An American Architecture : Frank Lloyd Wright /
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| Format: | Monografía |
| Language: | English |
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Nueva York, Estados Unidos :
Horizon Press,
1955
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Table of Contents:
- Editor's note / Edgar Kaufmann
- Architecture presents man : Prefatory
- What is architecture?
- Organic structure in nature
- Creativity
- The place of the machine in architecture
- Architecture is poetry
- Trust in life
- The importance of folk building
- Aphorisms on architecture
- The law of change
- From Generals to Particulars : Preliminary
- Integrity
- One thing instead of many things
- Earth-line and human scale - the sense of shelter
- The early days of Organic Architecture
- Obstacles and protests : The destruction of the box
- Exterior effects
- The architect's limitations
- The architect and "the system"
- Architect and client
- Two ways to see a house
- The sanitary slum
- The nature of materials : Preliminary
- Light
- Glass
- Brick
- Wood
- Concrete
- Sheet Metal
- Tall buildings
- Some case histories : The Larkin Building
- Unity temple
- Taliesin
- The Imperial Hotel
- Ocatillo
- San Marcos
- The Johnson Administration Building
- Wingspread
- The Small House
- The Zoned House
- The New Theatre
- Out of the ground into the light : Earth
- Wisconsin
- Prairie
- Desert
- Site
- Where principle is put to work there will always be style I : Continuity
- Interior space come throught
- Integral ornament
- Where principle is put to work there will always be style II : From structure comes form and style
- The characteristic in architecture
- The discipline of ideals
- Simplicity
- Principle at work in Japan
- The future of organic architecture : Forecast
- To the young man in architecture
- Source list and Acknowledgments.