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Architekturgeschichte

Seite 8

Le Corbusier

Autor: Jean-Louis Cohen
Herausgeber: Peter Gössel

Gebundene Ausgabe, 05.08.2022

Scrapbook Paper Pad - Vintage Rome - Craft With Love - 10 x designs, 60 x sheets, large 8.5 x 8.5 inches.: Decorative Craft Paper - Ancient Roma, ... Journals, Card Making, Paper Crafts and more.

Autor: Buxton Books

Taschenbuch, 14.06.2022

Gaudí. Das vollständige Werk

Autor: Rainer Zerbst

Gebundene Ausgabe, 08.04.2021

Norman Foster

Illustrator: Norman Foster
Herausgeber: Philip Jodidio

Gebundene Ausgabe, 05.05.2023

Design: The Definitive Visual History (DK Definitive Cultural Histories)

Autor: DK
Vorwort: Judith Miller
Mitwirkende: Smithsonian Institution

Gebundene Ausgabe, 23.03.2023

Ando. Complete Works 1975–Today. 40th Ed.

Autor: Philip Jodidio

Gebundene Ausgabe, 28.07.2022

Architektur - verständlich gemacht. Die illustrierte und verständliche Baustilkunde zu Stil, Entwicklung und Geschichte der Baukunst vom antiken ... Ein illustrierter Führer zur Baustilkunde

Autor: Carol Davidson Cragoe

Buch, Broschiert, 09.06.2020

Art Deco: The Twentieth Century's Iconic Decorative Style from Paris, London, and Brussels to New York, Sydney, and Santa Monica

Arnold Schwartzman

Gebundene Ausgabe

Age of Concrete: Housing and the Shape of Aspiration in the Capital of Mozambique (New African Histories)

David Morton

Taschenbuch

S M L XL: Second Edition

Rem Koolhaas, Bruce Mau

Gebundene Ausgabe

This extraordinary, massive, and mind-boggling 1, 300-page book combines essays, manifestos, diaries, fairy tales, travelogues, a cycle of meditations on the contemporary city-and complex illustration-with work produced by Koolhaas' Office for Metropolitan Architecture over the past twenty years. This almost overwhelming accumulation of words and images illuminates the condition of architecture today-its splendors and miseries-exploring and revealing the corrosive effects of politics, context, the economy, and globalization. In some ways, this is the " Medium is the Message" of 1990s architectural discourse: guaranteed to be hugely influential in the coming decades, but grossly misunderstood by those who have not read it. The core arguments it makes about metropolitan architecture-accepting complexity and lack of centralized control-are similar to those of Kevin Kelly's Out of Control: The New Biology of Machines, Social Systems and the Economic World. Very highly recommended.