Between the Building and the Street - A Phenomenology of the Facade editorial design program director at World Architecture

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Between the Building and the Street - A Phenomenology of the Facade editorial design program director at World ArchitectureThis volume explores the subject of facades, from both an architectural and an urban point of view. Each building has two facades: one is private, hidden, free, the other is public and belongs to the people who look at it. A facade tells of the cultural climate in which the building was born, the lives of the people who have resided or worked there, though it often conceals the activities that take place behind it. Facades that constitute the visible