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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The TUDAPOL Principle: The Way to Think Unlimited, Develop Agile, Produce & Operate Lean. Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This monograph on the work of Austrian architect Carl Pruscha (born 1936) is divided into the three geographical areas of his life and legacy: the United States, Kathmandu, and Vienna. Following his study of architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Pruscha spent the early 1960s attending Harvard University s Graduate School of Design, constantly in search of inspiration and visions, a balance between work and free time, and a desire for freedom and self-determination. An invitation by the UN to go to Nepal in 1964 enabled him to establish himself as a practicing architect. Various construction projects along with the Kathmandu Valley Development and Preservation Project made it possible for him to observe and document, to plan and build. Living within a foreign culture encouraged him to examine roles, status, and privileges in society and investigate the works of Kenzo Tange and Louis Kahn. After returning to Vienna in 1978, he was a professor and later the head of the Academy of Fine Arts. Pruscha s academic and societal influence brought to light the differences between teaching and practice in architecture and made this activist and bohemian a defining figure in the city. The three chapters are accompanied by photographic portfolios by Iwan Baan and Hertha Hurnaus, numerous project documentations, and a detailed timeline that illustrates the geopolitical, cultural, and technological developments surrounding the life and times of Carl Pruscha. 488 illustrations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Condition: New. This monograph on the work of Austrian architect Carl Pruscha (born 1936) is divided into the three geographical areas of his life and legacy: the United States, Kathmandu, and Vienna. Following his study of architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Pruscha spent the early 1960s attending Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, constantly in search of inspiration and visions, a balance between work and free time, and a desire for freedom and self-determination.An invitation by the UN to go to Nepal in 1964 enabled him to establish himself as a practicing architect. Various construction projects along with the Kathmandu Valley Development and Preservation Project made it possible for him to observe and document, to plan and build. Living within a foreign culture encouraged him to examine roles, status, and privileges in society and investigate the works of Kenzo Tange and Louis Kahn.After returning to Vienna in 1978, he was a professor and later the head of the Academy of Fine Arts. Pruscha's academic and societal influence brought to light the differences between teaching and practice in architecture and made this activist and bohemian a defining figure in the city.The three chapters are accompanied by photographic portfolios by Iwan Baan and Hertha Hurnaus, numerous project documentations, and a detailed timeline that illustrates the geopolitical, cultural, and technological developments surrounding the life and times of Carl Pruscha.…

Hardback. Condition: New. This monograph on the work of Austrian architect Carl Pruscha (born 1936) is divided into the three geographical areas of his life and legacy: the United States, Kathmandu, and Vienna. Following his study of architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Pruscha spent the early 1960s attending Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, constantly in search of inspiration and visions, a balance between work and free time, and a desire for freedom and self-determination.An invitation by the UN to go to Nepal in 1964 enabled him to establish himself as a practicing architect. Various construction projects along with the Kathmandu Valley Development and Preservation Project made it possible for him to observe and document, to plan and build. Living within a foreign culture encouraged him to examine roles, status, and privileges in society and investigate the works of Kenzo Tange and Louis Kahn.After returning to Vienna in 1978, he was a professor and later the head of the Academy of Fine Arts. Pruscha's academic and societal influence brought to light the differences between teaching and practice in architecture and made this activist and bohemian a defining figure in the city.The three chapters are accompanied by photographic portfolios by Iwan Baan and Hertha Hurnaus, numerous project documentations, and a detailed timeline that illustrates the geopolitical, cultural, and technological developments surrounding the life and times of Carl Pruscha.…

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126 S. mit ganzs. SW- und Farbfotos sowie Beilage-Heft (10 S. engl.) Pappe, Hardcover, Fadenheftung, SU, 24 x 30 cm. Schönes Exemplar fast ohne Gebrauchsspuren, Umschlagränder und Ecken abgenutzt. - Querformat-Bildband auf Kunstdruckpapier. - Mit Briefen von Arno Ritter. Hrsg. Rainer Iglar ; Michael Mauracher. Übers. Elisabeth Frank-Grossebner. - Edition Fotohof; Bd. 34. - Auflage: 1000 Stück. - Selten. sg [Von Schweizer Bankkonten keine Banküberweisung, nur Kreditkartenzahlung über Abebooks/ZVAB oder PayPal] Sprache: Deutsch. - Gewicht in Gramm: 1100. - Kunst: Graphik, Plastik, Foto, Film. - Stichworte: Fotografie, Video, Computerkunst, Österreichische Kunst, Kunstgeschichte, Kunstwissenschaft, Kultur, Landschaften, Fotokunst. -.…

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Condition: As New. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen. Die gesammelten Kommentare, Essays, Kritiken, Aufsätze, Interviews, Manifeste und Polemiken bieten einen Einblick in den vielfältigen Architekturdiskurs der letzten hundert Jahre in und über Tirol. Die Beiträge stammen von einer Vielzahl von Autoren, darunter bekannte Architekten und Theoretiker wie Raimund Abraham, Friedrich Achleitner und Adolf Loos, sowie vielen anderen, die sich mit den Themen Architektur, Stadtplanung und Kultur auseinandergesetzt haben. Diese Stimmen reflektieren unterschiedliche Perspektiven und Ansätze, die zur Entwicklung der Architektur in Tirol beigetragen haben. Die Sammlung zeigt die dynamische Auseinandersetzung mit lokalen und globalen Einflüssen und die Wechselwirkungen zwischen Tradition und Innovation. Die Vielfalt der Ansätze und Meinungen verdeutlicht die Komplexität des Architekturdiskurses und bietet eine wertvolle Ressource für Studierende, Praktiker und Interessierte. Durch die Zusammenstellung dieser Texte wird ein umfassendes Bild der architektonischen Entwicklung in Tirol gezeichnet, das sowohl historische als auch zeitgenössische Aspekte berücksichtigt. Die Publikation ist somit ein bedeutendes Dokument für alle, die sich mit der Architektur und ihrer Rolle in der Gesellschaft beschäftigen.…

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