26 – Le Corbusier – 1 – Have Formwork, Will Travel

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142 — Charles Jencks's 'The Language of Post-Modern Architecture'

In the final episode of our Lanuage Trilogy we talked about Charles Jencks's 'The Language of Post-Modern Architecture', first published in 1977, the book and argument developed over the course of the 1980s as ideas about post-modernism as an architectural style and set of princi ...  Show more

141 — Bruno Zevi's 'The Modern Language of Architecture'

In the second episode of our 'Language' trilogy, we discussed Bruno Zevi's 'The Modern Language of Architecture', first published in Italian as 'Il linguaggio moderno dell'architettura' in 1978, partly in response to Summerson's 'The Classical Language of Architecture' the subjec ...  Show more

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