TRAFFIC DESIGN（交通设计） 阿里云 kindle 下载 pdf chm 百度云 azw3 umd

For over two centuries, public space has been gradually adjusted to meet the needs of a rapidly　growing traffic. Which role design plays is obvious: The first iron-made bridge was designed and built　in England in 1779 and has now been declared a world heritage by UNESCO. Full of visionary projects, the 20th century marked a heroic time for Traffic Design. Already in 1913 Sant'Elia, an Italian　architect, designed a combined "city station for planes, trains and cars". In 1925 Le Corbusier defined　a development plan for Paris, which was named "Plan Voisin" after a car maker. The growing French　metropolis was supposed to be remodeled to serve as an automobile-city. But also smaller　projects　attracted the attention of the old masters. A gas station designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1956 in　Cloquet, Minnesota remains a tourist attraction to this day.

Introduction

PARKING AREAS

Parking area "Neue Retourenabwicklung"

Europark I

"Rotunde" airport car park

Car park "Parkhaus Zoo"

Burda car park

"The Pterodactyl" car park

Underground garage "Durkheim"

Bicycle station "Dammtor"

Car park "Engelenschanze"

Parking rack

SB Oval Car Park

"Countess Mumadona" plaza

and underground parking lot

Paradise Street

ROADSIDE BUILDINGS

"Autobistro"

Service station

"Sunparks" check-in building

Allguth service station

AIIguth car wash "Glaserne Waschstrasse"

Modular testing station for T0V SOD

50th Anniversary McDonald's Restaurant

Temporary highway church

Service station "Aire d'Orival"

Service station in Minderhout

"Wax" car wash

BRIDGES

Bridge over the Rhein-Herne-Kana

Arsta Bridge

Millenium Bridge

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书籍介绍

Since the last century, most of the public space has been designed for and around the automobile. Gradually, a mostly undifferentiated infrastructure developed into landmark architecture, with buildings and constructions of all kinds that interpret and mark the contemporary's "automobile way of life". Be it parking garages, gas stations, wash-cafés, bridges or motor hotels: the subject has a surprising lot of designs to offer. Paolo Tumminelli's "Traffic design" shows recent interesting projects from the whole world.