Critical regionalism abroad : Aris Konstantinidis without Greece / Stylianos Giamarelos.

Main entry:

Giamarelos, Stelios, 1982- author.

Title & Author:

Critical regionalism abroad : Aris Konstantinidis without Greece / Stylianos Giamarelos.

Publication:

Zurich : Gta Verlag, ETH Zurich, [2025]
©2025

Description:

195 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, plans ; 18 cm

Series:

Gta edition, 2813-2505 ; 6

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 184-191).

Summary:

"Since the 1980s, critical regionalism has been globally celebrated for imbuing modern architecture with local sensibilities. After rising to international stardom, however, several critical regionalists soon began to erect distinctive albeit “placeless” buildings around the world. Aris Konstantinidis (1913–1993), a Greek architect less well known outside of his home country, instead propagated his vision of regional modernism to global audiences on his own terms through his publishing and teaching beyond national borders. This operative history of his life and work outside Greece unveils the potential for alternative practices of critical regionalism abroad"--Publisher's website.

ISBN:

9783856764739 paperback
3856764739

Subject:

Kōnstantinidēs, Arēs, 1913-1993 Criticism and interpretation.
Regionalism in architecture Greece.
Architecture Greece History.
Régionalisme en architecture Grèce.
Architecture Grèce Histoire.

Added entries:

Kōnstantinidēs, Arēs, 1913-1993.

Holdings:

Location: Library main y 322398
Call No.: 322398
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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