Houses of Philip Johnson
de Stover Jenkins, David Mohney, Steven Brooke (Photographies)Prix de vente conseillé aux Etats-Unis* : $42.15 / EUR 31,99 Notre prix : EUR 27,20 Livraison gratuite pour l’achat de cet article (lire nos conditions) Économisez : EUR 4,79 (15%) Disponibilité : habituellement expédié sous 9 à 11 jours
Philip Johnson has had a very long and influential career. While his own small "pavilion" the Glass House (1949) is still his best-known domestic design, this survey analyzes a modest output of houses over six decades. Like most architects, Johnson started off designing houses, the majority of which are austere Modernist works from the 1950s. Later domestic designs, including various buildings for Johnson’s own property, are eclectic or expressionistic. Architect authors Jenkins, a former Johnson associate, and Mohney (Seaside : Making a Town in America) clearly show how Johnson’s houses have evolved in style while maintaining certain design principles. An afterword by Neil Levine focuses on the significance of the Glass House. Photography by Steven Brooke enhances this book. Recommended for large academic libraries. David R. Conn, Surrey P.L., B.C. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. Ce texte se rapporte à l’édition Relié.
Éditeur : Abbeville Press (septembre 2004) Format : Broché - 288 pages New Ed édition ISBN : 0789208385 Dimensions (en cm) : 3 x 25 x 27 Autres éditions : Relié
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