Bye House John Hejduk Floor Plans Wall House 2 A E Bye House is the second in a series of projects that John Hejduk began in the mid 1960s to explore what he called the first principles of architecture Designed for the landscape architect Arthur Edward Bye in 1971 it investigates the wall as the original architectural device
4 sets 0 01 l m textual records Scope and Content Sub file documents a project for a house for landscape architect A E Bye for a site in Ridgefield Connecticut The original commission fell through but the house was eventually built enlarged by 20 percent on a new commission in Groningen Netherlands in 2001 Area 265 m 2 Designed 1971 1973 Project Year 2001 Photographs Gili Merin I believe in the poetics of architecture Architecture is a communicative art It must speak to us move us touch our lives and make us aware of our human condition John Hejduk3 Wall House II Photographs Gili Merin Gili Merin Gili Merin Interior Interior Model
Bye House John Hejduk Floor Plans
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A E Bye house Second floor plan Contributor Names Hejduk John 1929 2000 architect Created Published 1973 Subject Headings Houses 1970 1980 Format Headings Architectural drawings 1970 1980 Notes In this project Hejduk uses the wall to reinterpret the traditional configuration of a house instead of presenting the different spaces enclosed within the perimeter walls in the Wall House 2 the rooms and the circulation systems are physically isolated from each other
November 17 2014 Text by Deborah Nevins from 200 Years of American Architectural Drawing 1977 John Hejduk s highly theoretical and at times lyrical investigations into the nature of architecture have been realized largely on paper The first floor contains a bedroom and the top floor holds the living room AD Classics Wall House 2 John Hejduk Thomas Muller van Raimann Architekten Otonomo Architecten 06 Feb 2012
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Bye House also known as Wall House II is an historic building in Groningen Netherlands that was designed by John Hejduk It is one of his few realized designs Hejduk originally designed Wall House II as a residence to be built in Ridgefield Connecticut However due to cost constraints the project was abandoned Overview Signatures Inscriptions and Markings Exhibition History Title Bye House Side Elevation Architect Designed by John Hejduk American New York 1929 2000 New York Date 1973 Medium Colored marking pens Dimensions sheet 11 x 8 1 2 in 27 9 x 21 6 cm mount 14 1 4 x 19 1 4 in 36 2 x 48 9 cm Classification Drawings
Gorlin Architects John Hedjuk s Wall House Architectural Record John Hejduk s famous project designed in 1973 and reconstructed from drawings represents a revolutionary approach to the idea of authenticity The Concrete wall 53 feet high 75 feet long and 18 inches deep is painted gray Wall House 2 A E Bye House is the second in a series of projects that John Hejduk began in the mid 1960s to explore what he called the first principles of architecture Designed for the landscape architect Arthur Edward Bye in 1971 it investigates the wall as the original architectural device
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