A new title in the Bloomsbury Studies in Modern Architecture series, examining the work of PAGON, a little-studied yet important group of Scandinavian modernist architects.
A new title in the Bloomsbury Studies in Modern Architecture series, examining the work of PAGON, a little-studied yet important group of Scandinavian modernist architects.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Espen Johnsen is Professor in Art History, in the Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, at the University of Oslo, Norway.
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List of Illustrations Credits for figures and plates Acknowledgements Credits Introduction 1. Post-war architecture in Norway 2. A new Norwegian CIAM group is activated (1947-50) 3. Urban design and proposals for a radical transformation of Oslo 4. Visuality and the impact of study tours to the US, Mexico and Morocco 5. 'Meccano for the Home' and the idea of flexible housing 6. New housing typologies and realized buildings 7. Space, performativity and the home as an architectural work of art 8. Spiritual and spatial dimensions of the glass wall and the landscape 9. 1955-56: The end of PAGON? Note on archival source Bibliography on the writings of PAGON and its members (1951-1956) General Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Credits for figures and plates Acknowledgements Credits Introduction 1. Post-war architecture in Norway 2. A new Norwegian CIAM group is activated (1947-50) 3. Urban design and proposals for a radical transformation of Oslo 4. Visuality and the impact of study tours to the US, Mexico and Morocco 5. 'Meccano for the Home' and the idea of flexible housing 6. New housing typologies and realized buildings 7. Space, performativity and the home as an architectural work of art 8. Spiritual and spatial dimensions of the glass wall and the landscape 9. 1955-56: The end of PAGON? Note on archival source Bibliography on the writings of PAGON and its members (1951-1956) General Bibliography Index
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