Towards a Symbolic Architecture: The Thematic House

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Rizzoli, 1985 - 248 páginas

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INDIAN SUMMER AND AUTUMN 9 THE SOLAR STAIR 10 THE MOONWELL
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Towards a Symbolic Architecture: The Thematic House
Charles Jencks
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abstract representation AER PAVILION aesthetic agnosticism arch architect artist axis BATHPOOL blue building ceiling central centre chairs Charles Jencks Charles Rennie Mackintosh chimneys Chinese Classical colour conservatories corner COSMIC LOO COSMIC OVAL cosmos curved decorative dome door doorknobs Eduardo Paolozzi Edzell Castle Egypt Egyptian elevation facade face motif fireplace floor frieze function furniture GARAGIA ROTUNDA garden Hephaestus I.M. Pei iconographic idea Jencksiana Khnum kitchen light London columns looks Maggie meaning Michael Graves mirror moon MOONWELL ornament painted pediment photographs Piers Gough Post-Modern POST-MODERN ARCHITECTURE pyramid Renaissance Renaissance Center represent rhythm roof sculpture seasons shape shows side sketches SOLAR STAIR space spiral Spring stencilled structure style stylised suggested SUMMER sunburst symbolic architecture symbolic design symbolic programme symbolise temple terraces Terry Farrell Thematic House themes trees Tresham Triangular Lodge trompe l'oeil vernacular vertical visual wall WINTER

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Architectural critic and historian Charles Jencks is the author of, among many other titles, Le Corbusier and the Tragic View of Architecture (Doubleday 50M copies sold to date)., The Language of Post-Modern Architecture, and The Architecture of the Jumping Universe.

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TítuloTowards a Symbolic Architecture: The Thematic House
AutorCharles Jencks
Ediçãoilustrada
EditoraRizzoli, 1985
Original deUniversidade de Michigan
Digitalizado12 Nov 2007
ISBN0847806596, 9780847806591
Número de páginas248 páginas
  
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