History and Theory of Architecture IV
Lecture History and Theory of Architecture IV (052-0806)
Organizer: Chair of Prof. Stalder
Lecturers: Prof. Dr. Laurent Stalder, Tobias Erb, Mélissa Vrolixs
Time: Thursdays 12.45–14.30
Location: HPV G 4
The subject of this ongoing, two-semester lecture course is the history and theory of architecture from the second half of the nineteenth century until today. Based on individual buildings, writings and exhibitions set in the context of changing social and technological conditions, this course illustrates architectural positions that were decisive at their time. The goal is to learn about the relationship between exemplary architectural and discursive practices in their historical depth and ideological breadth, and to make that relationship fruitful for contemporary architecture.
Program
Lecture Videos
Schule in Hunstanton (1949–1953): Folien
Schule in Hunstanton (1949–1953): Literatur
Waisenhaus in Amsterdam (1955–1960): Folien
Waisenhaus in Amsterdam (1955–1960): Literatur
Hauptstadt Berlin (1956–1957): Folien
Hauptstadt Berlin (1956–1957): Literatur
Union Carbide Building (1957–1960): NEW Vollständige Folien
Union Carbide Building (1957–1960): Literatur
Friedhof San Cataldo (1971–1984): Folien
Friedhof San Cataldo (1971–1984): Literatur
Autostrada del Sole (1964–1972): Folien
Autostrada del Sole (1964–1972): Literatur
EPFL-Campus (1971): Folien
EPFL-Campus (1971): Literatur
Parc de la Villette (1983–1986): Folien
Parc de la Villette (1983–1986): Literatur
Kakamigahara Krematorium (2004–2006): Literatur
Kakamigahara Krematorium (2004–2006): Folien
Guggenheim Museum (1991–1997): Literatur
Guggenheim Museum (1991-1997): Folien
Mélissa Vrolixs
Organizer: Chair of Prof. Stalder
Lecturers: Prof. Dr. Laurent Stalder, Tobias Erb, Mélissa Vrolixs
Time: Thursdays 12.45–14.30
Location: HPV G 4
The subject of this ongoing, two-semester lecture course is the history and theory of architecture from the second half of the nineteenth century until today. Based on individual buildings, writings and exhibitions set in the context of changing social and technological conditions, this course illustrates architectural positions that were decisive at their time. The goal is to learn about the relationship between exemplary architectural and discursive practices in their historical depth and ideological breadth, and to make that relationship fruitful for contemporary architecture.
Program
Lecture Videos
Schule in Hunstanton (1949–1953): Folien
Schule in Hunstanton (1949–1953): Literatur
Waisenhaus in Amsterdam (1955–1960): Folien
Waisenhaus in Amsterdam (1955–1960): Literatur
Hauptstadt Berlin (1956–1957): Folien
Hauptstadt Berlin (1956–1957): Literatur
Union Carbide Building (1957–1960): NEW Vollständige Folien
Union Carbide Building (1957–1960): Literatur
Friedhof San Cataldo (1971–1984): Folien
Friedhof San Cataldo (1971–1984): Literatur
Autostrada del Sole (1964–1972): Folien
Autostrada del Sole (1964–1972): Literatur
EPFL-Campus (1971): Folien
EPFL-Campus (1971): Literatur
Parc de la Villette (1983–1986): Folien
Parc de la Villette (1983–1986): Literatur
Kakamigahara Krematorium (2004–2006): Literatur
Kakamigahara Krematorium (2004–2006): Folien
Guggenheim Museum (1991–1997): Literatur
Guggenheim Museum (1991-1997): Folien
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Mélissa Vrolixs
