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Post-war Architecture between Italy and the UK / / edited by Lorenzo Ciccarelli, Clare Melhuish |
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London : , : UCL PRESS, , 2021 |
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1 online resource (275 pages) |
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Intro -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Contributors -- 1 Editors' Note -- 2 The Complexity of Cultural Exchange: Anglo-Italian Relations in Architecture between Transnational Interactions and National Narratives -- 3 On the Wave of the Welfare State: Anglo-Italian Town-Planning Strategies in the Post-War Years -- Part I: Personae and Debates -- 4 Banham's Italy -- 5 From Neoliberty to Postmodernism -- 6 Franco Albini and Leslie Martin: 'A Parallel Working Life' -- 7 Superstudio, The Sign and The Problem of Architectural Education Part II: Designing the Post-War City -- 8 Reweaving the City: The CIAM Summer Schools from London to Venice (1949-57) -- 9 The Influence of Patrick Geddes in Post-War Italy through Jaqueline Tyrwhitt and Giancarlo De Carlo -- 10 Domenico Andriello and The 'Città Dell'uomo' -- 11 From Futurism to 'Town-Room': Hodgkinson, the Brunswick and The Low-Rise/High-Density Principle -- Part III: Building the Welfare State -- 12 A Janus-Faced Approach to the New Universities of the 1960s: Monumentality and Pedagogy at Sussex and Essex -- 13 Italy Assessing the UK Assessing Italy: A Battle of Perspectives on Cities and Learning -- 14 The Jewel of the Triennale: Dialogues between Italy and the UK around a School -- 15 Post-War British Church Architecture and the Italian Model -- Index -- Back -- Cover. |
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Postwar Architecture Between Italy and the UK explores the intellectual exchange between architects, urbanists and architectural historians in the two countries during the 1940s to 1970s, and its legacy. |
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