Video: Peek Into the House of Jean Prouvé, the Pioneer of Prefabrication
This video series is realized in collaboration with ‘Architectures’ — a series presented by the Arts and Culture Bureau — offering unique views into the concepts and forms of built landmarks. every week, we present one building, accompanied by a short video from their youtube channel. Jean Prouvé’s house in Nancy is a simple structure that the architect (1901 – 1984) built for his family. A self-taught engineer and architect — nicknamed “the archetypal builder” by Le Corbusier — Prouvé was constantly attracted to innovative materials. It was his fascination with cars, planes and rockets that pushed Prouvé to manufacture houses in such a technical and rational way, as one would for industrial products. In his designs, the economy of space, work and materials is continuously maximized to find quick and affordable shelter and housing solutions. Learn about the building techniques and frameworks used to realize the Jean Prouvé house in this unique video. The residence — set at the top of Nancy, on a steep, narrow terrace and low-quality soil — is just one story with a simple, linear layout. It was built over just a few weekends with prefabricated panels, partitions and metal shutters from previous projects, which ... , Chloé Vadot, read more http://ift.tt/21jg6Da
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