Thinking through twentieth-century architecture. Thinking through 20th-century architecture
Par: Ray, Nicholas.
Type Document : Ouvrage Editeur: Abingdon, Oxon Routledge 2023Description Matérielle: 297 Couv,ills,en coul,tab,cartes,plans. 17x 24cm.ISBN: 978 10032 44943.Mots Clés: Mouvement moderne- Histoire de l'architecture | Architecture moderne Vingtième siècleRésumé: This is a history of twentieth-century architecture, written with close critical attention to the theories that lie behind the works described. Importantly, unlike other historical accounts, it does not take sides and urge the reader to identify with one strand of thinking or style of architecture at the expense of others, but presents a dispassionate view, with persuasive arguments on behalf of different positions. It pursues the history of European and American architecture chronologically. But the history is interwoven with the philosophical ideas that informed both writers and architects and are essential for its understanding.Sommaire:| Type de document | Site actuel | Cote | Statut | Notes | Date de retour prévue | Code à barres | Réservations |
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This is a history of twentieth-century architecture, written with close critical attention to the theories that lie behind the works described. Importantly, unlike other historical accounts, it does not take sides and urge the reader to identify with one strand of thinking or style of architecture at the expense of others, but presents a dispassionate view, with persuasive arguments on behalf of different positions. It pursues the history of European and American architecture chronologically. But the history is interwoven with the philosophical ideas that informed both writers and architects and are essential for its understanding.
