Boundaries of the City : the Architecture of Western Urbanism.

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In this study Alan Waterhouse draws on anthropological, social and cultural history, literature, and philosophy to reach an understanding of the roots of Western architecture and city building.€ Electronic Format Disclaimer: Image 6.5 removed at the request of the rights holder.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Waterhouse, Alan
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 1994.
Colección:Heritage.
Temas:
City planning > Europe > History.
Architecture > Europe > History.
Urbanization > Europe > History.
Urbanisation > Europe > Histoire.
Architecture
City planning
Urbanization
Europe
History
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Contents
  • ILLUSTRATIONS
  • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  • INTRODUCTION
  • PART ONE: Elements of the Boundary Idea
  • 1 Expressive Meanings, Ancient and Modern
  • The Source of Urban Boundaries
  • Poetry and Construction
  • Urbanism and Dialectics
  • The Primary Structures of Urbanism
  • Imagining Unity: Connecting to History the Dissolution of Space
  • Expressive Meaning and the Arrangement of Urban Space
  • 2 The Narrative of Boundary Architecture
  • The Dialectical Archetype
  • Archetypal Form and Archetypal Content
  • Architecture and Recurrence
  • Architectural Narrative
  • Architectural Discourse and Expressive Meaning
  • Foreground Moves to Background
  • 3 Self-Interest and Reciprocity
  • The Urbanism of Self-Interest
  • The Mechanical City
  • The Methodological Inversion
  • Family Contradictions
  • PART TWO: Urban Boundaries in Practice
  • 4 Cities in a God-Filled Landscape
  • The Crucible of Deconstruction
  • Hellenistic Functionalism
  • Permeable Boundaries
  • The Conquest of the Site
  • Classical Absences
  • Hestia and the Black Hunter
  • 5 Dividing the Urban Realm
  • The Intransigence of Nero
  • Illumination and Disaggregation
  • Imperial Rome: The Porous City
  • Crafted Towns
  • Anti-Theoretical Townscapes
  • The Fall of Roman Urbanism
  • 6 Intensity, Insularity, and Communitas
  • Cities of the Mind
  • The Cloister
  • Competing Boundaries
  • The Armature of Florence
  • Siena: Urbanism versus the Feuding Household
  • The Hearth and the Seam
  • Transforming the Thresholds
  • Opening the Boundaries
  • 7 The Subversion of Everyday Life
  • The Land Question in Renaissance and Baroque Architecture
  • The New Suburban Boundary Architecture
  • Borromini's 'Corrosive Light'
  • Lorenzetti Reborn
  • Constructing the Proprietary Boundaries
  • From Poché to Pavilion: French Urban and Suburban Space
  • Positivism and the Neoclassical Paradigm.
  • 8 Urban Boundaries in Turmoil
  • Berlin: The Courtyard and the Street
  • The Formative Years
  • Mobilizing the City: Mobs and Reformers
  • The Landscape of Officialdom
  • Urban Space Turns Fluid
  • 9 The Dissolving Boundaries of Modernism
  • Industry, Boundaries, and Architectural Ideology
  • German Industry and Architecture
  • The Advent of Industrial Science and Scientific Management
  • Architecture and Industry in Berlin before the Fagus-Werk
  • AEG in the Inner City
  • Carl Benscheidt: Self-Interest in the Suburbs
  • Benscheidt and Gropius: The Incubus Meets Proteus
  • Words, Weight, and New Boundaries
  • Urbanism and Industrial Power
  • 10 Retreat from a Magic Landscape
  • Empty Boundary Zones
  • The Unsettlers
  • The Family as Metropolitan Hero
  • NOTES
  • ILLUSTRATION CREDITS
  • GENERAL INDEX
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