Adolf Loos : works and projects. / Ralf Bock ; [translations, Lorenzo Sanguedolce]. txt

Por:

Bock, Ralf, 1965-

Colaborador(es):

Loos, Adolf, 1870-1933

Milano : New York : Skira ; Distributed in North America by Rizzoli International Publications, 2007Edición: 1st edDescripción: 302 p. : ill. ; col. ; photo. ; 29 cmTipo de contenido:

text

Tipo de medio:

unmediaded

Tipo de soporte:

volume

ISBN:

9788876246432
8876246436
9788857244242

Tema(s):

Clasificación CDD:

23 720.92

Clasificación LoC:

NA1011.5.L6 B63 2021

Contenidos:

Written Work -- Shops, Cafés and Bars -- Apartments -- Villas with Gardens -- Settlements -- Works: Café Museum (1899) -- Villa Karma (1903-06/1909-12) -- Adolf Loos Apartment (1903) -- Alfred Kraus Apartment (1905) -- Karntner Bar (1908) -- House on Michaelerplatz (1909-11) -- Steiner House (1910) -- KniZe Tailor Salon (1910-13) -- Armin and Rose Marie Horovitz Apartment (1911) -- Stoessl House (1911-13) -- Horner House (1912) -- Scheu House (1912-13) -- Manz Bookshop (1909-12) -- Rosenfeld House (1917) -- Emil Lowenbach Apartment (1913) -- Bauer Villa (Factory Director's Villa) (1914) -- Anglo-Osterreichische Bank II (1914) -- Duschnitz Villa (1915-16) -- Mandl Villa (1916) -- Strasser Villa (1918-19) -- Settlement House in "Friedensstadt" Lainz (1921) -- Settlement House in Heubergsiedlung Vienna (1921-24) -- Rufer House (1922) -- Spanner Country House (1924) -- Tristan Tzara House (1925-26) -- Moller Villa (1926-27) -- Josephine Baker House (1927) -- Friedrich Boskovits Apartment II (1927) -- Brummel House (1928) -- Muller Villa (1928-30) -- Khuner Country House (1929-30) -- Semi-detached House in Werkbund Settlement (1930-32) -- Mitzi Schnabl House (1931-37) -- Chronological List of Loos' Works --

Resumen: "A new volume dedicated to the constructed works of Adolf Loos represents an important and significant challenge, largely because it draws from a vast body of literature throughout the decades of the 20th century." "The work of excavation, analysis and redrawing of the Viennese master's oeuvre, realized by Ralf Bock and together with the previously unpublished and surprising photographic documentation by Philippe Ruault, bring to us a new architect, capable of imagining spaces and constructions that are surprisingly rich and dense. Adolf Loos' work represents his obsession with architectural emptiness and its physical and symbolic value; he created small fragments of architecture that would become premonitions of the future." "The decorative and material richness of the interiors of his villas and public spaces, the sophisticated role of urban setting and landscaping he gave each of his works, the meticulous attention to details conceived to strengthen the value of the human scale, the only true rule of his planned space, and the stereometric quality of the geometries and of the volumes, always rigorously organized, make Loos one of the most contemporary and vital masters of the present day. This book, with an analysis of the works planned by Loos, with original sources and recent photographic reproductions, offers a new and different way of entering into contact with this world and of transforming it into an instrument for understanding and planning."--Jacket

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Descripciones mejoradas de Syndetics:

In this volume, Ralf Bock reveals for the first time the sensuality of Loos' interior designs, demonstrating that Loos was not an architect of the "white modern movement" but rather fought against it as he saw the work of purism move in the opposite direction of what he had envisioned. He believed in culture, comfort, intimacy and privacy. He advocated the evolution of tradition and utility, and not revolution and the permanent invention of formal design.

Also issued in an Italian ed.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 301-302).

Written Work --
Shops, Cafés and Bars --
Apartments --
Villas with Gardens --
Settlements --
Works:
Café Museum (1899) --
Villa Karma (1903-06/1909-12) --
Adolf Loos Apartment (1903) --
Alfred Kraus Apartment (1905) --
Karntner Bar (1908) --
House on Michaelerplatz (1909-11) --
Steiner House (1910) --
KniZe Tailor Salon (1910-13) --
Armin and Rose Marie Horovitz Apartment (1911) --
Stoessl House (1911-13) --
Horner House (1912) --
Scheu House (1912-13) --
Manz Bookshop (1909-12) --
Rosenfeld House (1917) --
Emil Lowenbach Apartment (1913) --
Bauer Villa (Factory Director's Villa) (1914) --
Anglo-Osterreichische Bank II (1914) --
Duschnitz Villa (1915-16) --
Mandl Villa (1916) --
Strasser Villa (1918-19) --
Settlement House in "Friedensstadt" Lainz (1921) --
Settlement House in Heubergsiedlung Vienna (1921-24) --
Rufer House (1922) --
Spanner Country House (1924) --
Tristan Tzara House (1925-26) --
Moller Villa (1926-27) --
Josephine Baker House (1927) --
Friedrich Boskovits Apartment II (1927) --
Brummel House (1928) --
Muller Villa (1928-30) --
Khuner Country House (1929-30) --
Semi-detached House in Werkbund Settlement (1930-32) --
Mitzi Schnabl House (1931-37) --
Chronological List of Loos' Works --

"A new volume dedicated to the constructed works of Adolf Loos represents an important and significant challenge, largely because it draws from a vast body of literature throughout the decades of the 20th century." "The work of excavation, analysis and redrawing of the Viennese master's oeuvre, realized by Ralf Bock and together with the previously unpublished and surprising photographic documentation by Philippe Ruault, bring to us a new architect, capable of imagining spaces and constructions that are surprisingly rich and dense. Adolf Loos' work represents his obsession with architectural emptiness and its physical and symbolic value; he created small fragments of architecture that would become premonitions of the future." "The decorative and material richness of the interiors of his villas and public spaces, the sophisticated role of urban setting and landscaping he gave each of his works, the meticulous attention to details conceived to strengthen the value of the human scale, the only true rule of his planned space, and the stereometric quality of the geometries and of the volumes, always rigorously organized, make Loos one of the most contemporary and vital masters of the present day. This book, with an analysis of the works planned by Loos, with original sources and recent photographic reproductions, offers a new and different way of entering into contact with this world and of transforming it into an instrument for understanding and planning."--Jacket

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Ralf Bock is an architect and has worked with Massimiliano Fuksas since 1994 on projects in Austria and Italy. He has been working on the Loos project since 2001. He lives and works in Vienna. Philippe Ruault has photographed the works of architects such as Jean Nouvel, Rem Koolhaas, Richard Rogers, and Massimiliano Fuksas. His photographs are published regularly in architectural magazines including, Domus , architecture d#65533; aujourd#65533;hui , and Architecture Review .

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