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Project Stories Vol. 01 - paperback cover published by Bergen School of Architecture

Project Stories Vol. 01: Architectural Practice Today

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Project Stories Vol. 01 pulls back the curtain on architectural practice by following three distinct offices through the full arc of a significant built work — from initial concept to completed building — with conversations that reveal the thinking behind each decision.

About This Book

What does it actually take to make a building? Project Stories answers that question not through theory but through close, behind-the-scenes examination of real projects. Published by the Bergen School of Architecture, this first volume gathers three practices — Atelier Tomas Dirrix, Studio Muoto, and Erika Nakagawa Office — each telling the story of one significant built work. Structured as a visual reader, the series makes space for the diversity of contemporary architectural practice: different geographies, different methodologies, different scales. The accompanying conversations with each architect add a further layer, turning each project into a portrait of creative process. Essential reading for practitioners and students who want to understand how architecture is actually produced.

Key Features

  • 240 pages of project documentation, architectural photography, and in-depth conversations with practising architects
  • Features Atelier Tomas Dirrix, Studio Muoto, and Erika Nakagawa Office
  • Published by Bergen School of Architecture

What You'll Discover

  • How three geographically and methodologically distinct practices each conceive and develop a built work from idea to completion
  • The role of cross-disciplinary confluence in shaping architectural outcomes — how fields beyond architecture enter the design process
  • A visual reader format that treats documentation as a tool for understanding practice, not simply a record of finished buildings
  • The diversity of legitimate approaches within contemporary architectural practice, resisting any single model of how architecture gets made

About the Author

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Specifications

  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 240
  • Dimensions: 17 x 24 cm
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: 9788269185645
  • Publisher: Bergen School of Architecture
  • Publication Date: [Details available upon request]

Perfect For: Architecture students and emerging practitioners seeking insight into how built works are conceived and realised, and educators looking for case study material that reflects the genuine diversity of contemporary practice.