History of Architecture V

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Department of Theory and History of Architecture

Synopsis:

Twentieth century architecture interpretation is based on observing architects like artist and the mirror of social transformation. Lectures depict ways of evolution, interconnections, key persons, technological and cultural conditions, as well as timeless, universal moments influencing on the process of creation between the tradition and avantgard pragmatism. pragmatism.

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None

Syllabus of lectures:

Emotional Aesthetics / Birth of Abstraction / Therms, Alternatives, Abandonment of Doctrine / New tradition, Architecture and Ideology / Urbanism, Social Engineering / Continuation of Avantgarde inUSA / Le Corbusier a Breuer after the 2nd w.w., Niemeyer / Free forms, Technology, Utopia / New Brutalism, Truthfulness, Kahn / Early Postmodern Architecture / Deconstruction, High Tech / Czech Twentieth Century Architecture

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Twentieth century architecture interpretation is based on observing architects like artist and the mirror of social transformation. Lectures depict ways of evolution, interconnections, key persons, technological and cultural conditions, as well as timeless, universal moments influencing on the process of creation between the tradition and avantgard pragmatism. pragmatism.

Study materials:

FRAMPTON, K. Modern Architecture. A Critical History. Thames and Hudson, 2004; HAAS, F. Architektura 20. století. Praha: Státní pedagogické nakladatelství, 1978; ŠEVČÍK, O. Programy a prohlášení architektů XX. století. ČVUT, 1999; GÖSSEL, P.; LEUTHÄUSER, G. Architektura 20. století. Taschen, 2006.

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