New directions in Swiss architecture / [by] Jul Bachmann [and] Stanislaus von Moos. [Translated by Christian Casparis].

Main entry:

Bachmann, Jul.

Title & Author:

New directions in Swiss architecture / [by] Jul Bachmann [and] Stanislaus von Moos. [Translated by Christian Casparis].

Publication:

New York, G. Braziller [1969]

Description:

128 pages illustrations, plans 25 cm

Series:

New directions in architecture

Notes:
"Bibliographical note": pages 119-120.
Map of Switzerland -- New directions in Swiss architecture? -- A backyard of history: Europe's meeting place -- Building since 1945: Swiss architecture and its models -- "Building as a process" -- Planning in a democracy -- Who is building Switzerland? -- Swiss builders in the world -- Toward a better environment -- Work and traffic -- Housing -- Community buildings -- Switzerland: a model case?
Also issued online.

Summary:

Study of contemporary Swiss architecture.

Subject:

EKA/EDK-Tagung
Architecture Switzerland History 20th century.
Architecture Switzerland 20th century.
Architecture Switzerland 20th century Designs and plans.
Architecture Suisse 20e siècle.
Architecture Suisse 20e siècle Dessins et plans.
Architecture Suisse Histoire 20e siècle.
Architecture
Architektur
Switzerland

Form/genre:

Architectural drawings
History

Added entries:

Moos, Stanislaus von, author.
Casparis, Christian, translator.
New directions in architecture.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 2281
Call No.: 10286 A1366; ID:85-B3579
Status: Available

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