Brick 24: Outstanding International Brick Architecture

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The nominees and winners of brick manufacturer Wienerberger AG's annual award for international brick architecture. Bricks - blocks of fired clay - are known to be used for the construction of building since around 2800 BCE. Highly appreciated as ever throughout well over four millennia, this immensely versatile and sustainable building material continues to be used today for an almost unlimited range of applications in construction. Since 2004, Wienerberger, the world's largest manufacturer of bricks and other clay building materials, biannually presents the international Brick Award as a scene for outstanding achievements in brick architecture. The eleventh edition of this global master class in 2024 saw 743 submissions from 53 countries that were reviewed by an international jury of renowned experts. Brick 24 features the 50 nominees and the winning designs in five categories. All of them are presented through concise texts, atmospheric images, as well as site and floor plans, views, elevations and sections. Topical essays are contributed by distinguished practitioners and teachers of architecture, publicists, and historians, including Peter van Assche, Adolfo Baratta, Eva Guttmann, Maren Harnack, and Vendula Hnidkova. AUTHOR: Wienerberger AG, established in Vienna in 1819, is today the world's largest manufacturer of bricks and other clay building materials. SELLING POINTS: . Features the winning designs of the 2024 international Brick Award, chosen by a top-class international jury of architects . Features 50 outstanding achievements in contemporary brick architecture . All projects are presented through atmospheric images, plans, and concise texts . Five topical essays by distinguished international authors and architects 320 colour, 125 b/w illustrations

Book details and technical specifications

Format: Hardback
ISBN13: 9783038603863
Published: July 2024

Number of pages: 284
Width: 240 mm
Height: 300 mm
Depth: 30 mm

Publisher: Park Books