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Architectural dynamics in pre-revolutionary Iran : dialogic encounter between tradition and modernity / edited by Mohammad Gharipour.
Title & Author:

Architectural dynamics in pre-revolutionary Iran : dialogic encounter between tradition and modernity / edited by Mohammad Gharipour.

Publication:

Bristol, UK ; Chicago, USA : Intellect, 2019.
©2019

Description:

xiii, 255 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 25 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part 1. Vernacular integrated with modernism. A personal reflection : on the traditional, the modern, and the perennial in Iranian architecture / Nader Ardalan ; Making architecture modern : a history of globalization in Iran's architecture profession / Shawhin Roudbari ; Passages and malls in translation : commericial architecture in Pahlavi Iran / Farshid Emami -- Part 2. Modernism imported, vernacular eclipsed. Building cities for tomorrow : the US Point Four Program and discourse of urban planning in Iran / Sahar Hosseini ; The Israeli plan for rebuilding the rural region of Qazvin / Neta Feniger ; Rachel Kallus ; Philip Johnson's design at group apartments in Isfahan : from a dispute between tradition and modernity to a dialogue / Mehdi Azizkhani ; Paradise by design : Paradise park in Tehran / Kathleen John-Alder
Summary:

"This volume considers the major trends and developments in Iranian architecture during the 1960s and 70s in order to further our understanding of the underpinnings and intentions of Persian architecture during this period. While narrative explorations of modernism have relied heavily upon classifications based on western experiences and influences, this book provides a more holistic view of the development of Persian architecture by studying both the internal and external forces that influenced it in the late twentieth century. The chapters compiled in Architectural Dynamics in Pre-Revolutionary Iran, accompanied by more than eighty images, shed light on the fascinating — and sometimes controversial — evolution of Iranian architecture and its constant quest for a new paradigm of cultural identity." --Publisher's description.

ISBN:

9781789380583 hardback
1789380588 hardback

Subject:

Architecture Iran History 20th century.
Islamic architecture Iran 20th century.
Architecture Iran Histoire 20e siècle.
Architecture islamique Iran 20e siècle.
Islamic architecture.
Architecture.
Islamic architecture Iran History 20th century.
Iran.

Form/genre:

History.

Added entries:

Gharipour, Mohammad, editor.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 307797
Call No.: BIB 253279
Status: Available

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