Architecture Culture

"Architecture Culture 1943-1968" is an anthology of seventy-four international documents with critical commentary. Both a sourcebook and a companion history of architecture, the volume traces the evolution of modern architecture from the midst of the Second World War to the student revolts of May '68. Many of the selections are from hard-to-find sources, and some are translated...

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"Architecture Culture 1943-1968" is an anthology of seventy-four international documents with critical commentary. Both a sourcebook and a companion history of architecture, the volume traces the evolution of modern architecture from the midst of the Second World War to the student revolts of May '68. Many of the selections are from hard-to-find sources, and some are translated into English for the first time. Readers will discover a rich and illuminating array of material from a period crucial to understanding the present time.

Page: 27
Title: Nine Points on Monumentality
Writer/s: Jose Luis Sert, Fernand Leger and Sigfried Giedion
Date: 1943
Page: 31
Title: In the Nature of Materials: A Philosophy
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Page: 27
Title: Nine Points on Monumentality
Writer/s: Jose Luis Sert, Fernand Leger and Sigfried Giedion
Date: 1943
Page: 31
Title: In the Nature of Materials: A Philosophy
Writer/s: Frank Lloyd Wright
Date: 1943
Page: 42
Title: A Swede Looks at Sweden
Writer/s: Sven Backstrom
Date: 1943
Page: 47
Title: Monumentality
Writer/s: Louis Kahn
Date: 1944
Page: 55
Title: Mr. Moses Dissects the 'Long-Haired Planners'
Writer/s: Robert Moses
Date: 1944
Page: 64
Title: Ineffable Space
Writer/s: Le Corbusier
Date: 1945
Page: 68
Title: Constitution of the Association for Organic Architecture in Rome
Writer/s: APAO
Date: 1945
Page: 70
Title: The Post-Modern House
Writer/s: Joseph Hudnut
Date: 1945
Page: 77
Title: Program: Domus, the House of Man
Writer/s: Ernesto Nathan Rogers
Date: 1946
Page: 80
Title: Return from America
Writer/s: Marcel Lods
Date: 1946
Page: 86
Title: Designing a new Industry
Writer/s: R. Buckminster Fuller
Date: 1946
Page: 93
Title: New Education - Organic Approach
Writer/s: Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Date: 1946
Page: 100
Title: Reaffirmation of the Aims of CIAM
Writer/s: CIAM 6, Bridgwater
Date: 1947
Page: 103
Title: Mr. Oud Replies
Writer/s: J.J.P. Oud
Date: 1947
Page: 107
Title: The Skyline [Bay Region Style]
Writer/s: Lewis Mumford
Date: 1947
Page: 110
Title: The Oneiric House
Writer/s: Gaston Bachelard
Date: 1948
Page: 114
Title: Townscape: A Plea for an English Visual Philosophy
Writer/s: I. de Wolfe [Hugh de Cronin Hastings]
Date: 1949
Page: 120
Title: Art Belongs to the People
Writer/s: Helena Syrkus
Date: 1949
Page: 125
Title: Sixteen Principles for the Restructuring of Cities
Writer/s: German Democratic Republic
Date: 1950
Page: 129
Title: Concerning the Building Art
Writer/s: Rudolf Schwarz
Date: 1951
Page: 135
Title: Summary of Needs at the Core
Writer/s: CIAM 8, Hoddesdon
Date: 1951
Page: 137
Title: The International Style Twenty Years After
Writer/s: Henry-Russell Hitchcock
Date: 1951
Page: 149
Title: Origins and Trends in Modern Architecture
Writer/s: Matthew Nowicki
Date: 1951
Page: 157
Title: Education and Design
Writer/s: Max Bill
Date: 1952
Page: 163
Title: With Infinite Slowness Arises the Great Form
Writer/s: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Date: [1953]
Page: 167
Title: Formulary for a New Urbanism
Writer/s: Gilles Ivain [Ivan Chtcheglov]
Date: 1953
Page: 172
Title: Arguments apropos of the International Movement for an Imaginist Bauhaus, against an Imaginary Bauhaus, and Its Purpose Today
Writer/s: Asger Jorn
Date: 1954
Page: 176
Title: Eight Steps toward a Solid Architecture
Writer/s: Walter Gropius
Date: 1954
Page: 181
Title: Doorn Manifesto
Writer/s: Jacob Bakema, Aldo van Eyck, H.P. Daniel van Ginkel, Hans Hovens-Greve, Peter Smithson, and John Voelker
Date: 1954
Page: 184
Title: Remove Shortcomings in Design, Improve Work of Architects
Writer/s: Nikita Khrushchev
Date: 1954
Page: 189
Title: The Seven Crutches of Modern Architecture
Writer/s: Philip Johnson
Date: 1955
Page: 193
Title: Cityscape and Landscape
Writer/s: Victor Gruen
Date: 1955
Page: 200
Title: Preexisting Conditions and Issues of Contemporary Building Practice
Writer/s: Ernesto Nathan Rogers
Date: 1955
Page: 205
Title: Transparency: Literal and Phenomenal (Part 2)
Writer/s: Colin Rowe and Robert Slutzky
Date: 1956
Page: 226
Title: The Case for a Theory of Modern Architecture
Writer/s: John Summerson
Date: 1957
Page: 237
Title: Machine Made America
Writer/s: John McHale
Date: 1957
Page: 240
Title: The New Brutalism
Writer/s: Alison and Peter Smithson
Date: 1957
Page: 242
Title: Regionalism and Modern Architecture
Writer/s: James Stirling
Date: 1957
Page: 249
Title: The Architect's Conscience
Writer/s: Alvar Aalto
Date: 1957
Page: 253
Title: Architecture and Ideology
Writer/s: Giulio Carlo Argan
Date: 1957
Page: 260
Title: The Architect, the Artist
Writer/s: Gio Ponti
Date: 1957
Page: 266
Title: On Building in Our Time
Writer/s: Konrad Wachsmann
Date: 1957
Page: 270
Title: Architecture Is the Thoughtful Making of Spaces
Writer/s: Louis Kahn
Date: 1957
Page: 273
Title: Program of Mobile Urbanism
Writer/s: Yona Friedman
Date: 1958
Page: 276
Title: Human Setting in an Industrial Civilization
Writer/s: Richard J. Neutra
Date: 1958
Page: 288
Title: New Developments in Industry and the Training of the Designer
Writer/s: Tomas Maldonado
Date: 1958
Page: 300
Title: The Evolution of Architecture: Reply to the Custodian of Frigidaires
Writer/s: Ernesto Nathan Rogers
Date: 1959
Page: 308
Title: Form and Function in Architecture
Writer/s: Oscar Niemeyer
Date: 1959
Page: 314
Title: The Great Game to Come
Writer/s: Constant
Date: 1959
Page: 319
Title: Toward Group Form
Writer/s: Fumihiko Maki and Masato Ohtaka
Date: 1960
Page: 325
Title: A Plan for Tokyo, 1960: Toward a Structural Reorganization
Writer/s: Kenzo Tange
Date: 1961
Page: 335
Title: It's Not Geniuses We Need Now
Writer/s: J.A. Coderch de Sentmenat
Date: 1961
Page: 338
Title: The Death and Life of Great American Cities [excerpt]
Writer/s: Jane Jacobs
Date: 1961
Page: 341
Title: The Modern Movement in Architecture
Writer/s: Alan Colquhoun
Date: 1962
Page: 347
Title: Steps toward a Configurative Discipline
Writer/s: Aldo van Eyck
Date: 1962
Page: 361
Title: The City as a Work of Art
Writer/s: O.M. Ungers
Date: 1963
Page: 365
Title: Zoom and 'Real' Architecture
Writer/s: Peter Cook
Date: 1964
Page: 370
Title: A Home Is Not a House
Writer/s: Reyner Banham
Date: 1965
Page: 379
Title: A City Is Not a Tree (Part 2)
Writer/s: Christopher Alexander
Date: 1965
Page: 389
Title: Nonstraightforward Architecture: A Gentle Manifesto
Writer/s: Robert Venturi
Date: 1965
Page: 392
Title: The Architecture of the City [excerpt]
Writer/s: Aldo Rossi
Date: 1966
Page: 399
Title: Architecture, Environment, Nature
Writer/s: Vittorio Gregotti
Date: 1966
Page: 402
Title: Invisible City
Writer/s: Arata Isozaki
Date: 1966
Page: 408
Title: The Oblique Function
Writer/s: Paul Virilio
Date: 1966
Page: 412
Title: Semiology and Urbanism
Writer/s: Roland Barthes
Date: 1967
Page: 419
Title: Of Other Spaces: Utopias and Heterotopias
Writer/s: Michel Foucault
Date: 1967
Page: 427
Title: The Right to the City
Writer/s: Henri Lefebvre
Date: 1967
Page: 437
Title: Invention Design and Evasion Design
Writer/s: Superstudio
Date: 1967
Page: 442
Title: Democratic Planning
Writer/s: Paul Davidoff
Date: 1967
Page: 446
Title: On Ducks and Decoration
Writer/s: Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi
Date: 1968
Page: 449
Title: Introduction to Theories and History of Architecture
Writer/s: Manfredo Tafuri
Date: 1968
Page: 456
Title: Motion of May 15
Writer/s: Strike Committee, Ecole des Beaux-Arts
Date: 1968
Page: 459
Title: Everything Is Architecture
Writer/s: Hans Hollein
Date: 1968
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