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554 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Turnhout, Belgium : Brepols, ©2003.
Les chapiteaux romans de Bourgogne : thèmes et programmes / Marcello Angheben ; photographies, Ivan Verzar.
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Turnhout, Belgium : Brepols, ©2003.
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191 pages : illustrations ; 32 cm
[Paris] : Chêne, ©1999.
Intérieur extérieur : les architectes et leur maison / texte, Jean-Louis André ; photographies, Eric Morin ; avec la collaboration de Sylvie Bouron.
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191 pages : illustrations ; 32 cm
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[Paris] : Chêne, ©1999.
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The Sixties in Canada
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The sixties were a decade of questioning and experimentation, of testing the limits and pushing the boundaries of artistic forms. This frenzy of activity resulted in diverse artistic manifestations, including innovations in photography, a medium that was redefined during this period from a simple practical tool to a recognized art form. This comprehensive catalogue(...)
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January 2005, Ottawa
The Sixties in Canada
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The sixties were a decade of questioning and experimentation, of testing the limits and pushing the boundaries of artistic forms. This frenzy of activity resulted in diverse artistic manifestations, including innovations in photography, a medium that was redefined during this period from a simple practical tool to a recognized art form. This comprehensive catalogue accompanies the exhibition, “The Sixties: Photography in Question” held at the Canadian Museum of Contemporary Photography.
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January 2005, Ottawa
Architecture in Canada
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143 pages : illustrations (certaines en couleur) ; 21 cm
Paris : Macula, 1998.
Les grottes maniéristes en Italie au XVIe siècle : théâtre et alchimie de la nature / Philippe Morel ; photographies de l'auteur.
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Paris : Macula, 1998.
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The modern house today
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"The Modern House Today" follows on from F.R.S. Yorke's book of 1934, The Modern House, and considers the impact of modern architects such as Kubetkin, Gropius, Mendelsohn, Chermayeff, Breuer, Hill and Goldfinger. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the modern house through both newly commissioned photography and documentary records, both of which are written(...)
The modern house today
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"The Modern House Today" follows on from F.R.S. Yorke's book of 1934, The Modern House, and considers the impact of modern architects such as Kubetkin, Gropius, Mendelsohn, Chermayeff, Breuer, Hill and Goldfinger. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the modern house through both newly commissioned photography and documentary records, both of which are written and commented upon by the architectural historian Kenneth Powell. Photography by Nick Dawe.
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October 2001, London
Residential Architecture
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Spaarndammerhart in Amsterdam is designed by the architectural offices of Korth Tielens and Marcel Lok_Architect, artist Martijn Sandberg, and the landscape architects of DS Landschapsarchitecten. Photography of Max Hart Nibbrig, Dennis De Smet, and Raimond Wouda (who has been commissioned to document the life in and of Spaarndammerhart), and texts by Fred Feddes, Hans(...)
May 2023
Spaarndammerhart: A story of the city
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Spaarndammerhart in Amsterdam is designed by the architectural offices of Korth Tielens and Marcel Lok_Architect, artist Martijn Sandberg, and the landscape architects of DS Landschapsarchitecten. Photography of Max Hart Nibbrig, Dennis De Smet, and Raimond Wouda (who has been commissioned to document the life in and of Spaarndammerhart), and texts by Fred Feddes, Hans Ibelings, Vincent Kompier, and Hannah Schubert document and discuss this housing complex, in which architecture, art, courtyard, gardens and street form a comprehensive whole.
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46, [2] pages : illustrations, map, plans ; 22 cm.
Toulouse : Privat, ©1986.
Le quartier Saint-Sernin et le Musée Saint-Raymond / Jean Rocacher ; préface de Daniel Cazes ; photographies de Jean Dieuzaide.
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46, [2] pages : illustrations, map, plans ; 22 cm.
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Toulouse : Privat, ©1986.
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189 pages : illustrations, plans ; 27 cm
Paris : Hachette, 1972., ©1972
La Grande Borne : à Grigny, ville d'Émile Aillaud / textes d'Émile Aillaud, Fabio Rieti, Gilles Aillaud ; introduction par Gérald Gassiot-Talabot ; commentaire par Alain Devy ; photographies de Eustachy Kossakowski.
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Paris : Hachette, 1972., ©1972
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391 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 33 cm
Paris : Editions du Regard, 1987.
Art nouveau russe / texte, Hélène A. Borisova, Gregory Sternine ; photographies, Igor Palmine ; mise en oeuvre, Hélène Larroche.
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Paris : Editions du Regard, 1987.
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Standing on Mont Ventoux near Avignon, the fourteenth-century poet Petrarch experienced an entirely new sensation that he described as 'stepping out of time and space'. On the mountain's summit he was as far as he could be from the 'world's stage all around'. The huge distance reduced reference points to insignificant specks down below, and everything in the panorama(...)
The invented land : a bird's-eye view of Dutch landscape architecture
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Standing on Mont Ventoux near Avignon, the fourteenth-century poet Petrarch experienced an entirely new sensation that he described as 'stepping out of time and space'. On the mountain's summit he was as far as he could be from the 'world's stage all around'. The huge distance reduced reference points to insignificant specks down below, and everything in the panorama seemed motionless, dispelling any notion of time. Petrarch had placed himself outside reality. That is what makes aerial photography so fascinating, writes Clemens M. Steenbergen, professor of landscape architecture at Delft University of Technology, in his introduction. The higher the viewpoint the greater the visual control and the more abstract the image. We can see whether a landscape has been shaped by man or is pure nature, how space and mass form one composition. Aerial photographer and landscape architect Peter van Bolhuis captures on camera the Dutch landscape: areas devoted to agriculture, forestry, nature, infrastructure and urban development. The pictures show us the achievements of a half century of landscape architecture. We see a landscape in which everything is precisely measured and demarcated, everything is planned and calculated, with no space left unattended. We see, writes Tracy Metz in one of the essays, 'a landscape that is the sum of negotiations about ever smaller parts'.
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December 2004, Wageningen, Netherlands
Gardens