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The details of modern architecture / Edward R. Ford.
Publication details: Cambridge, MA : MIT Press, 2003, c1990-c1996.Edition: 1st MIT pbk. edDescription: 2 v. : ill. ; 29 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780262562027 (v.1; hbk.) :
- 026206121X (v.1; pbk.)
- 9780262061216 (v.1; pbk.)
- 0262562014 (v.2; pbk.) :
- 9780262562010 (v.2; pbk.)
- 0262061856 (v.2; hbk.)
- NA2840 .F67 2003
Contents:
VOL. 1. H.H. Richardson, Ralph Adams Cram, and the Gothic revival -- McKim, Mead & White and classical rationalism -- Edwin Lutyens and the language of classicism -- Arts and crafts movement: the Greene brothers and their English Contemporaries -- Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park -- Otto Wagner and Adolf Loos: Viennese rationalism -- Le Corbusier: the classic villa -- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and the steel frame -- Residential construction in America: Rudolph Schindler, Walater Gropius, and Marcel Breuer -- Frank Lloyd Wright: the usonian period -- VOL. 2. 1928 to 1988: -- Introduction: the artifacts of industrialization -- Eliel Saarinen in Detroit: 1926-1940 -- Conversion of Erik Gunnar Asplund: 1930-1940 -- Richard Neutra and the architecture of surface: 1933-1952 -- Alvar Aalto and Marcel Breuer: light, industrialization, and the vernacular, 1928-1963 -- Le Corbusier after 1928: 1928-1965 -- Saarinen, Eames, Fuller, and the case study houses: 1940-1959 -- Eero Saarinen after 1945: 1945-1962 -- Louis Kahn, Sigurd Lewerentz, and the new brutalism: 1954-1974 --The Venturis, Graves, Scarpa, and the layers of history: 1963-1984 -- High tech, deconstruction, and the present day: 1972-1988.
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| NA 2840 .E45 2014 v.15 Elements : a series of 15 books accompanying the exhibition Elements of Architecture at the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale / | NA 2840 .E47 2004 Principles of architectural detailing / | NA 2840 .F67 2003 v.1 The details of modern architecture / | NA 2840 .F67 2003 v.2 The details of modern architecture / | NA 2840 .H475 2004 Facade construction manual / | NA 2840 .M33 2007 Detail in contemporary residential architecture / | NA 2840 .O539 2010 1000 details in architecture / |
Vol. 2 has subtitle: 1928-1988.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
VOL. 1. H.H. Richardson, Ralph Adams Cram, and the Gothic revival -- McKim, Mead & White and classical rationalism -- Edwin Lutyens and the language of classicism -- Arts and crafts movement: the Greene brothers and their English Contemporaries -- Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park -- Otto Wagner and Adolf Loos: Viennese rationalism -- Le Corbusier: the classic villa -- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and the steel frame -- Residential construction in America: Rudolph Schindler, Walater Gropius, and Marcel Breuer -- Frank Lloyd Wright: the usonian period -- VOL. 2. 1928 to 1988: -- Introduction: the artifacts of industrialization -- Eliel Saarinen in Detroit: 1926-1940 -- Conversion of Erik Gunnar Asplund: 1930-1940 -- Richard Neutra and the architecture of surface: 1933-1952 -- Alvar Aalto and Marcel Breuer: light, industrialization, and the vernacular, 1928-1963 -- Le Corbusier after 1928: 1928-1965 -- Saarinen, Eames, Fuller, and the case study houses: 1940-1959 -- Eero Saarinen after 1945: 1945-1962 -- Louis Kahn, Sigurd Lewerentz, and the new brutalism: 1954-1974 --The Venturis, Graves, Scarpa, and the layers of history: 1963-1984 -- High tech, deconstruction, and the present day: 1972-1988.
Originally published in 1996.
"Library carries only volume 2".
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