SET OF FOUR BOOKS ON ARCHITECTURE - Lot 68

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SET OF FOUR BOOKS ON ARCHITECTURE - Lot 68
SET OF FOUR BOOKS ON ARCHITECTURE - Romaldo GIURGOLA, Jaimini MEHTA, Louis I. Kahn, Zurich, Les éditions d'architecture Artemis, 1975. This book provides a clear overview of Louis I. Kahn's work and thought. Kahn. Starting with a tribute by Jonas Salk, it explores his founding ideas: silence, light and form. It then presents his main projects, including houses, places of worship, institutions, wellness spaces, workplaces and urban interventions. Through his achievements, this book highlights his attention to the sense of the human, the place and the eternal. It concludes with a portrait of architecture, a biography and a complete list of his works. - Klaus-Jürgen SEMBACH, translated by Micheline Funke-Genevier. L'Art nouveau: l'utopie de la réconciliation. Köln London Paris, Taschen, 2002. Part of the 13 special editions celebrating TASCHEN's 25th anniversary. Klaus-Jürgen Sembach is the author of numerous exhibitions and books on architecture, design, photography and film. The author focuses on the Art Nouveau reform movement as an artistic event, but also describes the economic and political interests that inspired and opposed it. The historical phenomenon is defined as a whole, taking into account its local variants. The greatest artists are examined in detail and associated with the cities they most influenced. - Roberto GARGIANI, translated from the Italian by Odile MENEGAUX, Auguste Perret : la théorie et l'œuvre, Paris, Gallimard, 1994. This first major monograph devoted to Auguste Perret retraces his career as an entrepreneur and his aesthetic positions, analyzing the texts he left behind, as well as details of his most important achievements, for which the book presents a catalog raisonné. - Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer, Frank Lloyd Wright: Masterworks from the Frank Lloyd Wright archives, New York, Harry N. Abrams Inc. Publishers in association with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and the Phoenix Art museum, 1990. A study of the Taliesin West archives, this book traces Wright's career through his rich and beautiful drawings. Pfeiffer analyzes in depth not only the projects, but also Wright's way of working, the collaborators involved and his subsequent revisions. The book presents many unrealized projects, from famous visions like the Mile High Illinois to more concrete ideas, revealing Wright's exceptional attention to life's details and his lasting influence on architecture.
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