Publications

Landscape Design_cover_Belstudio_Portable Architecture_530-1rgbNew Portable Architecture: Designing Mobile & Temporary Structures

New Portable Architecture reveals the allure of portable lifestyles by demonstrating beautiful color images, detailed drawings, and thoughtful text on more than 200 pages, to explore the ever-growing range of possibilities of portable structures, the working methods and finished work of the most exciting contemporary designers, and to present today’s most dynamic, active portable structures.

Sandu Publishing Co., Ltd
240 pp / 210 x 285 mm,English
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Form Function & Fallacy
Publication of the Hospice Chipata project in this collection essays on African architecture by Mathias Agbo Jr

This book, Form, Function and Fallacy, is a very insightful collection of illustrated and non-illustrated design essays that valiantly takes on the issues leading to and resulting from the creative design process and how they affect not just designers but also design consumers and the larger society. In its own way, each essay examines these subjects as they relate to everyday design and architecture and the resulting issues thereof.

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Mobex
Publication documenting 5 years of events which toke place in the Mobile Exhibition Space (mobex) from 2005-2010

Urban Environment Design #40

Publication of various projects in the Chinese magazine “Urban Environment Design #40”.

ISSN 1672-9080
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Self-Fab House

Publication of the project Self.urbĀ  in the Actar publication Self-Fab House.


Actar

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44 young international architects

Publication ELstudio in: 44 young international architects; A+ ArquitecturaPlus, October 2008

 

Floating exhibition pavilions

Honorable mention in the competition ‘Casa Casla’ Almere
2×4=24 is a design project for two floating exhibition pavilions in Almere. One of the pavilions is meant to be used as an architecture exhibition space, the other as an archaeological exhibition space. Read more »