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基本説明
Challenges the common perception of modern architecture as the example of an internationalism which eradicates local traditions and transforms the globe into a faceless urban sprawl.
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Vernacular Modernism challenges the common perception of modern architecture as the example of an internationalism which eradicates local traditions and transforms the globe into a faceless urban sprawl. The essays trace the vernacular in some of modernity's most paradigmatic sites—both real and imagined. They engage in a search for an idiom that mediates between place and space, the vernacular and the abstract in architecture, from its early phase and Hermann Muthesius via LeCorbusier's high modernism, to the contemporary movement of a "critical regionalism."
Contents
CONTENTS Introduction: Vernacular Modernism 000 Bernd Huppauf and Maiken Umbach 1. Modernism and the Vernacular at the Museum of Modern Art, New York 000 Mardges Bacon 2. At Home in the Ironic Imagination: The Rational Vernacular and Spectacular Texts 000 Mike Saler 3. Spaces of the Vernacular: Ernst Bloch's Philosophy of Hope and the Hometown 000 Bernd Huppauf 4. The Deutscher Werkbund , Globalization, and the Invention of Modern Vernaculars 000 Maiken Umbach 5. The Modern, the Vernacular and Le Corbusier 000 Francesco Passanti 6. The Vernacular, Memory and Architecture 000 Stanford Anderson 7. The Vernacular in Place and Time: Relocating History in Post-Soviet Cities 000 John Czaplicka Epilogue: Critical Regionalism Revisited--Reflections in the Mediatory Potential of the Built Form 000 Kenneth Frampton Notes Index