revisiting Jorn Utzon's masterwork on Mallorca Juel, Lise creator text nyu 2020 monographic eng

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143 p. : ill. ; photo. ; col. ; 26 cm. "In 2012, Danish architect Lise Juel completed the restoration of fellow Dane Jorn Utzon's magnificent residence on the Spanish island of Mallorca, known as Can Lis. Utzon Uncovered is a series of pensées by Juel describing the process of restoring the beloved architect's unique and magnificent construction for the Utzon Foundation. Accompanying Juel's evocative account of her experience working at Can Lis are the equally evocative images of the house by eminent architectural photographer Hélène Binet, known for her emotionally powerful black-and-white photographs of the work of the world's most important architects"-- i Preface p.06-09 -- 01 Introduction p.10-27 -- 02 Counterpoint p.28-41 -- 03 Soil p.42-57 -- 04 Stones p.58-77 -- 05 Rituals p.78-93 -- 06 Matrix p.94-107 -- 07 Ganko p.108-121 -- 08 Refief p.122-131 -- 09 Epilogue: Melancholy p.132-141 -- Lise Juel. Utzon, Jorn 1918-2008 Criticism and interpretation Architect designed houses Conservation and restoration Spain Architecture Domestic Architecture Domestic History 20th century Majorca Spain Criticism and interpretation History Majorca Spain NA1223.U88 A4 2020 720.92 9780847865185 pucpr 200611 20230213142030.0 eng