Aldo Rossi And The Spirit Of Architecture Diane Ghirardo Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

An Essential Look At The Italian Architect Writer And Designer Whose Work Paved Way For Postmodern Movement Now Available In Paper This Crucial Reassessment Of Aldo Rossi’s (1931–1997) Architecture Examines His Writings Drawings Product Design Including Coffeepots Clocks He Designed Firm Alessi First To Receive Pritzker Prize Rossi Rejected Modernism Seeking Instead A Form That Could Transcend Aesthetic Legacy Fascism Postwar Italy Was Visionary Who Did Not Allow Contemporary Trends Dominate Thinking Baroque Sensibility Poetic Approach Found Both Buildings Important Texts Such As City Inspired Critic Ada Louise Huxtable Describe Him “A Poet Happens Be ” Diane Ghirardo Explores Different Categories Structures—Monuments Public Cultural Institutions Theaters Cemeteries—Drawing Significantly On Previously Unpublished Archival Materials Always Keeping Own Forefront By Delving Into Relationships Among Multifaceted Life Rich Body Reflections Book Provides Critical Understanding Place Σελίδες: 280 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0729 Διαστάσεις: 20 3X20 3Cm