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hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Modern and Site-Specific: The Architecture of Gino Valle: 1923-2003 This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. . …

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Hardback. Condition: New. Since the early buildings in the 1950s at Udine in Friuli, Gino Valle has been recognised by international critics as one of the most original and creative European architects of the post-war period. His artistic talent, associated with a great intellectual curiosity and with a genuine passion for the experimentation of new construction systems, led Valle to develop an architectural work resolutely open and multiform. Whether in the smaller towns of Friuli and Veneto or in metropolitan centres as New York, Paris or Berlin, Valle realised a wide range of important works: social housing and banks, factories and offices, town halls and courthouses. These buildings make valuable contributions to debates concerning the relationship between new architecture and historic surroundings, between industrial and open landscape, between urban design and architectural intervention. A very large part of his work was dedicated to typically "modern" working spaces - factories and office buildings - in response to clients firstly regional and national (the industries Zanussi, Fantoni, Olivetti), and subsequently international and multinational (the IBM, the Banca Commerciale Italiana, the Deutsche Bank). This edition makes available for the first time in English the only critical monograph dedicated to the complete work of Gino Valle.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Since the early buildings in the 1950s at Udine in Friuli, Gino Valle has been recognised by international critics as one of the most original and creative European architects of the post-war period. His artistic talent, associated with a great intellectual curiosity and with a genuine passion for the experimentation of new construction systems, led Valle to develop an architectural work resolutely open and multiform. Whether in the smaller towns of Friuli and Veneto or in metropolitan centres as New York, Paris or Berlin, Valle realised a wide range of important works: social housing and banks, factories and offices, town halls and courthouses. These buildings make valuable contributions to debates concerning the relationship between new architecture and historic surroundings, between industrial and open landscape, between urban design and architectural intervention. A very large part of his work was dedicated to typically "modern" working spaces - factories and office buildings - in response to clients firstly regional and national (the industries Zanussi, Fantoni, Olivetti), and subsequently international and multinational (the IBM, the Banca Commerciale Italiana, the Deutsche Bank). This edition makes available for the first time in English the only critical monograph dedicated to the complete work of Gino Valle.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Since the early buildings in the 1950s at Udine in Friuli, Gino Valle has been recognised by international critics as one of the most original and creative European architects of the post-war period. His artistic talent, associated with a great intellectual curiosity and with a genuine passion for the experimentation of new construction systems, led Valle to develop an architectural work resolutely open and multiform. Whether in the smaller towns of Friuli and Veneto or in metropolitan centres as New York, Paris or Berlin, Valle realised a wide range of important works: social housing and banks, factories and offices, town halls and courthouses. These buildings make valuable contributions to debates concerning the relationship between new architecture and historic surroundings, between industrial and open landscape, between urban design and architectural intervention. A very large part of his work was dedicated to typically "modern" working spaces - factories and office buildings - in response to clients firstly regional and national (the industries Zanussi, Fantoni, Olivetti), and subsequently international and multinational (the IBM, the Banca Commerciale Italiana, the Deutsche Bank). This edition makes available for the first time in English the only critical monograph dedicated to the complete work of Gino Valle.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Since the early buildings in the 1950s at Udine in Friuli, Gino Valle has been recognised by international critics as one of the most original and creative European architects of the post-war period. His artistic talent, associated with a great intellectual curiosity and with a genuine passion for the experimentation of new construction systems, led Valle to develop an architectural work resolutely open and multiform. Whether in the smaller towns of Friuli and Veneto or in metropolitan centres as New York, Paris or Berlin, Valle realised a wide range of important works: social housing and banks, factories and offices, town halls and courthouses. These buildings make valuable contributions to debates concerning the relationship between new architecture and historic surroundings, between industrial and open landscape, between urban design and architectural intervention. A very large part of his work was dedicated to typically 'modern' working spaces - factories and office buildings - in response to clients firstly regional and national (the industries Zanussi, Fantoni, Olivetti), and subsequently international and multinational (the IBM, the Banca Commerciale Italiana, the Deutsche Bank). This edition makes available for the first time in English the only critical monograph dedicated to the complete work of Gino Valle.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Since the early buildings in the 1950s at Udine in Friuli, Gino Valle has been recognised by international critics as one of the most original and creative European architects of the post-war period. His artistic talent, associated with a great intellectual curiosity and with a genuine passion for the experimentation of new construction systems, led Valle to develop an architectural work resolutely open and multiform. Whether in the smaller towns of Friuli and Veneto or in metropolitan centres as New York, Paris or Berlin, Valle realised a wide range of important works: social housing and banks, factories and offices, town halls and courthouses. These buildings make valuable contributions to debates concerning the relationship between new architecture and historic surroundings, between industrial and open landscape, between urban design and architectural intervention. A very large part of his work was dedicated to typically "modern" working spaces - factories and office buildings - in response to clients firstly regional and national (the industries Zanussi, Fantoni, Olivetti), and subsequently international and multinational (the IBM, the Banca Commerciale Italiana, the Deutsche Bank). This edition makes available for the first time in English the only critical monograph dedicated to the complete work of Gino Valle.…

Condition: NEW. Udine: Gaspari, 2024 9791256550272 1596 N vol.: 1, N pag.: 384, Peso: 1596, L: 28, W: 24.2, Illustr.: COL + B/N Il volume ripercorre attraverso l'analisi di un'ampia documentazione lo sviluppo di un'azienda che avviò la sua attività nel primo Ottocento come piccolo battiferro, evolvendosi fino a diventare dopo la Seconda guerra mondiale uno dei più importanti complessi industriali del Friuli: le Officine Bertoli. La loro storia è anche storia di una famiglia di imprenditori, di alleanze economiche, di scelte politiche, ma soprattutto è la storia del rapporto di un'azienda con il territorio e con la gente del posto, con il sistema industriale udinese, in un contesto sociale ed economico che ha permesso la crescita della fabbrica. Il territorio di Gorizia è protagonista di un drammatico percorso che attraversa tutto il Novecento. A inizio secolo è una città multietnica in cui le diverse aspirazioni nazionali degli italiani e degli sloveni trovano un luogo di convivenza. È poi attraversata dalla tragedia delle due guerre mondiali: trasformata in un campo di battaglia nel 1916, profondamente offesa nel 1945. Inoltre il periodo tra le due guerra è connotato dall'esasperazione nazionalista del fascismo. Dopo il 1945 si accende uno scontro politico-ideologico di altro tipo, tra capitalismo e comunismo. Per oltre 60 anni è rimasta divisa in due da un confine. Nova Gorica, nata in seguito ai trattati di Parigi, diventa sin da subito un poligono simbolico e politico da ostentare nei confronti dell'occidente attiguo. Dopo i primi euforici passi, in pochi anni la centralità del progetto Nova Gorica si tramuta in importanza locale: sia per il cambiamento dei rapporti politici ed economici tra Italia e Jugoslavia, sia per il cambiamento delle strategie nella modernizzazione jugoslava. Qual'è stato il ruolo dell'architettura in questo contesto così travagliato? Il volume ripercorre attraverso l'analisi di un'ampia documentazione lo sviluppo di un'azienda che avviò la sua attività nel primo Ottocento come piccolo battiferro, evolvendosi fino a diventare dopo la Seconda guerra mondiale uno dei più importanti complessi industriali del Friuli: le Officine Bertoli. La loro storia è anche storia di una famiglia di imprenditori, di alleanze economiche, di scelte politiche, ma soprattutto è la storia del rapporto di un'azienda con il territorio e con la gente del posto, con il sistema industriale udinese, in un contesto sociale ed economico che ha permesso la crescita della fabbrica. Il territorio di Gorizia è protagonista di un drammatico percorso che attraversa tutto il Novecento. A inizio secolo è una città multietnica in cui le diverse aspirazioni nazionali degli italiani e degli sloveni trovano un luogo di convivenza. È poi attraversata dalla tragedia delle due guerre mondiali: trasformata in un campo di battaglia nel 1916, profondamente offesa nel 1945. Inoltre il periodo tra le due guerra è connotato dall'esasperazione nazionalista del fascismo. Dopo il 1945 si accende uno scontro politico-ideologico di altro tipo, tra capitalismo e comunismo. Per oltre 60 anni è rimasta divisa in due da un confine. Nova Gorica, nata in seguito ai trattati di Parigi, diventa sin da subito un poligono simbolico e politico da ostentare nei confronti dell'occidente attiguo. Dopo i primi euforici passi, in pochi anni la centralità del progetto Nova Gorica si tramuta in importanza locale: sia per il cambiamento dei rapporti politici ed economici tra Italia e Jugoslavia, sia per il cambiamento delle strategie nella modernizzazione jugoslava. Qual'è stato il ruolo dell'architettura in questo contesto così travagliato? Luppi, Ferruccio, Nicoloso, Paolo, Skansi, Luka. …

Condition: Ottimo (Fine). 907 Croset, Pierre-Alain - Skansi, Luka Croset, Pierre-Alain. , and Skansi, Luka. , and Valle, Gino. Gino Valle Milano Electa architettura, 2010. , Electa architettura 2010 italiano, in quarto 396 18120907Autore principaleCroset, Pierre-AlainSkansi, LukaTitoloGino Valle / Pierre-Alain Croset, Luka SkansiPubblicazioneMilano : Electa architettura, 2010Descrizione fisica396 p. : ill. ; 28 cmCollezioneDocumenti di architettura ; 182Electa architetturabrossura con aletteOttimoRARO. Book. …

Paperback. Condition: New. Illustrated - Multilingual.

Paperback. Condition: New. Illustrated - Multilingual.