Norman Foster, Richard Rogers and James Stirling: new Directions in British Architecture
Sudjic, Deyan
Norman Foster, Richard Rogers and James Stirling: new Directions in British Architecture - 2nd. - Thames and Hudson 1991 - 208p.
Introduction p.6, Chapter One: Three careers p.9, Two Chapter: The modern tradition p.33, Chapter Three: The machine aesthetic p.49, Chapter Four: Architecture as a political art p.63, Chapter Five: Working methods p.73, Chapter Six: Plan and non-plan p.89, Chapter Seven: Building in the city p.109, Chapter Eight: Living with the past p.135, Chapter Nine: Monuments for a secular age p.147, Epilogue p.190, Buildings and projects: Norman Foster p.192, Richard Rogers p.195, James Stirling p.197, Bibliography and sources of illustrations p.200, Notes on the text p.202, Index p.204
978050027522X
Architectural Design
724.6 / SUD
Norman Foster, Richard Rogers and James Stirling: new Directions in British Architecture - 2nd. - Thames and Hudson 1991 - 208p.
Introduction p.6, Chapter One: Three careers p.9, Two Chapter: The modern tradition p.33, Chapter Three: The machine aesthetic p.49, Chapter Four: Architecture as a political art p.63, Chapter Five: Working methods p.73, Chapter Six: Plan and non-plan p.89, Chapter Seven: Building in the city p.109, Chapter Eight: Living with the past p.135, Chapter Nine: Monuments for a secular age p.147, Epilogue p.190, Buildings and projects: Norman Foster p.192, Richard Rogers p.195, James Stirling p.197, Bibliography and sources of illustrations p.200, Notes on the text p.202, Index p.204
978050027522X
Architectural Design
724.6 / SUD