Modern Architecture Since 1900
Description
A sweeping, richly illustrated history of modern architecture, this landmark study traces the movement’s development across continents and cultures from its origins through the twentieth century. It places buildings and architects within their broader technical, economic, social, and intellectual contexts while offering close readings of the forms, ideas, and creative decisions that shaped the modern tradition. Particular attention is given to regional identity and architectural diversity, revealing how local histories and global exchanges produced an extraordinary range of responses to modernity. Combining scholarly depth with lucid interpretation, the book is an essential guide to the buildings, debates, and enduring values of modern architecture.
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paperback
Phaidon Press
Published Jun 27, 1996
746 pages
ISBN: 9780714833569
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First Published
1982
Language
eng
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