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The Making of Mexican Modernist Architecture (Hardcover)
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The Making of Mexican Modernist Architecture (Hardcover)
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Introduces for the first time, a range of theories and methods from
critical theory/cultural studies to analyse and evaluate Mexican
twentieth-century architecture. These theories and methods have
been used successfully to re-assess modernist architecture
elsewhere, but have never before been applied to Mexican
architecture. Compiles the lives and works of 13 key Mexican
Modernist architects across four generations: José Villagrán
GarcÃa, Luis Barragán and Juan O’Gorman from the first
generation; Pedro RamÃrez Vázquez, AgustÃn Hernández and
Abraham Zabludovsky from the second; Carlos Mijares, Ricardo
Legorreta and Juan José DÃaz Infante from the third; and finally,
Enrique Norten, Clara de Buen, Alberto Kalach and Javier Sordo
Madaleno from the fourth generation, for the first time together in
one book, illustrated with beautiful photographs of their most
important work. Beautifully illustrated in full colour with over
170 plans, sections, elevations and photographs.
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