This acclaimed survey of 20th-century architecture and its origins has become a classic since it first appeared in 1980. Now revised, enlarged and expanded, Kenneth Frampton brings the story up to date and adds an entirely new concluding chapter that focuses on four countries where individual talent and enlightened patronage have combined to produce a comprehensive and convincing architectural culture: Finland, France, Spain and Japan. Rating: (not yet rated) Subjects. More like this. Find more information about: ISBN: 579 OCLC Number: 25838861 Description: 376 pages: illustrations; 21 cm. Contents: pt. Cultural developments and predisposing techniques 1750-1939.

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Cultural transformations: Neo-Classical architecture 1750-1900. Territorial transformations: urban developments 1800-1909. Technical transformations: structural engineering 1775-1939 - pt. A critical history 1836-1967. News from Nowhere: England 1836-1924. Adler and Sullivan: the Auditorium and the high rise 1886-95. Frank Lloyd Wright and the myth of the Prairie 1890-1916.

Structural Rationalism and the influence of Viollet-le-Duc: Gaudi, Horta, Guimard and Berlage 1880-1910. Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow School 1896-1916. The Sacred Spring: Wagner, Olbrich and Hoffmann 1886-1912. Antonio Sant'Elia and Futurist architecture 1909-14. Adolf Loos and the crisis of culture 1896-1931. Henry van de Velde and the abstraction of empathy 1895-1914. Tony Garnier and the Industrial City 1899-1918.

Auguste Perret: the evolution of Classical Rationalism 1899-1925. The Deutsche Werkbund 1898-1927. The Glass Chain: European architectural Expressionism 1910-25. The Bauhaus: the evolution of an idea 1919-32. The New Objectivity: Germany, Holland and Switzerland 1923-33. De Stijl: the evolution and dissolution of Neo-Plasticism 1917-31.

Kenneth Frampton Modern Architecture Pdf

Documents for kenneth frampton modern architecture a critical history pdf. Available in PDF, DOC, XLS and PPT format. Kenneth Frampton, Modern architecture. A critical history, London – New York: Thames & Hudson, 2007 [1980]. Pdf documents with some of the texts and images of the lectures will be uploaded on the course blog as well as on the course portal.

Le Corbusier and the Esprit Nouveau 1907-31. Miesvan der Rohe and the significance of fact 1921-33. The New Collectivity: art and architecture in the Soviet Union 1918-32. Le Corbusier and the Ville Radieuse 1928-46. Frank Lloyd Wright and the Disappearing City 1929-63. Alvar Aalto and the Nordic tradition: National Romanticism and the Doricist sensibility 1895-1957. Giuseppe Terragni and the architecture of Italian Rationalism 1926-43.

Architecture and the State: ideology and representation 1914-43. Le Corbusier and the monumentalization of the vernacular 1930-60. Mies van der Rohe and the monumentalization of technique 1933-67. The Eclipse of the New Deal: Buckminster Fuller, Philip Johnson and Louis Kahn 1934-64 - pt. Critical assessment and extension into the present 1925-91.

The International Style: theme and variations 1925-65. New Brutalism and the architecture of the Welfare State: England 1949-59. The vicissitudes of ideology: CIAM and Team X, critique and counter-critique 1928-68. Place, Production and Scenography: international theory and practice since 1962. Critical Regionalism: modern architecture and cultural identity.

World architecture and reflective practice. Series Title: Responsibility: Kenneth Frampton.

History of Contemporary Architecture (01LWRLU) Academic Year 2017-2018 Professor Michela Rosso Student assistants: Huang Rentian – Salvatore Femia TIMES&PLACES Tuesday 14,30-17,30, room 10V Castello del Valentino Thursday 13,00-16,00, room 7V Castello del Valentino SCHEDULED LECTURES (in progress) Tue 17.10: 14,30-17,30 Presentation of the course. Introduction to books, methods Assignment 1: My favourite building Lecture1. The basic grammar of architecture: the architectural orders (Summerson: 7-26).

Thu 19.10: 13-16 Introduction to the course blog ( ); questions on Lecture 1. The debate between Ancients and Moderns: the origins of contemporary architecture 1650 to 1790 (Bergdoll: 9-13/ 23-31) Assignment 2: In Search of Orders in Turin (HOME) Tue 24.10: 14,30-17,30 Presentation of materials uploaaded on the blog. Quick overview of Lecture 2, The debate between Ancients and Moderns; Lecture3.

Architecture throughout Europe: the Enlightenment 1720 to 1790 (Bergdoll: 14-23); Instructions for Assignment 1 by Huang Rentian. Introduction to Lecture 4. Architectural ideas: the sublime and the picturesque (Bergdoll: 73-90) Thu 26.10: 13,00-16,00 Assignment 1: My favourite building Continuation of Lecture4. Architectural ideas: the sublime and the picturesque (Bergdoll: 73-90) Introduction of Lecture5. The architect John Soane and 18 th-century architectural culture (Bergdoll: 120-127) Tue 31.10: 14,30-17,30 Lecture will take place in Room 5V Lecture6. In what style should be build? The rise of architectural historicism (Bergdoll: 142-145; 156- 167).

Thu 02.11: 13,00-16,00 Lecture7. Architecture at the 19th-century World Fairs. ( Bergdoll: 207-214; Frampton: 29-39) Tue 07.11: 14,30-17,30 Lecture8. Architecture and the Decorative Arts: the Arts and Crafts movement ( Bergdoll: 219-223; Curtis: 87-98; Frampton: 42-50) Thu 09.11: 13,00-16,00 Lecture9. The SKYSCRAPER (I) 1850-1906: anatomy of an innovation (Curtis: 40-51) Tue 14.11: 14,30-17,30.

The SKYSCRAPER (II) 1910-1960: evolution of a building type ( Curtis: 144-158; 258-270; Frampton: 219-223; 233-237). Thu 16.11: 13,00-16,00 Projection of film ‘Metropolis’, by Fritz Lang (1927). Tue 21.11: 14,30-17,30 Review of lectures 1-10, questions and preparation for Paper1 Thu 23.11: 13,00-16,00 Paper 1 on lectures 1-10 Tue 28.11: 14,30-17,30 Lecture11.

Art Nouveau ( Frampton: 64-77; Curtis: 53-66) Thu 30.11: 13,00-16,00 Lecture12. The Perret brothers and the building at 25bis rue Franklin ( Curtis: 73-79; Frampton: 105-107) Tue 05.12: 14,30-17,30 Lecture13 (I). Protagonists of the Modern Movement: Charles Edouard Jeanneret – Le Corbusier (I) (Frampton: 149-160; Curtis: 83-85) Thu 07.12: 13,00-16,00 Lecture13(II). Protagonists of the Modern Movement: Le Corbusier (II) (Frampton: 178-185; 224-230) Tue 12.12: 14,30-17,30 Lecture13 (III). Landmarks of Modern Architecture Villa Savoye Thu 14.12: 13,00-16,00 Lecture14 (I).

Protagonists of the Modern Movement: Mies van der Rohe (I) Tue 19.12: 14,30-17,30 Lecture14 (I). Protagonists of the Modern Movement: Mies van der Rohe (II) Review of lectures 11-15, questions and preparation for Paper2 Tue 09.01: 14,30-17,30 Paper 2 on lectures 09-14 TEXTS, READINGS, HANDOUTS AND OTHER LEARNING RESOURCES. John Summerson, The Classical Language of Architecture, London – New York: Thames & Hudson, 1996 1963. Curtis, Modern Architecture Since 1900, London: Phaidon, 1996 1982. Barry Bergdoll, European Architecture 1750-1890, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. Kenneth Frampton, Modern architecture.

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A critical history, London – New York: Thames & Hudson, 2007 1980. Pdf documents with some of the texts and images of the lectures will be uploaded on the course blog, as well as on the course portal.