Space, Time and Architecture: The Growth of a New Tradition, Fifth Revised and Enlarged Edition (The Charles Eliot Norton Lectures Book 27)
A foundational text examining how modern architecture emerged from shifting concepts of space and time, connecting design with cultural and historical change.
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This influential work explores the development of modern architecture as part of a larger transformation in how space and time are perceived in art and design.
The author examines key movements and figures that shaped twentieth-century architecture, placing them within their historical and cultural settings.
Readers gain insight into the intellectual and artistic currents that led to new traditions in building and urban planning.
The book connects architectural innovation with broader changes in science, technology, and society during the modern era.
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