Habits, Patterns, Algorithms: 1998-2008 / Stephan Jaklitsch
Stephan Jaklitsch is the architect behind Marc Jacobs’ stores around the world, with ongoing projects in Tokyo, Chicago, Macau, Singapore, Mexico City, Thailand and Hong Kong. On this book you will find several store designs (for Marc Jacobs and other brands), with several interior details presented in large format.
But Stephan’s work is not only restricted to the retail area. Residential projects and urban competitions by his practice are also included on this book, sharing a common denominator with the retail projects: good quality of the drawings.
A complete monograph, but also a good reference book for retail inspiration.
More information after the break.
Stephan Jaklitsch’s Habits, Patterns, Algorithms presents a diverse selection of the studio’s most noteworthy projects and built work. Organized in a rough chronological sequence, the projects range in scale from small interior-oriented retail constructions and free-standing residential work, which engages the surrounding landscape, to larger urban transformations both built and speculative. The primary focus is the process of the design and construction of each work and the strict limitations presented by program, site, code or client conditions. Each project is presented with detailed drawings, sketches, models and photographs.
Author: Stephan Jaklitsch
Publisher: ORO editions
Editor: Oscar Riera Ojeda
Text by: Mark Gardner and Stephan Jaklitsch
Language: English
Cover: Hardcover
Pages: 424
Illustrations: 280 color / 140 black and white
Dimensions: 12.7 x 10 x 1.7 inches
ISBN: 978-0-9795395-2-7
Index
Foreword by Calvin Tsao
Introduction by Rodolphe el-Khoury
Selected Projects
Marc Jacobs San Francisco
Danilo Dolci Showroom
Marc Jacobs Bleecker Street Stores
Pier Sunshelter Competition
Studio X/y
Lustbader Residence
Marc Jacobs Aoyama
Shelly Steffee Store New York
Marc Jacobs Landmark Hong Kong
Marc Jacobs Regent Taipei
Marc by Marc Jacobs Regent Taipei
Svensson Loft
Chicago Prize Competition
Marc Jacobs Los Angeles
Marc by Marc Jacobs Los Angeles
Marc Jacobs Paris
Duffy House
Gambaccini Residence
Marc by Marc Jacobs San Francisco
Marc by Marc Jacobs Savannah
Marc by Marc Jacobs Harajuku
Moscot
Appendix
Epilogue by Stephan Jaklitsch
Architecture Team
Stephan Jaklitsch Architects
Project Credits
Acknowledgements
Awards and Exhibitions
Bibliography
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nice lifestyle book . however, the current trend requiring architects to write a monograph before they have done any notable work, i find troubling.
Hold on, writing critical analysis, does get trivial but it is necessary, writing in architecture and design is a key to understanding our design processes…if you say just build- then you are no different than the snake like real estate developers of Playa del Ray, Riverside, CA and Valencia CA- writing and design progresses building and prototyping….get it right homie
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