Year: 2020
Publisher: nai010 Publishers
Editors: RE-ST Architecten
Scope: book design & print management
Printer: NPN Drukkers
Binder: Brepols
Edge printing: Critis
Format: 100×210mm
Pages: 384
︎︎︎ nai010.com
︎︎︎ re-st.com
︎︎︎ When a book becomes an object
Publisher: nai010 Publishers
Editors: RE-ST Architecten
Scope: book design & print management
Printer: NPN Drukkers
Binder: Brepols
Edge printing: Critis
Format: 100×210mm
Pages: 384
︎︎︎ nai010.com
︎︎︎ re-st.com
︎︎︎ When a book becomes an object
WANDERSPACE/ZWERFRUIMTE
Belgian architecture firm RE-ST researches complex spatial issues and seeks solutions by investigating wanderspace, the ‘built-over or undeveloped space that we have produced together, but underuse on a daily basis.’ For their 10-year anniversary, they compiled this brick-sized book that explores the question: ‘Why do we build more than we need?’
This is an oh-so-important book in our current society, where we run the risk of paving every last bit of open space left. It was a great pleasure for Sarah to work on this project.
Belgian architecture firm RE-ST researches complex spatial issues and seeks solutions by investigating wanderspace, the ‘built-over or undeveloped space that we have produced together, but underuse on a daily basis.’ For their 10-year anniversary, they compiled this brick-sized book that explores the question: ‘Why do we build more than we need?’
This is an oh-so-important book in our current society, where we run the risk of paving every last bit of open space left. It was a great pleasure for Sarah to work on this project.
With texts by RE-ST, Tine Hens, Roel De Ridder, Leo Van Broeck and Jee Kast. Visual essay by Poolhert Productions and Jee Kast. Book design by Sarah. Production by Laurence Ostyn.
Flush-cut hardcover binding with edge printing in one colour. Cover printed in two colours on Wibalin Recycled and embossed on front and back cover. Interior printed in one colour (with a 48-page four-colour image section) on Eos 2.0.
This project is included in our case study ‘When a book becomes an object’.
