A HOUSE FOR CULTURE NICOLAS GROSPIERRE

Discover the fascinating world of modern architecture in Nicolas Grospierre's "A House for Culture" album. This unique publication presents the formal similarities between kibbutz and kolkhoz buildings, located hundreds of kilometers apart. Despite geographical, cultural and political differences, these buildings are connected by the universal language of modernism and culture as a space for building human relationships.

• Universal language of modern architecture
• Formal similarities between kibbutz and kolkhoz buildings
• Culture as a space for building relationships
• Artistic values and the author's unique visual language
• Documentation of the repetition of forms in modern architecture
• Buildings erected in various cultural circles and political systems
• Inspiration to reflect on the role of architecture in society

Nicolas Grospierre, known for his characteristic visual language, focuses on the frontal documentation of the repetition of forms in modern architecture. His works show how universal architectural patterns permeate various cultures and political systems, creating a space for building and developing human relationships.

The album "A House for Culture" is a continuation of Grospierre's artistic search, who documents modern buildings with extraordinary precision and sensitivity. This project is distinguished not only by its aesthetic values, but also by its deep social and cultural message. By showing the formal similarities between buildings in different parts of the world, the author encourages reflection on the role of architecture in shaping identity and human relationships.

The publication of the National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning is a must-have for lovers of architecture, history and contemporary art. The hardcover, high-quality printing and careful workmanship make this album an exceptional element of any library. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of modern architecture and discover the universal values that connect people regardless of place and time.

Format: 210x268 mm, Number of pages: 202, Cover: hardcover, Year of publication: 2022