Architecture in Austria in the 20th and 21st centuries

Autori

• Gudrun Hausegger

Parametri

• 397 pagine
• 14 ore di lettura

• Architettura e urbanistica

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Austrian architecture showcases remarkable variety, prompting the need for a thorough inventory. This book guides readers through 150 years of Austrian architecture via ten thematic and chronological episodes: Prologue, Red Vienna, Landscape, Power, Reconstruction, International, System, Utopia, Collage, and The Present Day. It emphasizes not just individual structures but also the intricate connections between architecture and broader cultural, technological, and societal contexts, with a particular focus on residential buildings. This comprehensive overview systematically fuses diverse materials, maintaining a clear chronological narrative of architectural development while encouraging deeper exploration of specific moments beyond traditional historical frameworks. The inquiry into the continuities and discontinuities of twentieth- and twenty-first-century Austrian architecture serves as a central theme throughout the chronological segments, allowing for varied interpretations. The book ultimately seeks to inspire readers to engage with the complexities of Austrian architecture and its evolution over time.

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2006

(In brossura)