Современная архитектура : критическиі взгляд на историю развития

predislovie.pdf......Page 1 vvedenie.pdf......Page 9 1-1neoclassic1750-1900.pdf......Page 11 1-2razvitiyegoroda1800-1909.pdf......Page 18 2-1vestiniotkuda-england1836-1924.pdf......Page 25 2-2adler-sallivan.pdf......Page 33 2-3wright1890-1916.pdf......Page 38 2-4gaudihortaguimardberlage.pdf......Page 43 2-5macintosh1896-1916.pdf......Page 51 2-7santelia1909-1914.pdf......Page 54 2-8loos1896-1931.pdf......Page 58 2-9vandevelde1895-1914.pdf......Page 64 2-10garnier1899-1918.pdf......Page 68 2-11perret1899-1925.pdf......Page 72 2-12deutchewerkbund.pdf......Page 76 2-13glaesernekette1910-1925.pdf......Page 82 2-14bauhaus.pdf......Page 87 2-15neuesachlichkeit.pdf......Page 93 2-16destijl.pdf......Page 103 2-18mies1921-1933.pdf......Page 109 2-20corbu.pdf......Page 114 2-21wright1929-1963.pdf......Page 120 2-22aalto1895-1957.pdf......Page 125 2-23terragni1926-1943.pdf......Page 135 2-25corbu1930-1960.pdf......Page 140 2-26mies.pdf......Page 146 2-27fullerjohnsonkahn.pdf......Page 152 3-1internstyle.pdf......Page 159 3-2newbrutalism1949-1959.pdf......Page 170 3-3ciam-group_x.pdf......Page 176 3-5critichregionalism.pdf......Page 184 This acclaimed survey of 20th-century architecture and its origins has become a classic since it first appeared in 1980. Now revised, enlarged and expanded, Kenneth Frampton brings the story up to date and adds an entirely new concluding chapter that focuses on four countries where individual talent and enlightened patronage have combined to produce a comprehensive and convincing architectural culture: Finland, France, Spain and Japan. Kenneth Frampton. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 329-349.