueness” and “atmosphere.” Importantly, a series of artistic and architectural “portraits” are nested inside the thematic structure and amongst the more abstract contemplations. Portraits are drawn of prominent Finnish artists such as Kain Tapper, Juhana Blomstedt, Maaria Wirkkala, Jorma Hautala, and Raimo Utriainen and notable Finnish architects such as Alvar Aalto, Reima Pietilä, and the partnership of Mikko Heikkinen and Markku Komonen. These are all leavened by further commentaries on Steven Holl, Fred Sandback, and Rachel Whiteread – and the great Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala as well as the award-winning Finnish film director Aki Kaurismäki.

2012, 334 ppSoftback with folds190 x 250 mm portraitISBN 978-952-267-020-5€ 59

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317Today’s spectacular architectural images:

Toyo Ito, Serpentine Gallery, London, 2002.Herzog & de Meuron, Forum Building, Barcelona, 2004.Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue, Santa Caterina Market, Barcelona, 2005. Rem Koolhaas, OMA, Seattle Public Library, 2004.

316Frank O. Gehry, Hotel Marques de Riscal, Elciego, Spain, 1998. Photo Ola Kolehmainen, Big Time (Homage to Peter Gabriel), 2011.

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the limits of architecture Between Fiction and Reality(2009)

architecture of the sPectacle

My focus here is on the boundaries and edges of architecture itself

as a cultural, mental, and artistic practice, rather than a survey of

geographical or socially paracentric developments in architecture.

Today architecture is often seen as a realm of individual freedom, a

practice without boundaries or phenomenal essences, and devoid of

inherent internal rules.

During the past three decades, we have experienced an unforeseen

era of architectural euphoria, omnipotence, hubris, and self-indulgence.

Novelty and uniqueness have been accepted as the sole criteria of archi-

tectural quality, and our art form seems to have become a global pursuit

of spectacular forms, images, and visual effects. As a consequence, the

art of building has adapted the psychological strategies of image and

persuasion deployed in commercial advertising. In The Society of the

Spectacle, Guy Debord defined spectacle as “capital accumulated to the

point where it becomes an image.”1 Hal Foster recently noted that with

Frank Gehry and other architects the reverse is now true as well: spec-

tacle is “an image accumulated to the point where it becomes capital.”2

Debord makes the thought provoking further comment: “All that once

was directly lived has become mere representation.”3 Architecture, too,

is descending from lived existential experience into aestheticized re-

presentation.

Today’s obsession with the unforeseen and unexpected has been

made possible by extraordinary accumulations of wealth, new techni-

cal inventions and materials, commercial strategies of branding, and in

particular, globalization and global mobility, both material and imma-

terial. The computer has decisively aided the generation and computing

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Bijoy JainSpirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2012

“Projects are developed through careful consideration of place and a practice that engages intently in an environment and culture, the physical and emotional engagement of the people involved; where building techniques and materials draw from an ingenuity arising from limited resources.”

Bijoy Jain

Indian architect Bijoy Jain and his office Studio Mumbai Architects combine excellently traditional craftwork and architecture using meagre resources. The book presents Studio Mumbai’s workshop and five wooden residential buildings built in the tropical state of Maharashtra, on the coast of the Arabian Sea, and at a resort in the Himalayan Mountains. What all the buildings have in common is the combination of traditional work methods and the demands of modern life. Wooden beams obtained from demolished buildings get a new lease of life in the hands of skilled joiners. The treatment of materials and the beauty of the joints are stunning.

2012, 96 pp.Softback with folds240 x 220 mm portraitISBN 978-952-267-023-6€ 49

Bijoy Jain was born in Mumbai, India, in 1965 and received his M. Arch from Washington University in St Louis, USA, in 1990. He worked in Los Angeles and London between 1989 and 1995 and returned to India in 1995 to found his own practice.

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Leti 360 resortLeti, Uttaranchal, India, 2007

Situated 2300 meters above sea level and nine kilometres from the nearest motorable road, the project is perched on a promontory at the foothills of the Indian Himalayas. The site is accessed along a narrow walking path carved into the mountainside, part of a network of trails used by local villagers for daily travel and transport. The trail culminates at the central living and dining structure built on a plateau, around which four guest dwellings are discreetly set into existing agricultural terraces.

The design was influenced by the inherent constraints of building in the region, concerns of environmental impact and cultural sensitivity, and careful observation of indigenous materials, climate, landscape and access to the site.

The project was constructed over a period of seven months with the help of more than 70 village masons, carpenters, and craftsmen. They leased out the land and provided the labour, but they did impose one important condition: the work schedule had to respect the cycle of the seasons and the customs that this has always dictated. The farmers/builders halted the works for the two months preceding the arrival of the monsoons (in June) and winter (in December) to shelter their animals and prepare their homes for the incessant rain and snow.

The project is a passive reworking of the landscape through gathering, moving and condensing native materials into cohesive but temporary structures that do not attempt to challenge the transformative effects of time. Thick dry-stacked stone walls provide weight and texture to each structure while glazed surfaces visually connect occupants with the surrounding landscape. Locally quarried stone and other building materials were proportioned and unitized and transported to site by porters and mules.

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Hermann Kaufmann Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2010The book presents 18 wooden buildings, ranging from farm buildings to industrial buildings and from private houses to multi-storey apartment blocks. But what all these buildings have in common is a good energy economy, ecological sustainability, healthy structures connected with harmonious forms and fine workmanship. 144 pp. Softback with folds

240 x 220 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-965-7€ 52

José Cruz OvalleSpirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2008The 18 projects presented in the book include private houses, public buildings, and industrial buildings. The meditative texts and enchantingly beautiful images tell something of the essence of Cruz’s architecture and open up a view in to the rich architecture of Chile.

176 pp. Softback with folds 240 x 220 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-896-4€ 48

ZumthorSpirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2006

This book presents three projects: Haus Luzi, realized in 2002, and Haus Annalisa and Pension Briol which are still plans. These are featured by beautiful water colour sketches, models and plans, which give a good idea of the designing process.

3rd ed, 80 pp. Softback with folds, 240 x 220 mm portrait ISBN 978-951-682-807-0€ 46

Renzo PianoSpirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award 2000This book evidences the essential works of Renzo Piano, how he uses wood in architecture, of the last two decades.

88 pp. Softback with folds 240 x 220 mm portraitISBN 951-682-606-7€ 30Rights sold to China

Illustrated Building Dictionary Finnish-English-FinnishErkki Jokiniemi and Nikolas Davies

The Illustrated Building Dictionary contains terminology used in architecture, construction history, styles and decorations, building technology, machinery and tools, materials and their treatment, urban and traffic planning, as well in transactions with authorities and the implementation of projects.The Dictionary contains the entire central vocabulary of the building sector explained and translated from English to Finnish and from Finnish to English; from words that are in daily use to more specialised terminology, from established concepts to professional slang. Precise plans, sections, facades and axonometric drawings, presented as line drawings, have been made specifically for the book, with the purpose of clarifying concepts that are difficult to describe only verbally. The pictures show building types, building materials, tools and equipment, urban and traffic planning concepts and historical styles as well as illustrate both traditional and contemporary building techniques.

2012, 1004 ppSoftback with folds230 x 230 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-890-2€ 75

Erkki Jokiniemi qualified as an architect from the University of Oulu.

Nikolas Davies began his studies in architecture at the University of Sheffield in England and completed his studies at the Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh in Scotland.

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Talo Risku, Pello, Suomi, 1986, Erkki JokiniemiRisku House, Pello, Finland, 1986, Erkki Jokiniemi

Alvar Aalto – The Mark of the HandHarry Charrington and Vezio Nava, editors

This book reveals Alvar Aalto’s creative performance through a series of conversations with the members of his atelier spanning a period of fifty years from 1944 to 1994. Over sixty projects covering the full range of Aalto’s work are discussed, giving the reader a sense of Aalto’s work that goes far beyond the limited canon of buildings usually discussed in critiques of Aalto’s work. The conversations place these projects in their time, and among the people and milieu that wrought them, so we hear about the buildings not just as art historical artefacts, but also as part of a dynamic, and often contentious, environment, as well as how the atelier itself formed an integral part of Aalto’s achievement.

2011, 427 ppSoftback with folds210 x 148 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-995-4ISBN 978-952-267-003-8 (eBook)€ 47

Vezio Nava is an architect who worked at the Alvar Aalto atelier from 1961–1984. He was involved in the detailed design of several projects including the Finlandia Hall, and he was the job architect for Riola Church in Italy.

Harry Charrington is an architect who worked at the Alvar Aalto atelier from 1985–87. He later completed his PhD at the LSE on Alvar Aalto’s social and artistic practice. He has written extensively about the Aalto atelier in journals and books.

“One of Aalto’s skills was to find good people to work with, sympathetic people who were on the same wavelength with him, who could work in the same spirit.”

“When we entered the Tiilimäki studio as new colleagues, we were immediately infected by the strong personality of the maestro. Gradually, hopelessly, we became, more or less, small Alvar Aaltos.”

“Aalto’s own character was equally human, admirable and fallible, he was kind, cunning, caring, cruel…”

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´What this book on Alvar Aalto illuminates is not only the personalities, the office’s atmosphere, the working conditions (including union pay) or the era’s context against the backdrop of considerable numbers of works that have rarely been studied by Aalto historians, but, and I might say for the first time, it sheds light both on how a work of architecture is conceived (from sketches, even by employees – some of which are reproduced in the book – to working drawings always studied in models) as well as on the importance and sometimes decisive role of his partners and small staff in the results achieved, not to mention the great specialization of his artisans.´ Domus

Design Finland Mikko Metsähonkala, Martti Lukander

The theme of the playing cards is Finnish design from the 1900s and early 2000s. The suits are divided as follows: spades: ceramics and glassware, hearts: furniture and lamps, diamonds: textiles, clothes and jewellery, clubs: equipment and tools. The kings, queens and jacks are designers and who are literally clothed in their own creations. The numbered cards depict design objects and the two jokers are persons who have had a significant influence in Finnish design.

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Play MusicAri-Pekka Halviala, Mikko Metsähonkala

The theme of the playing cards is classical music. Baroque for decorative Clubs, Vienna Classicism for clear-cut Diamonds, Romanticism for Hearts, and National Schools for dramatic Spades! Ruling the card table as Kings are Bach, Beethoven, Wagner and Sibelius , with Vivaldi, Mozart, Clara Schumann and Tchaikovsky as Queens by their side. Handel, Haydn, Chopin and Grieg are the Jacks. Cards 2 to 10 depict the musical style period through musical notation. The aces depict the musical instruments typical for the style period.

Play ArchitectureI. Laitinen, M. Metsähonkala, M. Veijovuori, J. Viherkoski

Play Architecture game cards contain the top names of 20th century architecture from celebrated designers to world-famous projects. Pre-Modernism, Modernism, Post-Modernism and De-Structuralism are the four strong suits included in the pack. The aces are in a class of their own, not to speak of the two surprise jokers! All the cards feature a stylish picture and text in English.

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Houses in FinlandHarri Hautajärvi

The book presents 33 individually designed homes from the turn of the century to the end of the 2010s. They represent modern lifestyles lived close to nature. They are beautiful, light-filled spaces, with stylish interior designs and sustainable natural materials such as wood. The houses are presented through a selection of photographs, drawings and texts.he book offers useful information and practical beauty for all those fascinated by such houses.

Villas & Saunas in FinlandHarri Hautajärvi

The new, extended edition presents 31 summer residences and 17 saunas, on sites ranging from the archipelago to the Finnish lake district and the fells in the north. The 48 uniquely designed buildings represent the best in Finnish holiday home and sauna architecture in recent years, from small log cabins to luxury villas and modern smoke saunas. The book also presents several practical examples of energy saving and low-emission solutions in holiday home construction.

Finnish Sauna Design and ConstructionThis book contains information and instructions for the design of a good Finnish sauna, with sections on sauna rooms, components, seating platforms and furnishings, and the planning of the related heating, ventilation and electrical installations, as well as the properties of sauna stoves and their selection. There is also a chapter concerning the historical development of the sauna, as well as a chapter presenting instructions for building a traditional smoke sauna. The book provides the basis for a successful sauna project.

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224 ppHardcover, 240 x 210 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-947-3€ 52

2nd edition, 248 ppHardcover, 240 x 210 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-957-2€ 48

6th, revised edition, 117 ppHardcover, 210 x 172 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-856-8€ 26

Alvar AaltoA Gentler Structure for LifeThe book presents 23 projects by Aalto from the 1920s onwards. Among the gems included are Paimio Sanatorium, Villa Mairea, Viipuri Library, Muuratsalo Experimental House, Helsinki University of Technology campus at Otaniemi and Finlandia Hall. Apart from Maija Holma’s captivatingly beautiful photographs, the book also includes Markku Lahti’s superb text about the life and works of Alvar Aalto. The clear and flowing text offers, in addition to basic facts, interesting descriptions on the everyday life and work of the master architect, as well as comments from Aalto’s contemporaries and quotes from Aalto’s own texts. Splendid, mostly four-colour illustrations, 4 four-page foldouts. Texts in English, German, Italian and Finnish.

Alvar Aalto Library in Vyborg Saving a Modern MasterpieceThis book presents Finnish architect Alvar Aalto’s famous library in Vyborg, Russia, and the international effort since 1994 to restore it. The building represents an exemplar in both architectural history and the history of heritage conservation. Within this extraordinary example of modernist design is a catalogue of innovative concepts, and which shows Aalto’s most mature and influential work. Every restoration task dealing with a building as remarkable as this library becomes unique. The original intentions of the architect, the present physical condition, and the future intended use together affect the numerous decisions to be made during the restoration process.144 pp

3rd edition, 175 pp Hardcover330 x 240 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-475-1€ 64

Softback with folds220 x 270 mm landscapeISBN 978-951-682-938-1€ 47

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Alvar Aalto Summer HomesErkki Helamaa, Jari Jetsonen

This book presents small, intimate and personal summer houses and saunas designed by Aalto – early works as well as later ones that have been published only rarely. Included are two summer homes that Aalto designed and built for himself: Villa Flora (designed together with Aino Aalto), from Aalto’s early production, and the world-famous Experimental House in Muuratsalo. The summer homes featured in the book were designed by Aalto for his relatives, close friends or clients for whom he already designed larger commissions. Villa Vekara, the Korpikoto Hunting Lodge, Villa Kihlman, the Enso-Gutzeit Country Club and Sauna, Villa Eino Manner and Villa Oksala were all individually designed and took into account the wishes of the client.

Alvar Aalto ApartmentsJari Jetsonen, Sirkkaliisa Jetsonen, Markku Lahti

The book presents ten apartment blocks and two student dormitories by Aalto built in Finland, Sweden, Germany, Switzerland and the United States, from the 1920s to the end of the 1960s. Among them are Standard terrace housing in Kauttua, Finland, Baker House, Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, USA, National Pensions Institute employee housing in Helsinki, Finland, Neue Vahr apartment building in Bremen, Germany and Schönbühl apartment building in Lucerne, Switzerland. Alvar Aalto Apartments contains not only a pictorial record of Aalto’s collective housing but also an extensive discussion of Aalto’s ideals about dwelling.

128 ppSoftback with folds288 x 216 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-857-5€ 45

160 ppSoftback with folds288 x 216 mm portraitISBN 951-682-732-2€ 50

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Newly Drawn Emerging Finnish Architects

Articles Meri Louekari, Mika HannulaForeword Mikko Heikkinen208 pp, Softback with folds210 x 150 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-940-4€ 44

The Ark of ArchitectureSelected Writings of Malcolm Quantrill

Roger Connah (editor)240 pp, Softback with folds215 x 150 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-892-6€ 42

Concrete Architecture in Finland Photographed by Jussi Tiainen144 pp, Hardcover, 265 x 205 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-888-9€ 45

Wood Architecture in FinlandPhotographed by Jussi Tiainen128 pp, Hardcover 265 x 205 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-847-6€ 45

Office Buildings in Finland167 pp, Softback with folds270 x 210 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-808-7€ 46

Wooden Urban VillagesExamples of Modern Wooden Towns2nd edition, 168 pp, Softback with folds280 x 210 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-844-5 (F/E)€ 34ISBN 978-951-682-932-9 (R/E)€ 36

ArchipelagoEssays on Architecture

Edited by Peter MacKeith232 pp, Softback with folds210 x 165 mm portraitISBN 951-682-806-X€ 42

The Architecture of ImageExistential Space in Cinema

Juhani Pallasmaa2nd edition, 183 pp, Softback with folds265 x 210 mm portraitISBN 978-951-682-628-1€ 57

40/40 Young Architects from FinlandCompiled by Roger Connah 2nd edition, 240 pp, Softback with folds210 x 150 mm portraitISBN 951-682-646-6€ 40Rights sold to China

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Alvar Aalto – Ex Intimo Louna Lahti192 pp, Softback 210 x 148 mm portraitISBN 951-682-619-9€ 24

Aaltomania Roger Connah144 pp, Softback 210 x 148 mm portraitISBN 951-682-613-X€ 25

Research and Practice in ArchitectureLaaksonen, Simons, Vartola (eds.)124 ppSoftback, 210 x 148 mm portraitISBN 951-682-649-0€ 24

Sa(l)vaged ModernismRoger Connah 192 pp, Softback 210 x 148 mm portraitISBN 951-682-596-6€ 25

Grace and ArchitectureRoger Connah96 pp, Softback 210 x 148 mm portraitISBN 951-682-502-8€ 20

Little Big Houses Working with architectural models

Jari Jetsonen (ed.)176 pp, Softback with folds178 x 160 mm portraitISBN 951-682-645-8€ 38

Matter and Mind in Architecture148 pp, Hardcover 245 x 225 mm portraitISBN 951-682-607-5€ 40

The Story of Finnish Housing ArchitectureOlli Lehtovuori192 pp, Hardcover, 215 x 305 mm landscapeISBN 951-682-556-7€ 42

The Unmade Bed of Architecture Matti K. Mäkinen, Malcolm Quantrill 192 pp, Hardcover220 x 210 mm portraitISBN 951-682-761-6€ 34

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