Yona
Friedman
Yona Friedman (1923–2020) was a visionary Hungarian-born French architect and urban planner known for his radical ideas on adaptable, user-centered architecture. After surviving World War II, he moved to Paris in 1957, where he published the "Manifeste de l'architecture mobile," introducing the concept of "mobile architecture." His most famous proposal, "Ville Spatiale" (Spatial City), envisioned elevated frameworks allowing residents to shape their own living spaces. Friedman championed sustainability and participatory design, creating innovative solutions for affordable housing and urban living. His work has been globally recognized and exhibited, influencing contemporary discussions on architecture, social responsibility, and environmental adaptability.
Yona Friedman / Pro Domo. 2022
Yona Friedman. Untitled. 2020
L'architecture mobile (1958-2020) - Vers une cité conçue par: Vers une cité conçue par ses habitants eux-mêmes. 2020
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Yona Friedman Roofs - Local Materials, Simple Technology, Sophisticated Ideas. 2019
Yona Friedman. No man's land. 2018
Tetti. Ediz. illustrata. 2017
Serpentine Pavilion and Summer Houses 2016
Utopie realizzabili. 2016
Yona Friedman. The Dilution of Architecture. 2015
Architecture with the people, by the people, for the people. 2014
Yona Friedman - Blvd Garibaldi - Variations sur Yona Friedman. 2014
Yona Friedman: Drawings & Models 1945-2010. 2010
Émotive: Voyages à bord du vaisseau mental. 2009
Die Moderne als Ruine: Eine Archäologie der Gegenwart. 2009
Yona Friedman. 2009
Hans Ulrich Obrist. Yona Friedman: Volume 7. 2007
Yona Friedman: Structures Serving the Unpredictable. 1999
