The Architecture Of Paul Rudolph Timothy M Rohan Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

The First Major Study Of One Most Important Architects Postwar Era Equally Admired And Maligned For His Remarkable Brutalist Buildings Paul Rudolph (1918–1997) Shaped Both Late Modernist Architecture A Generation While Chairing Yale’s Department From 1958 To 1965 Based On Extensive Archival Research Unpublished Materials Architectureofpaul Is In-Depth Architect Neglected Since Zenith Author Timothy M Rohan Unearths Ideas That Informed Rudolph’s Florida Beach Houses 1940S Concrete 1960S Lesser-Known East Asian Skyscrapers 1990S Situating Within Architectural Discourse Day Shows How Countered Perceived Monotony Mid-Century Modernism With Dramatically Expressive America Exemplified By Yale Art Building 1963 Famously Clad In Corrugated Fascinating Story Spectacular Rise Fall Considerably Deepens Longstanding Conceptions About Architecture: Emerges As Pivotal Figure Who Anticipated New Directions Ranging Postmodernism Sustainability Σελίδες: 300 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0710 Διαστάσεις: 22 2X22 2Cm