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• A Matter of Detail / En fait de détail; Frames / Charpentes; Community Centre / Salle communale, La Petite-Raon; Sports Complex / Complexe sportif, Ailly-sur-Somme; Stadiums and Bow-and-Arrow Range / Stades et pas de tir à l'arc, Nanterre; Sports Shelter / Halle de sport, Vanves; Components / Composants; Housing, Schools and Parking Lot / Logements, écoles et parking, Paris; Library and City Ateliers / Bibliothèque et ateliers municipaux, Paris; Junior High School / Collège, Nanteuil-lès-Meaux; Insides / Intérieurs; Xippas Gallery / Galerie Xippas, Paris.

• Paolo Roversi Studio / Atelier de Paolo Roversi, ParisManagement Offices / Bureauxde direction, Issy-les-Moulineaux; Vineyard Estate / Domaine Vinicole, Le Thoronet; French Consulate / Consulat de France, London / Londres; Géricault's Studio / Atelier Géricault, Paris; Community Offices / Hôtel administratif, Saint-Martin-de-Ré; Skins / Enveloppes; Commercial Building / Immeuble commercial, Rio de Janeiro; Parking and Commercial Space / Parking aérien et commerces, Kōbe; Double-Skin Façades / Façades climatiques, Paris; Project List / Liste des projets.

• Selected Bibliography/ Bibliographie sommaireBiographies / Biographies; Acknowledgements / Remerciements; Credits/ Crédits.

"Over the past 20 years, Philippe Barthelemy (France) and Sylvia Grino (born in Uruguay) have developed projects that span France, Great Britain, South America and Asia. These encompass many public and private programmes and commercial buildings for the luxury accessories giant Louis Vuitton, including a store in Kobe, Japan. In addition to other awards, Barthelemy-Grino architectes won in 2003 second place for Le Moniteur's renowned Equerre d'Argent prize for their sports centre in Nanterre, a building distinguished by its innovative wood construction. This book documents in detail the most significant projects from Barthelemy-Grino architectes, organized into four chapters: frames, components, insides and skins."--Jacket

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Cooperative Buildings, CoBuild'99, held in Pittsburgh, PA, USA in October 1999. The 15 revised full papers presented together with two short papers, two posters, and one demo were carefully reviewed and selected from a total of 33 submissions. The book is divided in chapters on integrated workplace design and architecture, critical technologies, meeting and conference environments, infrastructure, methodology and empirical studies, and networked home environments.
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The 22 papers presented here are organized in sections covering: integrating information and architecture; learning from experience; virtual environments and software technologies; evolutionary design of buildings; vision and legislation; managing space; and blending work and domestic environments.
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