The history, theory, and criticism of architecture; papers, edited by Marcus Whiffen. With a foreword by Buford L. Pickens.

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AIA-ACSA Teacher Seminar (1964 : Cranbrook Academy of Art)

Title & Author:

The history, theory, and criticism of architecture; papers, edited by Marcus Whiffen. With a foreword by Buford L. Pickens.

Publication:

Description:

x, 112 pages illustrations 24 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Foreword / by Buford L. Pickens -- The interrelated roles of history, theory and criticism in the process of architectural design / by Peter Collins -- History as a method of teaching architecture / by Bruno Zevi -- Random thoughts on the architectural condition / by Serge Chermayeff -- The canon of architectural history / by Sibyl Moholy-Nagy -- History: an orientation for the architect / by Stephen W. Jacobs -- Architecture and tradition that isn't "Trad, Dad," / by Stanford Anderson -- Convenient benches and handy hooks: functional considerations in the criticism of the art of architecture / by Reyner Banham -- Index.

ISBN:

026223016X
9780262230162

Subject:

Architecture.
architecture (discipline)
Architekturtheorie

Form/genre:

Congress
proceedings (reports)
Conference papers and proceedings
Actes de congrès.

Added entries:

Whiffen, Marcus, editor.
American Institute of Architects.
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture.
Cranbrook Academy of Art.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 85585
Call No.: W14697; ID:85-B1198
Status: Available

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