Architecture and the spirit of man.

Main entry:

Hudnut, Joseph, 1886-1968.

Title & Author:

Architecture and the spirit of man.

Publication:

Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1949.

Description:

301 pages 22 cm

Notes:
pt. 1. On traditional and modern architecture: What buildings are beautiful? -- The obelisk of General Washington -- The glass of our time -- The last of the Romans -- The Gothicke universitie -- Picture, sentiment, and symbol -- Architecture and men of science -- Grand compositions -- The post-modern house -- Love and little houses -- Space and the garden -- Fundamentals -- pt. 2. On the architecture of the cities: The invisible city -- On form in cities -- The political art of planning -- What a young planner ought to know -- The true and sad story of Greater Boston -- Second thoughts on the skyscraper -- Art and our schools -- The gate into the desert -- Blueprint for a university -- The art in housing -- Housing and the democratic process -- Only the living remember.
Also issued online.

Subject:

Architecture.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 21312
Call No.: 671; ID:87-B8335
Status: Available

Location: Library main 21311
Call No.: W4410; ID:87-B8335
Status: Available

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