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The Making of Mexican Modernist Architecture

Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Author
Celia Esther Arredondo Zambrano
Introduces for the first time, a range of theories and methods from critical theory/cultural studies to analyse and evaluate Mexican twentieth-century architecture. These theories and methods have been used successfully to re-assess modernist architecture elsewhere, but have never before been applied to Mexican architecture. Compiles the lives and works of 13 key Mexican Modernist architects across four generations: José Villagrán García, Luis Barragán and Juan O’Gorman from the first generation; Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, Agustín Hernández and Abraham Zabludovsky from the second; Carlos Mijares, Ricardo Legorreta and Juan José Díaz Infante from the third; and finally, Enrique Norten, Clara de Buen, Alberto Kalach and Javier Sordo Madaleno from the fourth generation, for the first time together in one book, illustrated with beautiful photographs of their most important work. Beautifully illustrated in full colour with over 170 plans, sections, elevations and photographs.
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      SKU
      9781032332741
      Published At
      03.05.2023
      Dimensions
      174 x 246 x 20mm
      Pages
      304
      EAN
      9781032332741
      Format
      Created At (custom)
      03.05.2023
      ISBN
      9781032332741

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