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020			_a3-7828-1430-4
040			_aBC-EPAU
041	1	0	_afre
100			_aSHARON, Arieh _9129
245	1	0	_aAN ARCHITECT'S WAY IN A NEW LAND _bAn architect's way in a new land
260	1	0	_c1976
300			_a267 p. _bIll., plan. _c29 cm.
942	1	0	_c01 _t0804 _u8.2 _v4681
994			_a08040037
500			_aTexte en anglais, allemand et français Bibliogr. p. 267. Index
520			_aKibbutz + Bauhaus is the autobiography – published in the mid 70's – of Arieh Sharon0Fi, a Bauhaus student who became, 20 years after his studies, the author of what is known as the Sharon Plan, an all encompassing master-plan for the new state of Israel, established in 1948 Bruno Zevi, in his introduction to Kibbutz + Bauhaus, writes: The fascinating, sometimes almost hypnotic, peculiarity of this volume is that it blends and synthesizes three books into one. Firstly, there is the biography of a life made up of rare ingredients: Zionism, Kibbutz, Bauhaus, national planning, professional activity on a local, then on an international scale. In the second place, there is the story of a building of a country, agricultural settlements, urban housing, hospitals, universities, up to the reconstruction of a united Jerusalem. Finally, we have the achievements of an architect, his creative products, his space-time language in the dynamics of its numerous modern trends.ii Kibbutz + Bauhaus is designed in the format of an album, relying mainly on visual images with extended subtitles in English, German and French. It is divided into 9 chapters, each with a short introductory text.
653			_aArchitecture Israël, Sharon arieh, Israël