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This Is Architecture : Writing on Buildings
Bayley, Stephen (EDT); Bargery, Robert (EDT); Royal Fine Art Commission Trust (COR)
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Hardcover. Condition: New. Alongside writing on architecture by practitioners such as Le Corbusier, Louis Kahn and Denys Lasdun, this anthology includes contributions from critics Ruskin, William Morris and Nikolaus Pevsner and travel writers Jan Morris and Bruce Chatwin. Also featured are novelists DH Lawrence on Etruscan templ…es, Virginia Woolf on London's docks, Evelyn Waugh on Gaudí, and an extract from Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities.
This Is Architecture : Writing on Buildings
Bayley, Stephen (EDT); Bargery, Robert (EDT); Royal Fine Art Commission Trust (COR)
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Hardback. Condition: New. 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.
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Condition: New. 2022. Hardcover. . . . . .
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Published by The Georgian Group, London, 2009
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Card Covers. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 168 pages, colour & b/w illustrations. Minor wear, unmarked. [744] Size: 240mm. x 175mm.
This Is Architecture : Writing on Buildings
Bayley, Stephen (EDT); Bargery, Robert (EDT); Royal Fine Art Commission Trust (COR)
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This Is Architecture : Writing on Buildings
Bayley, Stephen (EDT); Bargery, Robert (EDT); Royal Fine Art Commission Trust (COR)
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Hardback. Condition: New. 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.
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Hardback. Condition: New. 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.
