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, a01Designing modernity : architecture in the Arab world, 1945-1973 / edited by George Arbid and Philipp Oswalt = = صوغ الحداثة : العمارة في العالم العربي، ١٩٤٥-١٩٧٣ / تحریر جورج عربید وفلیب اوسفالت

, a01Designing modernity : architecture in the Arab world, 1945-1973 / edited by George Arbid and Philipp Oswalt = = Ṣawgh al-ḥidāthah : al-'imārah fī al-'ālam al-'arabī, 1945-1973 / taḥrīr Jūrj 'Arbīd wa-Fīlīb Usfālt

Auteur principal: Arbid, George;عربید، جورجCo-auteur: Oswalt, Philipp, 1964-...;اوسفالت، فلیبTitre parallèle : : العمارة في العالم العربي، ١٩٤٥-١٩٧٣ • : al-'imārah fī al-'ālam al-'arabī, 1945-1973Langue: anglais ; arabe.Pays: Allemagne, Palestine.Publication : Berlin : Jovis, Ramallah : Riwaq • C 2022Description : 1 volume (285 pages) : illustrations en couleurs, plans, portraits ; 28 cmISBN: 978-3-86859-723-3.Dewey: 720.917/49270904, 23Résumé: "Ten case studies provide the foundation for a thorough exploration of the relevant cultural-historical, sociopolitical, climatic, and demographic aspects. Questions concerning the region's reciprocal relationship with modernist architecture in the period from 1945 to 1973 are investigated through the biographies of selected buildings and building complexes from Iraq, Lebanon, Kuwait, Syria, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt, and Morocco. Texts, contemporary images, architectural drawings, and archival material are used to document the process from commissioning and design through to completion and building use".Sujet - Nom commun: Architecture -- Pays arabes 1945-1970 Ce document apparaît dans la/les liste(s) : BEYROUTH-Acquisitions 2023-trimestre 1
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"Ten case studies provide the foundation for a thorough exploration of the relevant cultural-historical, sociopolitical, climatic, and demographic aspects. Questions concerning the region's reciprocal relationship with modernist architecture in the period from 1945 to 1973 are investigated through the biographies of selected buildings and building complexes from Iraq, Lebanon, Kuwait, Syria, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt, and Morocco. Texts, contemporary images, architectural drawings, and archival material are used to document the process from commissioning and design through to completion and building use"