Taut Bruno

Akademie der Künste (Hg.): Bruno Taut. 1880 - 1938. Ausstellung vom 29. Juni bis 3. August 1980. Berlin, Akademie der Künste, 1980.
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286 + 2 S. OBrosch. m. OSch.

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Dündar, Murat: A STUDY ON BRUNO TAUT'S WAY OF THOUGHT Taut's Philosophy of Architecture, LAP LAMBERT ACADEMIC PUBLISHING, März 2011, Besorgungstitel - vorauss. Lieferzeit 3-5 Tage. ISBN: 3844303197
The purpose of this study is to discover the most significant characteristics of Bruno Taut's (1880- 1938) theoretical activity in his last years and to clarify their relation with his previous theories. Taut spent his last years (1933-1938) in exile, first in Japan, then in Turkey. He stayed in Japan for three and half years, where he spent much time researching and writing articles and books about Japanese art, architecture and social life, which have been acclaimed both in Japan and overseas. In this book I will try to provide a conceptual analysis of Bruno Taut's way of thought from his early visions of Expressionist period to his researches on Japanese architecture. That is, this study aimed to clarify how Taut could see and interpret traditional Japanese architecture in an original way. To achieve this purpose I've divided this study into two main parts. Part I aims to understand theoretical basis of Taut's thought in the years prior to his arrival in Japan. Taut's main findings in Japanese architecture, as well as the sources that might be influential on his way of expression in his books published in Japan, are discussed in part II.

NEUBUCH! 2011. 128 S. 220 mm x 150 mm x 8 mm

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Düttmann, Martina, Friedrich Schmuck and Johannes (Hrsg.) Uhl: Color in townscape. Handbook in six parts for architects, designers and contractors, for city-dwellers and other observant people. Hrsg.: Martina Düttmann, Friedrich Schmuck, Johannes Uhl. Translated from German by John William Gabriel, London: Architectural Press, 1981. ISBN: 0851391044
Tadellos. Nahezu ohne Gebrauchsspuren. - Inhalt: Rebirth of Color: Manifestos of the Twenties -- Color in Architecture, Fritz Schumacher, 1901 -- Rebirth of Color, Bruno Taut, 1925 -- The Role of Modern Art in Architecture, Bart van der Leek, 1917 -- Plastic Means, PietMondrian,1923 -- -? + = R4 ,from deStijI, No. 6/7,1923 -- The Chromatic Controversy: Views of the Twenties, Selected with a Commentary, Franziska Bollerey and Kristiana Hartmann -- Color Sense and Color Scene -- Introduction, Martina Duttmann -- How White Changes Color in Changing Light: Mykonos -- Trees as Architecture, Architecture as Nature: Granada and Barcelona -- Graphic Ornament on Pavement and Walls: Seville -- Traditional Contrasts: Burano -- Where Reflections Are Blue: New York -- Color Through Building Materials: The Brick Houses of Amsterdam -- Lively Streets: What Red Does for London -- The Color of Construction: Paris Scaffolds -- Black Grilles and Fire Escapes: Chicago and Los Angeles -- Details in Wood, Wrought Iron and Stained Glass: Fin de Siecle Apartment Buildings in Berlin -- Architecture as Canvas: Morellet in Paris -- Color Correspondence Between Painting and Architecture: Mondrian and Rietveld -- Color Systems, Friedrich Schmuck -- Classification of Colors: Attributes and Definitions -- History of Color Classifications -- The Color Diagram of FranciscusAguilonius -- Isaac Newton's Color Wheel -- Johann T. Mayer's Color Scheme -- Johann H. Lambert's Color Pyramid -- Philipp O. Runge's Color Sphere -- William Benson's Color Cube -- Contemporary Color Systems -- Munsell Book of Color -- HESSELGREN's Color Atlas -- Acoat Color Codification (ACC) System -- Farbnormenatlas (Color Norm Atlas), WilhelmOstwald -- SIS Color Atlas -- DIN Color Chart -- OSA Uniform Color Scales -- SYST-O-COLOR. VIER-KLEURENSYSTEEM -- Color System for Architectural and Interior Design -- ColorTypology, Johannes Uhl -- London Houses -- Types of Urban Space and Color Scheme -- Case-Study for a Street in Berlin-Kreuzberg -- City Portraits in Color -- Cracow: Hues of Melancholy, Tadeusz Chrzanowski -- Paris, the Grey-White City. Excerpts from Wilhelm Hausenstein: "Europaische Hauptstädte" and Henry Miller, "Quiet Days in Clichy" -- What I Saw and Heard in New York, Martina Duttmann -- Color in Berlin: A Historical Overview, Harald Machnow and Wolfgang Reuss -- Color in Contemporary Architecture: Maurizio Belpoliti: Apartments in Reggio Emilia -- Ricardo Bofill & Partners: Apartment Building Near Barcelona -- Carlo Aymonino: Apartment Building Outside Milan -- Johannes Uhl: Apartments Near Charlottenburg Castle, Berlin -- Views of Creteil, a Nouvelle Ville Near Paris -- Views of La Defense, a Nouvelle Ville Near Paris -- Views of Evry, a Nouvelle Ville Near Paris -- AlvaroSizaVieira: Apartment Houses in Oporto -- Lucien Kroll: Students' Residences for Brussels University -- Charles Moore: Piazza d'ltalia, New Orleans; Kwee House for Singapore; Burns House, Los Angeles -- Frank O. Gehry & Associates: Gehry Residence, Los Angeles -- UmbertoRiva: Three Vacation Houses on Sardinia -- Mario Botta: Single-Family House in Ligornetto -- Jean Philippe Lenclos: Solmer Steel Works, Fos-Sur-Mer -- Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers: Centre Pompidou, Paris -- H. Beauclair / Jean Philippe Lenclos: Facade Design for Le Vaudreuil -- Cesar Pelli: Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles -- LuisBarragan: Gilardi Residence, Mexico City -- Johannes Uhl: Infill on Fulda Street, Berlin -- Michael Graves: Snyderman House, FortWayne -- Charles Eames: Residence of the Architect, Los Angeles -- Michael Graves: Architectural Drawings. ISBN 0851391044 - , ISBN-13: 9780851391045

191 S. mit 350 farb. Ill. Originalleinen mit Schutzumschlag und Pappschuber.

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Ausstellungskatalog - Kaldewei, Gerhard: LINOLEUM. History, design, architecture 1882 - 2000. Ostfildern-Ruit : Hatje Cantz, 2000. ISBN: 3775709908
Englischsprachige Ausgabe. Literaturverz. S. 245 - 249, contributors: Nils Aschenbeck, Engl. transl.: Ingrid Nina Bell. Linoleum erlebt als ökologischer Bodenbelag zur Zeit eine Renaissance. Dieses Buch erzählt von seiner Geschichte und berichtet von der aktuellen Wiederentdeckung in Design und Architektur. In den Jahren 1900 bis 1930 erlebte der Naturwerkstoff eine erste große Blütezeit: Zahlreiche bekannte Designer - etwa Josef Hoffmann oder Bruno Paul - entwarfen Kollektionen und Muster. Auch Peter Behrens fertigte Linoleummuster, noch bevor er ab 1908 künstlerischer Berater der AEG in Berlin wurde. Architekten des Bauhauses, Bruno Taut oder auch Mies van der Rohe setzten Linoleum im Wohnungsbau nicht nur als preiswerten und strapazierfähigen, sondern auch als dekorativen Bodenbelag ein. In diesem umfassenden Werk werden erstmals alle Aspekte dieses historisch wie ökologisch bedeutsamen Werkstoffs vorgestellt. - Zustand: sehr gutes Exemplar ohne Gebrauchsspuren. ISBN: 3775709908 - , ISBN-13: 9783775709903

251 S. mit zahlr. farb. Abb. 4° (28,5cm), OPappbd.

[KW: Linoleum, Architektur]

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