This book connects Frank Lloyd Wright's organic theory with his pursuit of beauty, presenting a path for the recovery of beauty in architecture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kenneth Dahlin, PhD, is Principal Architect and CEO of Genesis Architecture. He earned his doctorate from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's School of Architecture and Urban Planning, focusing on Frank Lloyd Wright's theory of organic architecture. In addition to leading his firm, he has served as an adjunct professor at UW-Milwaukee.
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List of figures Introduction Chapter 1: Early Foundations Chicago Awakening Louis Sullivan Viollet-le-Duc A Philosophy of Fine Art The House Beautiful Chapter 2: The Middle Way Wright's Early Influence on Modernism Bourdieu's Model of Cultural Competence E.M. Zemach's Perspective on Taste Gasset's Modernist Rupture International Style as Avant-garde Wright's Rootedness in Nature and History Leo Marx's American Machine in the Garden Defining the Machine The Robie House Fallingwater and Villa Savoye Price Tower and Lake Shore Drive Apartments Chapter 3: The Centrality of Japan in Wright's Philosophy Of Art Ernest Fenollosa Spatial Character of the Japanese Print Wright's Exposure to Japanese Art What Wright Saw in Japanese Art The Influence on Wright's Drawings The Influence on Wright's Architecture Arnheim and Gestalt Theory Examples of Spatial Construction in Japanese Prints Unity Temple The Imperial Hotel The Schwartz House Chapter 4: The Integrated Whole and What it Implies Wright's Conception of Unity and the Integrated Whole Philosophical Implications The Golden Mean Dialectical Nature of Wright's Integrated Whole Analysis of Wright's Organic Floor Plans Chapter 5: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Why Hegel? Is Architecture an Art? Essence, Entity, and the Intrinsic Nature of Beauty in Hegel's System Hegel's Dialectic and Wright's Organic Resolution of Form A Comparison of Hegel's and Wright's Theories Some Differences Between Hegel and Wright Hegel's End of Art and Architecture Revisited Chapter 6: The Ancient Path The Premodern Perspective The Four Causes Hylemorphism Essentialism Teleology Beauty Aristotle, Quantum Physics, and Frank Lloyd Wright Chapter 7: A Way Forward The Organic Reconsidered The Core of the Organic A Model Theory of Organic Architecture Importance and Relevance for Today and Tomorrow Potential for Further Exploration and Application Index
List of figures Introduction Chapter 1: Early Foundations Chicago Awakening Louis Sullivan Viollet-le-Duc A Philosophy of Fine Art The House Beautiful Chapter 2: The Middle Way Wright's Early Influence on Modernism Bourdieu's Model of Cultural Competence E.M. Zemach's Perspective on Taste Gasset's Modernist Rupture International Style as Avant-garde Wright's Rootedness in Nature and History Leo Marx's American Machine in the Garden Defining the Machine The Robie House Fallingwater and Villa Savoye Price Tower and Lake Shore Drive Apartments Chapter 3: The Centrality of Japan in Wright's Philosophy Of Art Ernest Fenollosa Spatial Character of the Japanese Print Wright's Exposure to Japanese Art What Wright Saw in Japanese Art The Influence on Wright's Drawings The Influence on Wright's Architecture Arnheim and Gestalt Theory Examples of Spatial Construction in Japanese Prints Unity Temple The Imperial Hotel The Schwartz House Chapter 4: The Integrated Whole and What it Implies Wright's Conception of Unity and the Integrated Whole Philosophical Implications The Golden Mean Dialectical Nature of Wright's Integrated Whole Analysis of Wright's Organic Floor Plans Chapter 5: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Why Hegel? Is Architecture an Art? Essence, Entity, and the Intrinsic Nature of Beauty in Hegel's System Hegel's Dialectic and Wright's Organic Resolution of Form A Comparison of Hegel's and Wright's Theories Some Differences Between Hegel and Wright Hegel's End of Art and Architecture Revisited Chapter 6: The Ancient Path The Premodern Perspective The Four Causes Hylemorphism Essentialism Teleology Beauty Aristotle, Quantum Physics, and Frank Lloyd Wright Chapter 7: A Way Forward The Organic Reconsidered The Core of the Organic A Model Theory of Organic Architecture Importance and Relevance for Today and Tomorrow Potential for Further Exploration and Application Index
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