This is architecture - writing on buildings:
We all consume architecture – it’s the one artform we can’t avoid. So it’s hardly surprising that the finest writers have applied their minds to it. Most of them aren’t architects, but their powers of perception are such that what they say gets under the skin of a building – and gives us a lesson in...
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| Zusammenfassung: | We all consume architecture – it’s the one artform we can’t avoid. So it’s hardly surprising that the finest writers have applied their minds to it. Most of them aren’t architects, but their powers of perception are such that what they say gets under the skin of a building – and gives us a lesson in how to look at architecture. You’ll be entertained and enlightened as you find out why Goethe went from being dismissive of Strasbourg Cathedral to being an awed admirer; why Ruskin was offended by decorated shopfronts; why D.H. Lawrence loved Etruscan temples; why Tom Wolfe ridiculed the Seagram Building; why Vita Sackville-West saw Chatsworth as an alien interloper; why Rose Macaulay was passionate about ruins; And what Evelyn Waugh thought of Gaudí. The answers, and plenty more, are all here. Knowing them will transform the way you see buildings and deepen your understanding of architecture. |
| Beschreibung: | xi, 180 Seiten Illustrationen |
| ISBN: | 9781914414862 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION IX
ETRUSCAN PLACES 1
ROMAN MORNINGS 2
LETTERS WRITTEN DURING A JOURNEY IN SPAIN 4
NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS 5
THE MUDFOG PAPERS 9
THE DOCKS OF LONDON 10
THE NAME OF THE ROSE 1
1
THE TALL OFFICE BUILDING ARTISTICALLY CONSIDERED
CONTRASTS, OR A PARALLEL BETWEEN THE ARCHITECTURE
OF THE 15TH AND 19TH CENTURIES 14
PILLAR TO POST 16
THE TALL BUILDING ARTISTICALLY RECONSIDERED 18
SWEET DISORDER AND THE CAREFULLY CARELESS 20
THE ROAD TO WIGAN PIER 22
WHAT DOES VERNACULAR REALLY MEAN? 26
COVENTRY CATHEDRAL 27
HUNSTANTON SCHOOL 27
SCHOOL AT HUNSTANTON, NORFOLK 28
MIES VAN DER ROHE 30
MERMAID SINGING 32
SOUTHERN BAROQUE REVISITED 34
THE DECORATION OF HOUSES 36
THE THINGS WE SEE: HOUSES 37
GEORGIAN LONDON 38
INVISIBLE CITIES 40
WHAT MAKES A GOOD BUILDING 41
CONVERSATIONS WITH STUDENTS 42
REM KOOLHAAS
DELIRIOUS NEW YORK 43
ROBERT VENTURI/DENISE SCOTT BROWN
LEARNING FROM LAS VEGAS: THE FORGOTTEN SYMBOLISM OF
ARCHITECTURAL FORM 44
MORTON HERMAN
GEORGIAN ARCHITECTURE IN AUSTRALIA 46
YUKIO MISHIMA
THE TEMPLE OF THE GOLDEN PAVILION 47
ALLAN TEMKO
NO W
AY TO BUILD A BALLPARK 48
HENRI FOCILLON
THE ART OF THE WEST 50
COLIN THUBRON
THE HILLS OF ADONIS: A QIJEST IN LEBANON 52
IOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
ON GERMAN ARCHITECTURE 53
OKAKURA KAKUZO
THE BOOK OF TEA 56
GUY DE MAUPASSANT
LA VIE ERRANTE 58
AYN RAND
THE FOUNTAINHEAD 60
CEDRIC PRICE
NON-PLAN: AN EXPERIMENT IN FREEDOM 61
BERNARD BERENSON
THE PASSIONATE SIGHTSEER 62
STEEN EILER RASMUSSEN
LONDON: THE UNIQUE CITY 64
SIR |AMES RICHARDS
THE CASTLES ON THE GROUND: THE ANATOMY OF SUBURBIA
BRUCE CHATWIN
WHAT AM 1 DOING HERE 66
ALDO ROSSI
THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE CITY 68
ANTONIO SANT ELIA
MANIFESTO OF FUTURIST ARCHITECTURE 69
LE CORBUSIER
QIJAND LES CATHEDRALES ETA1ENT BLANCHES 70
BRUNO ZEVI
ARCHITECTURE AS SPACE 72
VITA SACKVILLE-WEST
ENGLISH COUNTRY HOUSES 73
QIJENTIN HUGHES
SEAPORT 74
FERNAND POUILLON
LES PIERRES SAUVAGES 76
IAN NAIRN
NAIRN S LONDON 77
KENNETH FRAMPTON
MODERN ARCHITECTURE: A CRITICAL HISTORY 80
GEOFFREY SCOTT
THE ARCHITECTURE OF HUMANISM 82
SIR NIKOLAUS PEVSNER
CAMBRIDGESHIRE 83
SIR |OHN BETIEMAN
FIRST AND LAST LOVES 86
TOM WOLFE
FROM BAUHAUS TO OUR HOUSE 88
JOHN RUSKIN
THE SEVEN LAMPS OF ARCHITECTURE 90
MARTIN FILLER
MAKERS OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE 92
ANTHONY TROLLOPE
THE WAY WE LIVE NOW 94
W.G.SEBALD
AUSTERLITZ 95
JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS
RENAISSANCE IN ITALY 98
ROBERT HUGHES
THE SHOCK OF THE NEW 100
ROBIN BOYD
THE AUSTRALIAN UGLINESS 102
WILLIAM MORRIS
ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORY 103
DAME ROSE MACAULAY
THE PLEASURE OF RUINS 104
OUIDA
THE UGLINESS OF MODERN LIFE 106
JONATHAN GLANCEY
GUGGENHEIM BILBAO: ICONIC FOLLY
OR INSPIRED URBAN SCULPTURE? 108
EUGENE VIOLLET-LE-DUC
ON RESTORATION 110
JEAN BAUDRILLARD
AMERIQU E 111
SIR PATRICK LEIGH FERMOR
A TIME OF GIFTS 112
THE BROKEN ROAD 114
SIGFRIED GIEDION
SPACE, TIME AND ARCHITECTURE 115
JUN ICHIRO TANIZAKI
IN PRAISE OF SHADOWS 119
ANDRE GIDE
RETURN FROM CHAD 120
PAULGOLDBERGER
WHY ARCHITECTURE MATTERS 121
STEWART BRAND
HOW BUILDINGS LEARN 122
JANE JACOBS
THE DEATH AND LIFE OF GREAT AMERICAN CITIES 123
BLAISE CENDRARS
AUJOURD HUI 124
REYNER BAN HAM
AGE OF THE MASTERS 126
HISTORY FACULTY, CAMBRIDGE 127
LOS ANGELES: THE ARCHITECTURE OF FOUR ECOLOGIES 130
GIAN LORENZO BERNINI
CRITICAL MEMORANDUM ON DESIGNS FOR THE
FACADE OF MILAN CATHEDRAL 132
RUDOLF WITTKOWER
SUMMARY OF BERNINI S MEMORANDUM 132
VINCENT CRONIN
THE GOLDEN HONEYCOMB 136
JAN MORRIS
A WRITER S WORLD 138
CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH: A PERSONAL VIEW 140
CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS OF LONDON 141
LE CORBUSIER S CHAPEL AT RONCHAMP 144
BUILDINGS OF DELIGHT 146
WHY ALL THE HOOPLA? 150
THE JUBILEE LINE EXTENSION 152
ON ANTONI GAUDI 155
ON NEW DELHI 158
THE APPRECIATION OF ARCHITECTURE 162
THE ROAD TO OX I AN A 164
TRANSFERS AND TRANSFORMATIONS 166
ON THE PROPOSED NEW SOUTH AFRICA HOUSE, TRAFALGAR SQUARE
LACATHEDRALE 173
MY PAEAN TO LONDON S MOST IMPORTANT BUILDING 174
SKETCHES FROM LIFE 176
TEXT CREDITS 178
PICTURE CREDITS 180
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION IX
ETRUSCAN PLACES 1
ROMAN MORNINGS 2
LETTERS WRITTEN DURING A JOURNEY IN SPAIN 4
NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS 5
THE MUDFOG PAPERS 9
THE DOCKS OF LONDON 10
THE NAME OF THE ROSE 1
1
THE TALL OFFICE BUILDING ARTISTICALLY CONSIDERED
CONTRASTS, OR A PARALLEL BETWEEN THE ARCHITECTURE
OF THE 15TH AND 19TH CENTURIES 14
PILLAR TO POST 16
THE TALL BUILDING ARTISTICALLY RECONSIDERED 18
SWEET DISORDER AND THE CAREFULLY CARELESS 20
THE ROAD TO WIGAN PIER 22
WHAT DOES VERNACULAR REALLY MEAN? 26
COVENTRY CATHEDRAL 27
HUNSTANTON SCHOOL 27
SCHOOL AT HUNSTANTON, NORFOLK 28
MIES VAN DER ROHE 30
MERMAID SINGING 32
SOUTHERN BAROQUE REVISITED 34
THE DECORATION OF HOUSES 36
THE THINGS WE SEE: HOUSES 37
GEORGIAN LONDON 38
INVISIBLE CITIES 40
WHAT MAKES A GOOD BUILDING 41
CONVERSATIONS WITH STUDENTS 42
REM KOOLHAAS
DELIRIOUS NEW YORK 43
ROBERT VENTURI/DENISE SCOTT BROWN
LEARNING FROM LAS VEGAS: THE FORGOTTEN SYMBOLISM OF
ARCHITECTURAL FORM 44
MORTON HERMAN
GEORGIAN ARCHITECTURE IN AUSTRALIA 46
YUKIO MISHIMA
THE TEMPLE OF THE GOLDEN PAVILION 47
ALLAN TEMKO
NO W
AY TO BUILD A BALLPARK 48
HENRI FOCILLON
THE ART OF THE WEST 50
COLIN THUBRON
THE HILLS OF ADONIS: A QIJEST IN LEBANON 52
IOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
ON GERMAN ARCHITECTURE 53
OKAKURA KAKUZO
THE BOOK OF TEA 56
GUY DE MAUPASSANT
LA VIE ERRANTE 58
AYN RAND
THE FOUNTAINHEAD 60
CEDRIC PRICE
NON-PLAN: AN EXPERIMENT IN FREEDOM 61
BERNARD BERENSON
THE PASSIONATE SIGHTSEER 62
STEEN EILER RASMUSSEN
LONDON: THE UNIQUE CITY 64
SIR |AMES RICHARDS
THE CASTLES ON THE GROUND: THE ANATOMY OF SUBURBIA
BRUCE CHATWIN
WHAT AM 1 DOING HERE 66
ALDO ROSSI
THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE CITY 68
ANTONIO SANT'ELIA
MANIFESTO OF FUTURIST ARCHITECTURE 69
LE CORBUSIER
QIJAND LES CATHEDRALES ETA1ENT BLANCHES 70
BRUNO ZEVI
ARCHITECTURE AS SPACE 72
VITA SACKVILLE-WEST
ENGLISH COUNTRY HOUSES 73
QIJENTIN HUGHES
SEAPORT 74
FERNAND POUILLON
LES PIERRES SAUVAGES 76
IAN NAIRN
NAIRN'S LONDON 77
KENNETH FRAMPTON
MODERN ARCHITECTURE: A CRITICAL HISTORY 80
GEOFFREY SCOTT
THE ARCHITECTURE OF HUMANISM 82
SIR NIKOLAUS PEVSNER
CAMBRIDGESHIRE 83
SIR |OHN BETIEMAN
FIRST AND LAST LOVES 86
TOM WOLFE
FROM BAUHAUS TO OUR HOUSE 88
JOHN RUSKIN
THE SEVEN LAMPS OF ARCHITECTURE 90
MARTIN FILLER
MAKERS OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE 92
ANTHONY TROLLOPE
THE WAY WE LIVE NOW 94
W.G.SEBALD
AUSTERLITZ 95
JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS
RENAISSANCE IN ITALY 98
ROBERT HUGHES
THE SHOCK OF THE NEW 100
ROBIN BOYD
THE AUSTRALIAN UGLINESS 102
WILLIAM MORRIS
ARCHITECTURE AND HISTORY 103
DAME ROSE MACAULAY
THE PLEASURE OF RUINS 104
OUIDA
THE UGLINESS OF MODERN LIFE 106
JONATHAN GLANCEY
GUGGENHEIM BILBAO: ICONIC FOLLY
OR INSPIRED URBAN SCULPTURE? 108
EUGENE VIOLLET-LE-DUC
ON RESTORATION 110
JEAN BAUDRILLARD
AMERIQU E 111
SIR PATRICK LEIGH FERMOR
A TIME OF GIFTS 112
THE BROKEN ROAD 114
SIGFRIED GIEDION
SPACE, TIME AND ARCHITECTURE 115
JUN'ICHIRO TANIZAKI
IN PRAISE OF SHADOWS 119
ANDRE GIDE
RETURN FROM CHAD 120
PAULGOLDBERGER
WHY ARCHITECTURE MATTERS 121
STEWART BRAND
HOW BUILDINGS LEARN 122
JANE JACOBS
THE DEATH AND LIFE OF GREAT AMERICAN CITIES 123
BLAISE CENDRARS
AUJOURD'HUI 124
REYNER BAN HAM
AGE OF THE MASTERS 126
HISTORY FACULTY, CAMBRIDGE 127
LOS ANGELES: THE ARCHITECTURE OF FOUR ECOLOGIES 130
GIAN LORENZO BERNINI
CRITICAL MEMORANDUM ON DESIGNS FOR THE
FACADE OF MILAN CATHEDRAL 132
RUDOLF WITTKOWER
SUMMARY OF BERNINI'S MEMORANDUM 132
VINCENT CRONIN
THE GOLDEN HONEYCOMB 136
JAN MORRIS
A WRITER'S WORLD 138
CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH: A PERSONAL VIEW 140
CRITICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS OF LONDON 141
LE CORBUSIER'S CHAPEL AT RONCHAMP 144
BUILDINGS OF DELIGHT 146
WHY ALL THE HOOPLA? 150
THE JUBILEE LINE EXTENSION 152
ON ANTONI GAUDI 155
ON NEW DELHI 158
THE APPRECIATION OF ARCHITECTURE 162
THE ROAD TO OX I AN A 164
TRANSFERS AND TRANSFORMATIONS 166
ON THE PROPOSED NEW SOUTH AFRICA HOUSE, TRAFALGAR SQUARE
LACATHEDRALE 173
MY PAEAN TO LONDON'S MOST IMPORTANT BUILDING 174
SKETCHES FROM LIFE 176
TEXT CREDITS 178
PICTURE CREDITS 180 |
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| spelling | This is architecture - writing on buildings edited by Stephen Bayley and Robert Bargery Writing on buildings Lewes Unicorn 2022 xi, 180 Seiten Illustrationen txt rdacontent sti rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Architecture, anthology We all consume architecture – it’s the one artform we can’t avoid. So it’s hardly surprising that the finest writers have applied their minds to it. Most of them aren’t architects, but their powers of perception are such that what they say gets under the skin of a building – and gives us a lesson in how to look at architecture. You’ll be entertained and enlightened as you find out why Goethe went from being dismissive of Strasbourg Cathedral to being an awed admirer; why Ruskin was offended by decorated shopfronts; why D.H. Lawrence loved Etruscan temples; why Tom Wolfe ridiculed the Seagram Building; why Vita Sackville-West saw Chatsworth as an alien interloper; why Rose Macaulay was passionate about ruins; And what Evelyn Waugh thought of Gaudí. The answers, and plenty more, are all here. Knowing them will transform the way you see buildings and deepen your understanding of architecture. Geschichte gnd rswk-swf Architektur (DE-588)4002851-3 gnd rswk-swf Literatur (DE-588)4035964-5 gnd rswk-swf Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4002214-6 Anthologie gnd-content Architektur (DE-588)4002851-3 s Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 s Literatur (DE-588)4035964-5 s Geschichte z DE-604 Bayley, Stephen 1951- (DE-588)120527782 edt wpr Bargery, Robert edt wpr V:DE-604 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034046275&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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