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New Directions in Contemporary Architecture de Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi

New Directions in Contemporary Architecture

Autor Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi
en Limba Engleză Paperback – mai 2008
Through its story-telling dimension, this book traces the last 20 years of Western architecture focusing attention on the current situation that includes designers' eclecticism and style, the star system, urban and landscape design as well as the influence on architecture exerted by the so-called 'digital revolution'.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780470518908
ISBN-10: 0470518901
Pagini: 240
Ilustrații: col. ill
Dimensiuni: 173 x 219 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.61 kg
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Chichester, United Kingdom

Public țintă

Architecture students and design professionals; Interested general reader. (The book is not an academic read, it is intended in approach and design to engage a more distracted generation of readers.)

Cuprins

1. After Deconstructivism 1988-92. 1.1. Precedents. 1.2. Deconstructivist Architecture. 1.3. A New Paradigm. 1.4. Zaha and the Game of Opposites. 1.5. Rem Koolhaas: Method and its Paradoxes. 1.6. Frank O Gehry: New Compositions. 1.7. Disjunction and Dis-location. 1.8. Between Gesture and Perception: Fuksas and Holl. 1.9. The Minimalist Approach: Herzog & Meuron. 1.10. Minimalism in England, France and Japan. 1.11. The development of High Tech. 1.12. Post-Modernism and Modernism Continued. 1.13. The Inheritance of Deconstructivism. 2. New Directions: 1993-7. 2.1. The Turning Point. 2.2. Explosive Buildings. 2.3. Los Angeles, Graz and Barcelona. 2.4. The Radicals and Coop Himmelb (L)au. 2.5. Nouvel: Beyond Transparency. 2.6. Herzog & de Meuron and the Skin of the Building. 2.7. Minimalisms. 2.8. Questions of Perception. 2.9. Koolhaas: Euralille. 2.10. The Poetics of the Electronic: Between the Blob and the Metaphor. 2.11. Eco-tech. 2.12. Renzo Piano's Soft-Tech. 2.13. PAYS-BAS_perspectives. 2.14. Pro and Versus a New Architecture. 2.15. The MoMA Extension. 2.16. The Beginnings of a New Season. 3. A Season of Masterpieces: 1998-2001. 3.1. The Guggenheim in Bilbao (Frank O Gehry) 3.2. The House in Floriac (Rem Hoolhaas) 3.3. The Jewish Museum in Berlin (Daniel Libeskind) 3.4. The KKL in Lucerne (Jean Nouvel) 3.5. The Un-Private House. 3.6. The Mobius House. 3.7. A Dutchness in the State of Architecture. 3.8. New Landscapes,New Languages. 3.9. New Landscape: the West and East Coast. 3.10. A New Avant-Garde. 3.11. Landscapes of Aesthetic Objects? 3.12. Aesthetics, Ethics and Mutations. 3.13. The Eleventh of September. Two Thousand and One. 3.14. Starting Over. 4. Trends: 2000-7 4.1. The World Trade Center. 4.2. Clouds and Monoliths. 4.3. The Star System. 4.4. The Crisis of the Star System. 4.5. The Crisis of Architectural Criticism. 4.6. The End of the Star System? 4.7. Ten Projects. 4.8. Super-Creativity and Ultra-Minimalism. 4.9. Back to Basics. 4.10. The Next Stop. Timeline. Bibliography. Index.