Arquitectura de Lima, 1910-1950 / investigación, edición, textos y fotografías de Augusto Tamayo.

Main entry:

Tamayo San Román, Augusto.

Title & Author:

Arquitectura de Lima, 1910-1950 / investigación, edición, textos y fotografías de Augusto Tamayo.

Edition:

1. ed.

Publication:

[Lima] : Argos, 2010.

Description:

449 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 32 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 442).
Neocolonial peruano -- Afrancesado -- Neoclasicismo/Academicismo/Beaux arts -- Tudor -- Art Deco/Casa Buque -- Villa italiana/Academicismos afines -- Chalet alpino/Cabaña/Bretón/Normando -- Neogótico -- Balcones neocoloniales -- Portadas neocoloniales -- Los arquitectos.
Text in Spanish and English.

Summary:

The time frame studied in this book -1910-1950- is one of the most important of the "Limeña" architecture. During these 4 decades the most representative architecture of the city of Lima was created, through a modernistic process that designed and constructed numerous buildings that still stand in the historic downtown, the landmark streets and avenues and the main plazas of the city. During the first half of the 20th century the surrounding districts were also consolidated in a urban development that has defined the city as we know it today.

ISBN:

9786124570506
6124570505

Subject:

Architecture Peru Lima History 20th century Pictorial works.
Architecture
Buildings
Lima (Peru) Buildings, structures, etc. Pictorial works.
Peru Lima

Form/genre:

History
Pictorial works

Holdings:

Location: Library main 278139
Call No.: BIB 213579
Status: Available

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