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Live Centre of Information: From Pompidou to Beaubourg (1968-1971) [Paperback / softback]

Introduction by , Preface by , , Afterword by
  • Format: Paperback / softback, 336 pages, height x width: 236x193 mm
  • Pub. Date: 30-Dec-2022
  • Publisher: Actar Publishers
  • ISBN-10: 1638400555
  • ISBN-13: 9781638400554
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  • Format: Paperback / softback, 336 pages, height x width: 236x193 mm
  • Pub. Date: 30-Dec-2022
  • Publisher: Actar Publishers
  • ISBN-10: 1638400555
  • ISBN-13: 9781638400554
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Foreword v
>.1 Preface 8(2)
Laurent Le Bon
>.2 Introduction 10(6)
Roberto Gargiani
1 From Georges Pompidou's Monument At Les Halles To The Art And Cultural Center At Plateau Beaubourg
1.1 A "Monument En Hauteur" At Les Halles For The Ministry Of Finance
16(10)
1.2 The Metamorphosis Of An Idea: "A Monument To Contemporary Art And Thought"
26(6)
1.3 The Inclusion Of The Musee Du Xx' Siecle And The Bibliotheque Des Halles In The Presidential Monument
32(12)
1.4 The Idea Of An International Jury Of Architects And Users To Capture The Young Avant-Garde Generation
44(2)
1.5 Loste's Vision: From Musee Monument To Musee Laboratoire
46(4)
1.6 Lombard's "Program Mation": An Advanced Method Of Concerted Design
50(2)
1.7 Bordaz And The Delegation For The Realization Of Thecentrebeaubourg
52(1)
1.8 The Final Jury: Challenging Balances And A Trojan Horse
53(7)
1.9 Prouve, Johnson And Pompidou, Three Divergent Visions For One Center
60(12)
2 Happold And The Quest For A Complex Cast-Steel Structure
2.1 The Question Of Steel Casting For The Design Of Cutting-Edge Civil Structures
72(10)
3 Piano + Rogers + Franchini = An Avant-Garde School System For The City's Restoration
3.1 Early Experiments On Industrial Components, Shells, Light Roofs, And Urban Integration
82(22)
3.2 The Hypothesis Of A Collaboration On A Pioneering School System
104(4)
3.3 The Establishment Of Piano+Rogers Architects
108(4)
3.4 Flexible Devices For An Integrated And Democratic Environment
112(14)
3.5 The Burrell Gallery: First Thoughts On A Translucent Container For Art
126(20)
4 Early Sketches For The Centre Beaubourg: A Flexible Urban System For Information
4.1 Negotiations Over Participation In The Competition, Rogers's Hesitation And The Reference To The Free University Of Berlin
146(6)
4.2 The Launch Of The Competition Works And The Return Of Franchini
152(4)
4.3 A Piazza For The Plateau Beaubourg: A Magnet For The Metropolitan Flow
156(2)
4.4 Tower Or Bar? Studies For A Scenic Device
158(2)
4.5 The Rarefaction Of The Framework And Facade Into A Vertical And Iconic "Space Frame"
160(6)
4.6 The Transformation Of The Space Frame Into A Scenic Device For Transmitting Information
166(12)
5 The Final Submission: The Live Centre Of Information
5.1 A Node Of A Global Network To Share Information With Paris, France And Beyond
178(4)
5.2 The Sunken Square And The Monumentalization Of The Subterranean Flows Of Paris
182(10)
5.3 The Reduction Of The Building To A Sequence Of "Large, Flexible Uninterrupted Floor Areas"
192(4)
5.4 The 3-Dimensional Wall And The Friction Collar: Two Inventions At The Service Of Flexibility
196(6)
5.5 The Layering Of The 3-Dimensional Wall: A Device For Information And Entertainment
202(4)
5.6 The Circulation System Of Beaubourg: A Functional And Scenic Machine
206(4)
5.7 An Air-Conditioning System For Artificial And Ever-Changing Microclimates
210(4)
5.8 The Final Plans For The Competition Project
214(8)
5.9 The Difficulties Of Sending The Competition Documents By Royal Mail
222(6)
6 The Selection Process: The Grand And Prestigious Gesture And The Architectural Simplicity
6.1 682 Visions For The Centre Beaubourg
228(20)
6.2 The Technical Commission's Preliminary Analysis
248(4)
6.3 The Orientation Of Jury Members In The First Round Of Selection
252(26)
6.4 The First Selection Between Flexible Containers, Colossal Suspended Platforms And Urban Matrices
278(8)
6.5 The Second Selection: Toward A Compromise Between Recovering The Tradition Of Cast-Iron Architecture And The Search For A Flexible Device
286(12)
6.6 The Ambiguous Victory Of Architectural Simplicity
298(10)
ANNEXES
<.1 Beaubourg: An Infrastructure For The Next Five Hundred Years - Renzo Piano In Dialogue With Boris Hamzeian
308(11)
<.2 Pompidou's First Draft For The Creation Of A Monument On The Plateau Beaubourg
319(1)
<.3 Pompidou's Second Draft For The Creation Of A Monument On The Plateau Beaubourg
320(2)
<.4 Richard Rogers's Memorandum for the Participation to Beaubourg Competition
322(2)
<.5 Winners' Competition Report On The Centre Beaubourg
324