Snohetta assembles the Norwegian practice's most significant projects published in DETAIL, tracing a body of work defined by trans-disciplinary collaboration, landscape integration, and an architecture that refuses to treat built form as separate from its environment. 35 words.
About This Book
Snohetta operates across architecture, landscape, and urban design with a philosophy that resists the idea of a single authorial vision. This monograph, edited by Sandra Hofmeister for DETAIL, gathers the practice's projects as they appeared in one of architecture's most technically respected publications — foregrounding not just the finished buildings but the collaborative process that produces them. For anyone engaged with contemporary Nordic architecture, landscape urbanism, or the relationship between built and natural environments, this is a focused and well-documented survey of a practice whose influence continues to grow.
Key Features
- 200 pages of fully illustrated project documentation, drawn from DETAIL's architectural coverage
- Edited by Sandra Hofmeister
- Published by DETAIL, 2020
What You'll Discover
- How Snohetta's trans-disciplinary model integrates architecture, landscape, and interior design within a single collaborative framework
- The practice's commitment to questioning and reconsidering assumptions throughout the design process, rather than arriving at fixed solutions early
- A selection of projects curated specifically from DETAIL's editorial archive, offering a technically grounded perspective on the work
- How liveable environments emerge from shared creative processes — and what that means for the built outcomes Snohetta delivers
About the Author
Sandra Hofmeister is an editor at DETAIL, the Munich-based architecture and construction journal known for its technical rigour and project documentation. She has edited a number of monographs and architectural publications within the DETAIL imprint.
Specifications
- Format: Hardcover
- Pages: 200
- Dimensions: 230 x 320 mm
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9783955534561
- Publisher: DETAIL
- Publication Date: 2020
Perfect For: Architects, landscape architects, and design students drawn to collaborative practice models, Nordic architecture, and the intersection of built form with natural environment.