Theory And Design In The First Machine Age by Reyner Banham
The Architectural Culture of the 1920s
This seminal work explores the intersection of architecture, design, and technology during the early 20th century, a period marked by rapid industrialization and the rise of modernism. It delves into the transformative impact of machines and new materials on architectural theory and practice, highlighting the shift from traditional craftsmanship to mass production. The book examines the contributions of key figures and movements that shaped the era, offering insights into how technological advancements influenced aesthetic and functional aspects of design, ultimately redefining the built environment.
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- 1960
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- 320-350
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