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Le Corbusier sketchbooks

責任表示 preface by André Wogenscky ; introduction by Maurice Besset ; notes by Françoise de Franclieu
シリーズ Architectural History Foundation/MIT Press series ; v. 4
データ種別 図書
出版情報 New York : Architectural History Foundation
Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press , c1981-1982
本文言語 英語
大きさ 4 v. : ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm
概要 This final volume contains the personal reflections, criticisms of other's work, and self-criticisms of Le Corbusier's maturity.
The publication of Volumes 3 and 4 of the Le Corbusier Sketchbooks bri...gs to completion a major undertaking by the Architectural History Foundation. After more than a decade of searching, the Fondation Le Corbusier found a suitable partner in publication to aid in the practical difficulties of producing the last and most elusive of Le Corbusier's unpublished works. AndrT Wogenscky, President of the Fondation Le Corbusier, has stated that the sketchbooks vividly reproduced in these four volumes "are the most private of Le Corbusier's work, the most spontaneous, perhaps the most significant, encompassing all the others - the work of an entire lifetime." Volume 1, 1914-1948 and Volume 2, 1950-1954 were published in 1981. All the volumes are included in the Architectural History Foundation/MIT Press series. Volume 4 1957-1964 This final volume contains the personal reflections, criticisms of other's work, and self-criticisms of Le Corbusier's maturity. He reassesses many of his works and projects with brutal honesty and his evaluation of Dutch functionalism and American architecture are equally forthright. For all this, however, his creative energies appear undiminished. Drawings reveal the inception of the Philips Pavilion at Brussels, showing an unusual engineering device for the walls; a new art form, the "Electronic Poem," suggested by Le Corbusier for the interior of the pavilion; and the first sketches for his only building in the United States, the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at Harvard. Volume 4 closes with sketches of Roquebrune, on the Mediterranean, where Le Corbusier lost his life a year after making them. 続きを見る
目次 v. 1. 1914-1948.
v. 2. 1950-1954.
v. 3. 1954-1957.
v. 4. 1957-1964.

所蔵情報


v. 1 芸工図 2F 工学図書室 523.34/L46/1 1981
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v. 1 人環建築 建築計画1-1 92//E 86 1981
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v. 2 芸工図 2F 工学図書室 523.34/L46/2 1981
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v. 2 人環建築 建築計画1-1 92//E 86-2 1981
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v. 3 芸工図 2F 工学図書室 523.34/L46/3 1982
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v. 3 人環建築 建築計画1-1 92//E 87 1982
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v. 4 芸工図 2F 工学図書室 523.34/L46/4 1982
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v. 4 人環建築 建築計画1-1 92//E 87-2 1982
068252182034990

書誌詳細

一般注記 v. 1: 1914-1948
v. 2: 1950-1954
v. 3: 1954-1957
v. 4: 1957-1964
Published in collaboration with the Fondation Le Corbusier, Paris
Includes indexes
著者標目 *Le Corbusier, 1887-1965
Franclieu, Françoise de
Fondation Le Corbusier
件 名 LCSH:Le Corbusier, 1887-1965
分 類 LCC:NC248.J4
DC19:741.944
書誌ID 1000914578
ISBN 0262030780
NCID BA03645094
巻冊次 v. 1 ; ISBN:0262030780
v. 2 ; ISBN:0262120909
v. 3 ; ISBN:0262120925
v. 4 ; ISBN:0262120933
登録日 2009.09.16
更新日 2009.09.17

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