Erich Mendelsohn : the complete works. / Bruno Zevi. txt
Idioma: Español Swiitzerland : Birkhauser Publishers, 1997Descripción: lxxxvii, 461 p., [6] leaves of plates ill. (some col.) ; plans ; 32 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- NA1088.M57 A4 1997
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Mit dem 1921 gebauten Einsteinturm in Potsdam erlangte der junge Erich Mendelsohn frühe Berühmtheit. Die beiden Kaufhäuser für Schocken in Stuttgart und Chemnitz sowie der Kinokomplex am Kurfürstendamm in Berlin zeigten ihn bereits auf der Höhe seiner Meisterschaft: dynamisch-fließende Linienführung mit konstruktiver Klarheit gepaart in Gebäuden von expressiver Plastizität. Ab 1933 führte ihn die Emigration zunächst nach Großbritannien und Palästina, von 1941 bis zu seinem Tode wirkte er in den USA. Das von Bruno Zevi, dem Grand old man der italienischen Architekturgeschichtsschreibung, engagiert und einfühlsam herausgegebene Gesamtwerk ist ein fundamentales Kompendium, unerläßlich für jeden, der sich ernsthaft mit Mendelsohn und seinem Werk beschäftigen will. Eine Sammlung von über 1000 Skizzen, Entwürfen, Plänen, Modellfotos und zeitgenössischen Gebäudeaufnahmen, die Erich Mendelsohns Innovationskraft erschöpfend dokumentiert.
"Universale di architettura, monografia fuori collana"--Ser. t.p.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Index:
An introduction to Mendelsohn:
XIV The only born revolutionary of his generation --
XVII Expressionist by induction --
XL From image to architectonic reality --
XLVI From functional expressionism to expressionist functionalism --
LVI Critical ostracism --
LXXIII Mendelsohn's legacy --
LXXIX Bibliographical and biographical notes --
Mendelsohn's works:
2 The early years and training --
6 Cemetery chapel at Allenstein (1911) --
22 Project for the Becker House (1915) --
25 Project for Mendelsohn House (1915) --
28 Project for a "Small Dancing School" (1917) --
34 Project for Mendelsohn House (1917) --
52 Garden Pavilion at Luckenwalde (1920) --
58 Expressionist poetics --
60 Einstein Institute of Astrophysics at Potsdam (1920-24) --
72 Hausleben Insurance Company Building, Berlin (1920) --
73 Herrmann & Co. Hat Factory in Luckenwalde (1920) --
74 Friedrich Steinberg, Herrmann & Co. Hat Factory in Luckenwalde (1921-23) --
78 Skyscraper on the Kemperplatz, Berlin (1922) --
80 A language for the Age of Weimar --
86 Renewal of the "Berliner Tageblatt" Offices in Berlin (1921-23) --
90 Double villa on Karolingerplatz in Charlottenburg Westend, Berlin (1922) --
92 Furniture (1921-22) --
93 Weichmann Silk House in Gleiwitz, Upper Slesia (1922) --
94 Electric power station for the Mayer Kauffmann textile industries in Wustegiersdorf, Slesia (1922) --
96 Garden City on Mt. Carmel, Haifa (1923) --
98 Electric Power station for the Rutenberg plan, Haifa (1923) --
98 Commercial Center in Haifa (1923) --
100 Sternefeld Villa in Charlottenburg Westend, Berlin (1923-24) --
112 C.A. Herpich Fur Store in Berlin (1924) --
114 Nursery garden at Dahlem (1924) --
114 Kiosk for Mosse publications (1924) --
114 Petrol pump (1924) --
114 Salon for the publisher Rudolf Mosse (1924) --
118 Krasnoje Snamja Textile factory in Leningrad (1925) --
122 Loggia of the three patriarchs in Tilsit (1925-26) --
124 Schocken Department Stores in Nuremberg (1926) --
126 The Motor yacht Club on the Wannsee (1927) --
127 Community Centre at Zwickau in Saxony (1927) --
128 Jewish cemetery in Konigsberg (1927) --
130 Country house for Dr. Bejach (1927) --
132 Deukon Haus in Berlin (1927) --
136 Cohen-Epstein Stores in Duisburg (1926-27) --
140 Rudolf Mosse Publishing Office, Boiler House, Berlin (1927) --
141 Shop for C.A. Herpich in Berlin (1927) --
142 Schocken Department Store in Stuttgart (1926-28) --
152 Exhibition Hall at Berlin Zoo (1928) --
152 The Mosse Pavilion at the Press Exhibition in Berlin (1928) --
154 Woga complex on the Kurfurstendamm, Berlin (1926-28) --
160 Universum Cinema in the Woga Complex, Berlin (1926-28) --
164 Wertheim Department Store in Breslau (1927) --
165 Rudolf Petersdorff Department Store in Breslau (1927-28) --
168 Galeries Lafayette in Berlin (1928) --
170 Schocken Department Store in Chemnitz (1928-29) --
178 Metal Workers' Union Building, Berlin (1929-30) --
184 Offices of the German Chemical Union in Berlin (1929) --
185 Palace of the Soviets, Moscow (1929) --
188 Mendelsohn House, Am Rupenhorn, Berlin (1929-30) --
196 Zinc Factory in Magdeburg (1932) --
197 Passenger Transport Building in Berlin (1930-32) --
198 Design for the Alexanderplatz, Berlin (1931-32) --
198 Bachner Department Store in Moravska-Ostrava (1932-34) --
199 Columbus Haus, Berlin (1931-32) --
206 The first exile and the Palestine renewal --
211 Nimmo House at Chalfont Saint Giles, (1934) --
217 ICI Factory in Huddersfield (1934) --
218 De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea, on the Sussex Coast (1934-35) --
226 White City Housing scheme, London (1935) --
227 Chiswick apartments (1935) --
228 Cohen House in Church Street, London (1935-36) --
231 Southsea Hotel, Isle of Wight (1935-36) --
233 Hotel and multistorey garage in Blackpool (1937) --
234 Weizmann Residence on the hill at Rehovoth (1936-37) --
238 Schocken Residence, Jerusalem (1936-37) --
241 Schocken Offices and Library, Jerusalem (1937) --
246 Hebrew University on Mount Scopus, Jerusalem (1936-38) --
258 Government Hospital on the coast at Haifa (1937) --
266 Anglo-Palestine Bank in Jerusalem (1938-39) --
268 Commercial Center in Haifa (1936-39) --
270 Crafts School in Jagur (1937-39) --
271 Agricultural College in Rehovoth (1939-41) --
272 Daniel Wolf Research Laboratories, Weizmann Institute, Rehovoth (1939-41) --
276 The last creative season --
282 Rebuilding of the "Golden Triangle" in Pittsburgh (1943) --
284 Kaplan House on Long Island, New York (1943) --
286 Auditorium and Conservatoire of Music, Rehovoth (1944) --
287 Winston House, St. Louis, Missouri (1945) --
288 Oakland Flats, California (1947) --
290 Maimonides Hospital, San Francisco (1946-50) --
300 Synagogue in St. Louis, Missouri (1946) --
302 B'nai Amoona Community Center in St. Louis, Missouri (1946-50) --
310 Community Center, Cleveland, Ohio (1946-52) --
318 Community Center in Washington, D.C. (1948) --
324 Beth El Community Center in Baltimore, Maryland (1948) --
331 Building complex on Chestnut Street, California (1947) --
335 Haas Residence in San Francisco, California (1947) --
340 Juliette Store in San Francisco, California (1949) --
341 Morse Erskine apartments in San Francisco, California (1949) --
342 Emanu El Community Center in Grand Rapids, Michigan (1948-52) --
348 Russell House in Pacific Heights, overlooking San Francisco Bay (1950-51) --
364 Mount Zion Community Center in St. Paul, Minnesota (1950-54) --
384 Varian Laboratories in Palo Alto (1951-53) --
386 Emanu El Community Center in Dallas, Texas (1951) --
392 AEC Research Laboratories in Berkeley, California (1952) --
393 Synagogue in Miami, Florida (1952) --
394 Memorial to the 6 million Jewish victims of the Nazis, Riverside Park, New York (1951-52) --
Action-architects. Expressionism today:
409 Reima Pietila --
412 Jorn Utzon --
414 Jean Renaudie --
416 Gunter Behnisch --
418 Zvi Hecker --
420 Daniel Libeskind --
422 Frank Owen Gehry --
425 Index of introductory plates showing works by expressionist architects --
429 Index of illustrations and catalogue of Mendelsohn's sketches --
449 Index of names --
455 Index of place names and buildings --