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Zen Architektur: Der Bauprozess als Praxis

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9781423600091

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Publisher
Gibbs Smith, Publisher
ISBN-10
1423600096
ISBN-13
9781423600091
eBay Product ID (ePID)
65718230

Product Key Features

Book Title
Zen Architecture : the Building Process As Practice
Number of Pages
240 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2008
Topic
General, Methods & Materials
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Architecture
Author
Paul Discoe
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
42.1 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
8 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2008-009654
Dewey Edition
22
Number of Volumes
1 vol.
Dewey Decimal
720.88/2943927
Table Of Content
Foreword 6 Introduction 11 1 THE BASICS 21 2 PROCESS AS PRACTICE 43 3 ELEMENTS 51 4 SAN FRANCISCO ZEN CENTER 59 Tassajara Zen Mountain Center 60 Green Gulch Farm 81 City Center 98 5 ZEN TEMPLES 103 The Felsentor 103 Kojin-an Zen Temple 113 6 RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS 121 Occidental Road House 121 Wall Road House 132 Northern California Guesthouse 138 Woodside Home and Garden Complex 144 Manhattan Loft 194 7 MODULAR STRUCTURES 205 Rikyu Kit of Parts 205 Cardboard Zendo 210 8 JOINERY STRUCTURES SHOP 217 9 THE LIFE OF A LOG 239
Synopsis
Paul Discoe was in on the ground floor of Zen architecture in the United States. In the 1960s he became a student of Zen Buddhism, studying and building at the Tassajara complex in northern California. His own wood-based Zen-Buddhism architectural structures and renovations in the United States and Europe are the focus of this book. With passionate prose, Discoe identifies the elements of Buddhism that are represented in his buildings and describes the trials and triumphs of blending current building methods and codes of the United States with ancient Japanese joinery techniques. Zen-Inspired Architecture has delightful photography of his structures, and the illustrations show just how a Zen structure has its beginnings. An ordained Zen Buddhist priest, Paul Discoe studied Art History and Philosophy as an undergraduate in the United States and Buddhist temple design and construction in Japan. He became a student of Suzuki-roshi at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center in California, and after four years, Suzuki sent him to Japan to train under a traditional master builder for five years. Upon returning, Discoe founded Joinery Structures in 1988. His projects include the Kojin-an Zen temple in Oakland for Akiba Sensei, the Founder's Hall and Kitchen at Tassajara, the Lindesfarne Guest House and Wheelwright Center, the Abbot's House at Green Gulch, as well as several prestigious homes and projects internationally. His current project is the Sonoma Mandala project on Sonoma Mountain in California, which will be a significant Zen temple complex in North America. Alexandra Quinn is a writer, editor, and freelance arts management consultant living in San Francisco. Her publications include exhibition catalogs, educational guides to museum exhibitions, and Candy Story, translated from the French novel by Marie Redonnet. Roslyn Banish is a San Francisco-based photographer. She has authored a number of documentary books, combining photographs and text. Roslyn received a Master's degree in photography from the Institute of Design in Chicago., Paul Discoe was in on the ground floor of Zen architecture in the United States. In the 1960s he became a student of Zen Buddhism, studying and building at the Tassajara complex in northern California. His own wood-based Zen-Buddhism architectural structures and renovations in the United States and Europe are the focus of this book. With passionate prose, Discoe identifies the elements of Buddhism that are represented in his buildings and describes the trials and triumphs of blending current building methods and codes of the United States with ancient Japanese joinery techniques. Zen-Inspired Architecture has delightful photography of his structures, and the illustrations show just how a Zen structure has its beginnings.
LC Classification Number
NA6053.D57 2008

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