Vincent Scully has shaped not only how we view the evolution of
architecture in the twentieth century but also the course of that
evolution itself. Combining the modes of historian and critic in
unique and compelling ways--with an audience that reaches from
students and scholars to professional architects and ardent
amateurs--Scully has profoundly influenced the way architecture is
thought about and made.
This extensively illustrated and elegantly designed volume
distills Scully's incalculable contribution. Neil Levine, a former
student of Scully's, selects twenty essays that reveal the breadth
and depth of Scully's work from the 1950s through the 1990s. The
pieces are included for their singular contribution to our
understanding of modern architecture as well as their relative
unavailability to current readers. Levine offers a perceptive
overview of Scully's distinguished career and introduces each
essay, skillfully setting the scholarly and cultural scene. The
selections address almost all of modern architecture's major themes
and together go a long way toward defining what constitutes the
contemporary experience of architecture and urbanism. Each is
characteristically Scully--provocative, yet precise in detail and
observation, written with passionate clarity. They document
Scully's seminal views on the relationship between the natural and
the built environment and trace his progressively intense concern
with the fabric of the street and of our communities. The essays
also highlight Scully's engagement with the careers of so many of
the twentieth century's most significant architects, from Frank
Lloyd Wright and Louis Kahn to Robert Venturi.
In the tradition of great intellectual biographies, this finely
made book chronicles our most influential architectural historian
and critic. It is a gift to architecture and its history.
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