S21_02_Micheli_Architecture in a Foreign Language

…and 1970s, thanks to the remarkable design and theoretical contributions of the Tendenza group and the Radicali, soon become influential in the international scene. The intensity of this revolutionary intellectual…

sarvimaki m – japanese module interpreted

…least partly because it was built in three main stages, starting with the Old Shoin (Ko-shoin) around 1615, followed by the Central Shoin (Chū-shoin), and completed with the New Palace…

lin f – bracketing

…airport. The insides of airport buildings, for instance, in the Kuala Lumpur International Airport and in the Hong Kong International Airport, based on their instrumentality, can be considered being equally…

SAHANZ_18_Jones

…State Wheat Board in Pinkenba, an industrial suburb of east Brisbane.1 These facilities are known collectively as grain elevators in international discourse and although typically understood as the domain of…

4A_555-562_SCHNOOR

…hospital buildings, they had to be clean and modern, equipped with central heating and electric light and with surfaces that were easily wiped. In addition, and increasingly during the 1920s…

SAHANZ_19_EstebanMaluenda

…to track the spread that modern Australian architecture reached in some of the main European nodes of reception and emission of news: France, Great Britain, Italy, Switzerland and Spain. Based…