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Le Corbusier: Beton Brut and Ineffable Space (1940 1965): Surface Materials and Psychophysiology of Vision [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 600 pages, kaal: 1474 g, 1400 Illustrations, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Oct-2011
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 0415681715
  • ISBN-13: 9780415681711
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Hardback, 600 pages, kaal: 1474 g, 1400 Illustrations, color
  • Ilmumisaeg: 14-Oct-2011
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 0415681715
  • ISBN-13: 9780415681711
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This groundbreaking new perspective on Le Corbusier is based on exhaustive archival research and the study of neglected or completely unknown documents. It is innovative in showing the role of materials and construction techniques in the architecture of Le Corbusier and the book also delves into the project management and the construction of several buildings in the period 1940 1965. Each worksite, from the Unité dHabitation (Housing Unit) in Marseille to the city of Chandigarh, and the Tokyo museum, the Carpenter Center in Cambridge and the Unité d'Habitation in Berlin, is analyzed in detail.
Chapter 1 The discovery of beton brut with malfacons: the worksite of the Unite d'Habitation at Marseille
Artificial ground and vision of the landscape
3(15)
Patterns of formwork and aggregate size of concrete mixture
18(18)
The sculptures moulees of the Modulor
36(9)
Vibrated concrete cladding panels
45(3)
Matroil polychromy on concrete
48(6)
The invention of the beton brut aesthetic
54(9)
Chapter 2 Acrobat training: the provocateur of new forms
Synthesis of plastics arts and ineffable space
63(4)
Plastics acoustics: sculptures with Savina
67(22)
Sand-casting with Nivola and glass sculptures for Murano
89(5)
Mural painting, muralnomad, enameled metal panels
94(11)
Landscapes in the heart of Saint-Die and New York
105(3)
Color-code polychromy in the Claude et Duval factory
108(6)
Polychromy in the restoration of the pan de verre of the Cite de Refuge
114(2)
New World of Space and photography, analysis of the artistic form
116(5)
The project for a laboratory of the synthesis of the major arts
121(5)
The Chapel at Ronchamp: shaping space by embossing
126(6)
Construction of the surfaces gauches
132(12)
Photographing ineffable space
144(5)
Chapter 3 Unites d'Habitation at Reze-Ies-Nantes, Berlin and Briey-en-Foret
The Unite d'Habitation at Reze-les-Nantes, or molecular unit
149(7)
The Beru walls, or concrete shuttering
156(2)
Design of the formwork and sculptures moulees
158(12)
Claustra and cladding panels
170(5)
Quatrieme mur
175(4)
Restoration of wall sectors with cladding panels
179(1)
Unite d'Habitation at Berlin: the brise-soleil aesthetic
180(3)
Smooth cladding panels: beauty by contrast in crisis
183(1)
Formwork in fiber sheets and sculptures moulees with inscriptions
184(7)
Unite d'Habitation at Briey-en-Foret: technical evolutions of the formwork for the beton brut
191(6)
Chapter 4 Chandigarh, or the cosmic vision
The City and the Capitol
197(12)
Screens for vision and optical illusions: artificial hills, rows of trees, reflecting pools
209(8)
The Climate Grid, principles of a biological order
217(9)
Bio-aesthetic and Arborisation Grid
226(4)
The High Court, monument of refrigerating voids
230(9)
Beton brut with formwork of wood and metal, and the cement gun
239(9)
Brut stones and Latex polychromy
248(8)
Tapestries: murals for acoustics
256(4)
The Secretariat, administrative machine
260(6)
Texture, metaphor of functionaries and ministers
266(4)
Defects in the metal formwork
270(7)
The Parliament, the hymn of mankind
277(12)
From the acoustic texture of beton brut to celestial atmospheres
289(8)
The forest of columns
297(1)
Deformations of the metal formwork
298(6)
The Parliament door and the Open Hand
304(9)
The silhouette of the Governor's Palace
313(5)
The signs of the Capitol
318(22)
The City Centre
340(5)
Chapter 5 Brutal skin In pise, brick and wood
Pise, concrete with rubble, exposed brick
345(9)
Project for the village of humble houses in Chandigarh
354(7)
The Sarabhai house at Ahmedabad: reinforced concrete beams for free walls
361(7)
The Jaoul houses at Neuilly-sur-Seine: reinforced concrete beams for free windows
368(5)
Controlled constructive automatisms: bricks with crude joints and beton brut
373(6)
Musees a Croissance Illimite at Ahmedabad and Chandigarh
379(10)
Corollary of the sculptures moulees
389(1)
The wooden Cabanon
390(7)
Chapter 6 Machines a hablter for tropical visions and climates
Villa Curutchet, or the landscapes' spectacle
397(4)
Villa Shodhan: erosion of the Purist volume at Garches
401(6)
Formwork with horizontal layers
407(5)
The Millowners' Association building: perspective grids for vision and textile metaphors
412(5)
Indian perfection of beton brut
417(5)
Visual atmosphere and dignity of the stones of floors and walls
422(7)
Chapter 7 Automatisms and projections of sounds and images
Miracles box for spontaneous theater
429(3)
Kinetic illusionism, in the manner of Vasarely
432(8)
Automatic drawings: in the wake of Breton
440(6)
Transfer of works and photographic enlargements
446(10)
The second Salubra wallpaper collection: Op and Pop patterns
456(3)
"Jeux electroniques" on the roof of the Unite d'Habitation at Marseille
459(5)
The Philips Pavilion, or the space of Concrete Music and artistic projections
464(5)
Construction of the ruled surfaces
469(6)
The Poeme electronique: art in the electronic age
475(4)
Electronic Laboratory of Scientific Decision and Round-Books
479(4)
Project for the Electronic Calculation Center Olivetti at Rho
483(4)
Restoration and transformation of Villa Savoye
487(4)
Chapter 8 Toward a new stereotomy
From texturique to opus moderne, to opus optimum: the truth of materials
491(4)
The Monastery of La Tourette, forms of transfer
495(8)
Pan de verre ondulatoire
503(6)
Construction of the box for religious functions
509(7)
Walls in shuttered concrete with cement gun cladding
516(5)
The design of the floors
521(2)
The Brazilian Pavilion in Paris: souvenirs of landscapes and research on smooth concrete
523(4)
The Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts in Cambridge, Massachusetts: the hands and the head
527(5)
Beton brut without artistics veins
532(12)
Smooth beton brut: the National Museum of Western Art of Tokyo
544(3)
The hall and the photographic fresco
547(3)
Stereotomy and hardness of beton brut
550(3)
Opus Modulor of the beton brut: the Unite d'Habitation at Firminy
553(7)
Transfer of sections: the Church of Saint-Pierre and the Maison des Jeunes et de la Culture
560(3)
Neat beton brut with sculpture in positive and negative
563(7)
Profiles of space
570(5)
Build without building: the Hospital of Venice
575(5)
Name Index 580(6)
Figure Credits 586
Roberto Gargiani obtained his degree at the Faculty in Florence in 1983 and completed his Ph.D. in history of architecture and urbanism in 1992. He has taught the history of architecture in Florence, Rouen, Paris, Venice and Rome. He is now Professor of the history of architecture and construction at the Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). Among his books: Perret e Le Corbusier, confronti (1990), with G. Fanelli; Auguste Perret (1993); Il principio del rivestimento (1994), with G. Fanelli; Storia dellarchitettura contemporanea (1998), with G. Fanelli (also translated into french); Idea e costruzione del Louvre (1998); Principi e costruzione nellarchitettura italiana del Quattrocento (2003); Archizoom Associati, 1966-1974 (2007); editor of La colonne, nouvelle histoire de la construction (2008); Rem Koolhaas/OMA. The Construction of Merveilles (2008); and Superstudio (2010), with B. Lampariello.



Anna Rosellini received her degree at the Faculty in Venice in 2003 and a European master in history of architecture at the University of Rome in 2004. In 2008 she completed her Ph.D. on the history of architecture at the School of Advanced Studies in Venice. Currently, she works at the Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne as a postdoctoral fellow. Among her publications: La sede dellINAL a Venezia di Giuseppe Samonà, 1947-1961: oltre lo strutturalismo (2006); Oltre il béton brut: Le Corbusier e la nouvelle stéréotomie (2007); Les pilotis de Le Corbusier: les questions de la la colonne ronde et évidée et du coffrage (2008); Sculptures moulées di Le Corbusier (2010).