architecture enseignement un-volumetric architecturale

books:

Architecture as Signs and Systems: For a Mannerist Time (The William E. Massey Sr. Lectures in the History of ...

2 reviews
Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown

Belknap Press, 2004

Excellent!!!!
This book is a pleasure to read. The words taste almost of chocolate. It is the best book by Venturi, Scott Brown since Learning from Las Vegas. Whether you are an architect, interested in architecture, or just their ideas, you won't be disappointed.

L'enseignement de Las Vegas, ou, Le symbolisme oublié de la forme architecturale
Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown, ...

Mardaga, 1995

Komplexität: Entwurfsstrategie und Weltbild (Kontext Architektur)

Birkhäuser Basel, 2008

Die Digitalisierung hat den Diskurs der Architektur verändert: Dieser ist mittlerweile von einer Fülle neuer Begriffe bestimmt, die bislang entweder keine oder doch andere Bedeutungen im Kontext der Architekturtheorie und des architektonischen Entwurfs hatten. Seine Begrifflichkeiten und Strategien werden zunehmend durch Einflüsse geprägt, die an der Schnittstelle zu wissenschaftlichen und kulturellen Vorstelllungen der modernen ...

American Home: From Colonial Simplicity to the Modern Adventure

1 review
David Larkin, Wendell Garrett, ...

Universe Publishing, 2001

American Homes and Architecture
A beautiful big book of photographs, some of them fold-out, it presents in exquisite detail a history of America's finest homes and architecture. Selecting delicious cream puff examples of how we have lived in all regions of the United States, this book would appeal to most people, who would enjoy at least a one-time careful reading and multiple returns to browse its pages. The only downside to ...

Contemporary Public Space: Un-volumetric Architecture

1 review

Skira, 2006

Very good
I bought this book for my girlfriend and she loves it. The book has very creative projects and excellent images.

Learning from Las Vegas

6 reviews
Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown, ...

The MIT Press, 1972

Brilliant study of signage and architecture
Robert Venturi's study of the Las Vegas signage phenomena and it's impact on "architecture" is brilliant in it's scope. While written almost twenty five years ago, this book gains more and more pertinence as we as a society progress further into a "reality" of symbols, reproductions and representations. These words and thoughts are basically essential to the understanding of any city ...