In the Community
The Public and Institutional Buildings
The Changing Face of Community-Scale Architecture _ Douglas Murphy
Bendigo Library _ MGS Architects
Stapleton Branch Library _ Andrew Berman Architect
Vennesla Library and Culture House _ Arkitektfirma Helen & Hard AS
Cooroy Library _ Brewster Hjorth Architects
Badajoz Fine Arts Museum _ Estudio Arquitectura Hago
Waterford Medieval Museum _ Waterford City Council Architects
Museum of Handcraft Paper _ TAO
Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum _ Cox Rayner Architects
The Individuality and the Institution
Institutional Patterns _ Alison Killing
Råå Day Care Center _ Dorte Mandrup Arkitekter
Farming Kindergarten _ Vo Trong Nghia Architects
Pies Descalzos School _ Mazzanti Arquitectos
School Complex in Zugliano _ 5+1AA Alfonso Femia Gianluca Peluffo
El Guadual Early Childhood Development Center _ Daniel Feldman & Iván Dario Quiñones
Timber Dentistry _ Kohki Hiranuma Architect & Associates
Copenhagen Center for Cancer and Health _ Nord Architects
Medical Care Center in Limay _ Atelier Zündel Cristea
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C3 no.365 (2015 #1/12)
In the Community
This issue introduces public buildings for the community. There are four types of public buildings here; museums, libraries, and health and education buildings. C3 has previously looked at cases in which the community itself became functionally subsumed into the building’s raison d’etre, like a community center in the theme of “Community and the City” (#357). This time, however, public buildings that have more accurate functions are examined. They are relatively small in scale, being for local areas or residents.
This issue deals with two categories of small-scale public buildings for such local communities.
C3 no.365 (2015 #1/12)
In the Community
This issue introduces public buildings for the community. There are four types of public buildings here; museums, libraries, and health and education buildings. C3 has previously looked at cases in which the community itself became functionally subsumed into the building’s raison d’etre, like a community center in the theme of “Community and the City” (#357). This time, however, public buildings that have more accurate functions are examined. They are relatively small in scale, being for local areas or residents.
This issue deals with two categories of small-scale public buildings for such local communities.