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Neighbourhood

European Architectural Photography Prize 2015

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In 2015 the European Architectural Photography Prize“architekturbild” is awarded for the eleventh Since1995 it has been awarded on a two-yearly basis for a different topic and since 2008 in cooperation with theDeutsches Architekturmuseum Frankfurt (German ArchitectureMuseum) in Frankfurt. From the international submissions,the jury chose the 28 best ones on this year’s topic which was “neighbourhood”. Here, neighbourhood literally means spatial contiguity. And neighbourhood can at the same time be very welcome but also very annoying. In the countryside the nearest neighbour may well live one or two miles away, but in the city only a wall separates them. But not only people, also buildings and, in general terms, thingscan be neighbours – at a distance or very close to eachother, in harmony or in discordance.

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Titolo
Neighbourhood
Sottotitolo
European Architectural Photography Prize 2015
Lingua
Inglese
Autori
AA.VV.
Pubblicato
2015
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
128
ISBN10
3899862198
ISBN13
9783899862195
Serie
Descrizione
In 2015 the European Architectural Photography Prize“architekturbild” is awarded for the eleventh Since1995 it has been awarded on a two-yearly basis for a different topic and since 2008 in cooperation with theDeutsches Architekturmuseum Frankfurt (German ArchitectureMuseum) in Frankfurt. From the international submissions,the jury chose the 28 best ones on this year’s topic which was “neighbourhood”. Here, neighbourhood literally means spatial contiguity. And neighbourhood can at the same time be very welcome but also very annoying. In the countryside the nearest neighbour may well live one or two miles away, but in the city only a wall separates them. But not only people, also buildings and, in general terms, thingscan be neighbours – at a distance or very close to eachother, in harmony or in discordance.