LAN - 29 Projects

Realized buildings and projects by LAN featured in the book: Neue Hamburger Terrassen (Hamburg), Primary school (Leipzig), Grand Palais refurbishment (Paris), Grande MAXXI (Rome), Théâtre du Maillon (Strasbourg), Institut Léonard de Vinci (Nanterre), Headquarters for Dimnikcobau (Ljubljana), Euravenir Tower (Lille), Headquarters Bank Med (Beirut), and major housing projects in Paris, Nantes, Charleroi, Bordeaux, and Strasbourg

Benoît Jallon and Umberto Napolitano founded their Paris-based design firm LAN (Local Architecture Network) in 2002 with the aim of researching architecture at the interface of several disciplines. This broad approach enables them to find new and unconventional solutions in response to social, urban, ecological, and functional challenges. Their designs include a vast range of typologies and functions at various scales. They have realized buildings in France, Belgium, Germany, Italy, and Slovenia, and are also pursuing projects in the Middle East and Japan.

In addition to their award-winning structures, Jallon and Napolitano have earned wide acclaim as well for their research work and the two previous books originating from it: Paris Haussmann (2017/2020) and Napoli Super Modern (2020). LAN29 Projects is the firm's first monograph, featuring 29 key designs to date through photographs, model photos, drawings, and plans, supplemented by concise texts.

• First monograph on the work of Paris-based design and research firm LAN (Local Architecture Network)
• Features LAN's 29 key designs to date through photographs, plans and concise texts
• LAN is one of the internationally most recognized French firms of the younger generation
• LAN's previous books Paris Haussmann and Napoli Super Modern are ongoing major international successes

Auteur

Benoît Jallon ist Gründungspartner von LAN (Local Architecture Network) in Paris.

Umberto Napolitano ist Gründungspartner von LAN (Local Architecture Network) in Paris. Er lehrt an verschiedenen internationalen Hochschulen, darunter die Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation in New York (2017), die AA School of Architecture in London (2019) und die TU Wien (2020-2022).