A Field Guide to Contemporary American Architecture [Bargain Price]
Editorial Reviews The New York Times Book Review, Martin Filler With her unconditional love for architecture in all its forms, she refuses to overlook a particular style or movement on purely esthetic grounds or merely because it has become unfashionable. Thus, if readers will be astonished by some of her more deservedly obscure examples, few will doubt her passion or immense skill in digesting and summarizing the most perplexing half-century in American architectural history. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Book Description Incisive, jargon-free and a pleasure to read, A Field Guide To American Architecture presents an exceptionally comprehensive view of American architecture from the 1940s to the present. Plentiful photographs and graphic representations, carefully interwoven with succint text and informative captions, make this volume ideal for browsing as well as serious study. Like Carole Rifkind's earlier book, this one investigates buildings by type, taking a fresh vantage point for each--houses, housing projects, public buildings, art museums, churches and synagogues, schools and colleges, tall office buildings, and shopping centers. Encompassing the works of two hundred architects, from the little known to the famous, it builds a diverse and fascinating panorama of recent American architecture. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. A Field Guide to Contemporary American Architecture [Bargain Price]
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