Hugh Maaskant : architect of progress. / txt
Michelle Provoost.
- International edition.
- 447 p. ill. ; plans ; 30 cm book
"This publication is the international edition of the PhD dissertation 'Hugh Maaskant. Architect van de vooruitgang', first published in Dutch in 2003 by 010 Publishers, Rotterdam, the Netherlands"--Page 446. Include Index.
Preface 3 -- Introduction 9 -- Photo essay 21 Iwan Baan -- 1 Rediscovery of Form 55 Agatha House and Kralingse Plaslaan Building 1936 –1939 -- 2 With Compliments from Le Corbusier 67 City Hall Competition 1936 -- 3 Between Berlage and Brutalism 75 National Aeronautical Laboratory 1938 –1941 -- 4 Building a Network 89 Emergency Shops and Hofplein Competition 1940 – 1945 -- 5 Architecture of Genius and Bureaucracy 99 Multi-Tenant Buildings 1939 – 1960 -- 6 Factories 129 Industrialization of the Netherlands and the Port of Rotterdam 1941 – 1973 -- 7 15,000 Standard Homes and 50 Standard Schools 185 Architecture as a Consumer Product 1952 – 1967 -- 8 Villas 217 One Offs as By Products 1955 – 1964 -- 9 Faith in Technology 241 Tomado House 1958 – 1962 -- 10 Roadside Tourism 259 Euromast and Scheveningen Pier 1954 – 1960 -- 11 Factory and Dream Machine 277 Hilton Hotels in Amsterdam and Rotterdam 1956 – 1962 -- 12 Building for Growth 305 Technikon and Akragon 1955 – 1971 -- 13 Roadside Corporate Sculptures 327 Johnson Wax, Rivierstaete, Adriaan Volker House 1962 – 1974 -- 14 The Monumentalization of Everyday Life 363 KNVB Sport Complex and Tilburg Academy of Art 1960 – 1972 -- 15 Monumentality and Representation 383 Provinciehuis 1952 –1971 -- Biography, List of Employees 420 -- Bibliography 421 -- Works 425 -- Index 442 -- Archives, Interviews, Illustration Credits 445 -- Acknowledgments, Credits 446 --
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Maaskant, H. A. 1907-1977 --Criticism and interpretation.