Fernando González Gortázar : tres manuscritos / Antonio Riggen Martínez.

Main entry:

Riggen Martínez, Antonio.

Title & Author:

Fernando González Gortázar : tres manuscritos / Antonio Riggen Martínez.

Publication:

Guadalajara, Jalisco, México : Gobierno del Estado de Jalisco : Universidad de Guadalajara : CUAAD, 2005.

Description:

179 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.

Series:

Monografías de arquitectos del siglo XX ; 2

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

The present research work is based on original manuscripts and testimonies from architect González Gortázar (b. Mexico) regarding his transcendent architecture and urban designs. González Gortázar is considered at present one of the most important architects of México, creator of spaces and urban art that are now geometric symbols and references of the city of Guadalajara in México. The architect strongly practices the concept of "Space and Art" and where the city should never loose their social function for which it was originally conceived and constructed.

ISBN:

9706243992
9789706243997

Subject:

González Gortázar, Fernando, 1942- Criticism and interpretation.
González Gortázar, Fernando, 1942-
Architecture Mexico Jalisco History.
Architecture Mexique Jalisco (État) Histoire.
Architecture.
Mexico Jalisco.

Form/genre:

Criticism, interpretation, etc.
History.

Added entries:

González Gortázar, Fernando, 1942-
Monografías de arquitectos del siglo XX ; 2.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 250556
Call No.: BIB 180054
Status: Available

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