The story of architecture
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The story of architecture
Dorling Kindersley, 2003
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"First published in Great Britain in 2000 by Dorling Kindersley Limited" -- T.p. verso
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Jonathan Glancey conducts an inspiring journey through 5,000 years of magnificent buildings, from ancient Sumeria to the spectacular glass-and-steel towers of today's cityscapes. An unprecedented collection of full-colour photographs, artworks, and plans creates a memorable story of architecture.
目次
- In the beginning: the growth of cities
- Ancient Egypt
- early Africa. The classical world: Ancient Greece
- Ancient Rome. From darkness to light: Byzantine architecture
- monasteries
- Romanesque
- Islam
- North Africa. Gothic: the gothic world
- castles
- late gothic. The Renaissance: Renaissance Italy
- High Renaissance
- Andrea Polladio
- Italian Baroque
- Baroque beyond Italy
- absolutism
- Rococo
- low countries. The Americas: Ancient Mesoamerica
- colonial America. China and Japan: classical China
- Japan. Asia: India
- Southeast Asia. Neo-classical: Neo-classical
- the classical landscape
- American classical
- the French Revolution
- Greek revival
- Karl Friedrich Schinkel
- imperial Russia. The industrial society: industrial revolution
- railways
- industrial cities
- Augustus Pugin
- gothic revival
- monumental decadence
- free style
- morality and architecture. The machine age: machines for working in
- reach for the sky
- Frank Lloyd Wright
- Arts & Crafts
- Art Nouveau and secession
- Antoni Gaudi. Brave new world: revolutionary Russia
- the Bauhaus
- mass European housing
- Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
- Fascist architecture
- Le Corbusier
- mid-century modern
- modernism and freedom
- new cities
- Oscar Niemeyer
- brutalism. Every which way: corporatism
- postmodernism
- extremes
- high-tech
- architects' engineering
- Japanese metabolists
- the classical revival. Futures: organic architecture
- re-use of buildings
- deconstructivism
- the computer
- enjoyable cities.
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