La Casa sobre el Arroyo : Amancio Williams en Argentina / Daniel Merro Johnston ; [prólogo de Eduardo Stupía].

Main entry:

Merro Johnston, Daniel, author.

Title & Author:

La Casa sobre el Arroyo : Amancio Williams en Argentina / Daniel Merro Johnston ; [prólogo de Eduardo Stupía].

Publication:

Buenos Aires : 1:100 Ediciones, [2014]
©2014.

Description:

179 pages : some color illustrations, plans, portraits ; 26 cm + 1 folded sheet (50 x 19 cm)

Notes:
Prólogo / Eduardo Stupía -- Obertura finale -- El cliente músico -- Aria da capo de Amancio -- La construcción de la escena -- la casa sola

Summary:

Dynamic biographical-critic essay that recovers the historical, social and cultural circumstances of the peculiar and contradictory phenomenon that was Argentina in the first decades of the last century, as well as the fundamental avant-garde influences on the character, personality, and the aesthetic conception of architect Amancio Williams: architect Le Corbusier modernist architecture and the presence of his father, musical composer Alberto Williams.

ISBN:

9789872589394
9872589399

Subject:

Williams, Amancio.
Casa sobre el Arroyo (Mar del Plata, Argentina)
Architects Argentina 20th century.
Architect-designed houses Argentina Mar del Plata.
Architectes Argentine 20e siècle.
Maisons conçues par des architectes Argentine Mar del Plata.
Architect-designed houses
Architects
Architecture, Modern
Argentina
Argentina Mar del Plata

Holdings:

Location: Library main 289872
Call No.: BIB 232561
Status: Available

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