Alvar Aalto, de palabra y por escrito edición a cargo de Göran Schildt ; traducción de Eeva Kapanen, Ismael García Ríos ; revisión a cargo de Nadia Casabella.
Idioma: Español Series Biblioteca de Arquitectura (El Croquis Editorial) ; 8Detalles de publicación: Madrid El Croquis Editorial 2000.Descripción: 405 p. ill., 1 map, plans 22 cmISBN:- 8488386133
- De palabra y por escrito
- NA1455 A233 2000
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Alvar Aalto is considered the father of modernism in Scandinavia. He was born in Kuortane, Finland. His reputation as an architect has spread far beyond the bounds of his native country, where he built the major part of his work. He is perhaps Finland's greatest architect and certainly one of the major figures of twentieth-century architecture.As early as 1923, Aalto built in a typical Scandinavian style, relying heavily on native materials-timber in Finland's case-and produced such masterworks as the Library at Viipuri (1927-35), the Paimio Sanitarium, and the Villa Mairea. In 1932 he invented the process for making bent wood furniture. After World War II, his work began to be noticed internationally as he developed his own singular style, and he built some of his finest works-the Finlandia Concert Hall, in Helsinki, and the Baker Dorms at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, his only building in the United States, (1947-49). His style is based on irregular and asymmetric forms with many curved walls and single-pitched roofs and with a highly imaginative use of natural materials. Aalto is also known for the design of several classic styles of chairs, tables, and glassware.
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