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		<title>Paulo Mendes Da Rocha : Projects 1957-2007</title>
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		<description>Prix de vente aux &#201;tats-Unis : $85.00 &#201;quivalent en France (TTC) : EUR 63,58 Prix : EUR 55,08 LIVRAISON GRATUITE En savoir plus. &#201;conomisez : EUR 8,50 (13%) New York Times 12/7/2007 PAULO MENDES DA ROCHA : PROJECTS 1957/2006 by Paulo Mendes da Rocha and Rosa Artigas (Rizzoli, 368 pages ; $85). Brutalism is back. Or at least that once reviled architectural movement is being seriously re-evaluated. Best known for its heavy, monumental forms and the rough textures of its concrete (...)

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PAULO MENDES DA ROCHA : PROJECTS 1957/2006 by Paulo Mendes da Rocha and Rosa Artigas (Rizzoli, 368 pages ; $85). Brutalism is back. Or at least that once reviled architectural movement is being seriously re-evaluated. Best known for its heavy, monumental forms and the rough textures of its concrete surfaces, the style reached its apogee in postwar Europe, where it went on to become a symbol of the soullessness of postwar Modernism. A half-century later Brutalism is being rediscovered by a younger generation that sees it as an instructive counterpoint to the saccharine, theme-park architecture that plagues so many of today's cities. Those who still refuse to believe that Brutalism had a soulful side can pick up a copy of this book. Built mostly around his native S&#227;o Paulo, Mr. Mendes da Rocha's work is injected with just the right hint of Brazilian hedonism, so that his buildings have a primitive quality worlds apart from the suffocating grayness of their European cousins. Best of all, a number of more recent projects demonstrate that in the hands of a true master the style has not exhausted its imaginative potential. NICOLAI OUROUSSOFF&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;# Reli&#233; : 392 pages
# Editeur : Rizzoli Publications (1 novembre 2007)
# Langue : Anglais
# ISBN-10 : 0847829847
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