ART02- Josep Llinás. Copying what you see

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This publication tells the story of a project, a commission received by Josep Llinás for the rehabilitation of Building 406 on the Bogotá Campus of the National University of Colombia, for which his previous research on the Mañach de Jujol house will be essential.

The book takes a visual look at the author's methodology, which he defines as "copying from what can be seen," through which he constructs the forms and which he gradually captures in successive project development reports in what constitutes a novel way of approaching the investigation of a project in its different phases.

This is very useful source material for any student or architect, as it provides an explanation of the design process that allows complex shapes to be generated. By presenting each of the phases in a sequential manner, it is possible to understand how this type of architecture takes shape and the essential interaction between the models and the drawings.

136 Pages
Spanish, English
23 x 29,5 cm
Soft cover
ISBN: 978-84-17753-10-8

Josep Llinás. He has won the FAD Prize three times, in 1977 in the interior design category, in 1996 for the restoration of the Metropol Theatre in Tarragona and in 2006 for the creation of the Jaume Fuster Library in Barcelona. Likewise, in 1995 he was awarded the City of Barcelona Prize for architecture for his residential building on Carmen Street in Barcelona, in 2000 he won the Prize of the 5th Spanish Architecture and Urban Planning Biennial for the Central Library of Terrasa and in 2006 he was presented with the National Architecture and Public Space Prize from the Catalan Government for the Jaume Fuster Library.



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