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Libri previsti in uscita su Unilibro.it:
- 9788891635976 Interior lighting design e BIM
- 9788891618139 Spazi privati in quota nella residenza contemporanea. Paesaggio, architettura e tecnologia
- 9788891612090 Tecnologie per la temporaneità: esempi e valutazione LCA
Motori per aeromobili Ghezzi Umberto - Maggioli Editore, 2008 - Politecnica
Motori per aeromobili
Trasforma urbis. Metropolitane storiche a Milano 1909-2009 Mai G. Matteo - Maggioli Editore, 2009 - Politecnica
Il libro illustra le proposte di metropolitane per Milano dal 1909 al 2009. Veri e propri interventi di trasformazione della mobilità urbana, di iniziativa pubblica e privata (conservati presso l'archivio di Metropolitana Milanese spa), consentono di individuare la matrice della rete in esercizio, e documentano un approccio progettuale complessivo al problema della mobilità: le proposte che vanno dal 1909 al 1954, indicano contestuali soluzioni di riconfigurazione dei trasporti pubblici a testimonianza di una visione strategica dello sviluppo della città, evidenziando l'opportunità di governare unitariamente la correlazione tra dinamiche insediative e accessibilità trasportistica.
For designers with their head beyond the clouds Dominoni Annalisa - Maggioli Editore, 2015 - Politecnica
Designing for Space provides the chance to go beyond the rules, as the designer's experimentation breaks free from conventional reference points to take on new points of view. The ability to envisage how to live and move around confined spaces and in microgravity conditions - with no environmental input, privacy, possibility of using water to get washed and with objects which, after being set in place, begin to float around, not to mention both the physical and perceptual alterations the body is subjected to - is a useful exercise in learning how to think "outside the box" and break free from the kind of constraints, which, as time passes by, diminish a designer's creative potential and prevent them from seeing the world/box in which they are emerged in a new way. Designing for Space is not so very different from designing for the Earth, provided our eyes do not lose their curiosity and we are open-minded enough to call surrounding reality into question. This book offers food for thought for designers who are concerned about the people who use certain objects and about the effects their own stylistic language will have on people. Annalisa Dominoni is the co-founder of (a+b)dominoni, quaquaro design studio and professor in the Faculty of Design at Milan Polytechnic. She has carried out design work for Space agencies, creating objects that have been used by astronauts on board the International Space Station. She has also written numerous essays on Space Design and received lots of commendations and awards for her work, which has helped assert design's role and purpose in the aerospace industry and in extreme environments.