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Terms and conditions applyLabour, Work and Architecture: Collected essays on Architecture and Design
Kenneth Frampton
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Format: Book
Pages: 353
Publisher: Phaidon Press
Date Published: Jun 2002
Stock Code: 28346
Binding: Hardback
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Labour, Work and Architecture, is an anthology of writings by the architectural critic, Kenneth Frampton.
It brings together a number of influential texts, written over the last thirty-five years, which focus on twentieth-century architecture, dealing with themes and movements, built works and the architects responsible for these buildings.
The essays are presented in chronological order under successive rubrics of theory, history and criticism, and together they serve to position modern architecture in its broader historical context.
The anthology includes early critical reviews from the 1960s and 1970s analysing contemporary buildings, as well as illustrated theoretical and historical essays examining the ideological and material circumstances under which buildings are produced.
This book is an important document in the histography of twentieth century architecture by a respected scholar dedicated to the understanding and improvement of our built environment.
It brings together a number of influential texts, written over the last thirty-five years, which focus on twentieth-century architecture, dealing with themes and movements, built works and the architects responsible for these buildings.
The essays are presented in chronological order under successive rubrics of theory, history and criticism, and together they serve to position modern architecture in its broader historical context.
The anthology includes early critical reviews from the 1960s and 1970s analysing contemporary buildings, as well as illustrated theoretical and historical essays examining the ideological and material circumstances under which buildings are produced.
This book is an important document in the histography of twentieth century architecture by a respected scholar dedicated to the understanding and improvement of our built environment.
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