Architecture, crisis and resuscitation : the reproduction of post-Fordism in late-twentieth-century architecture / Tahl Kaminer.

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Kaminer, Tahl, 1970-

Title & Author:

Architecture, crisis and resuscitation : the reproduction of post-Fordism in late-twentieth-century architecture / Tahl Kaminer.

Publication:

Abingdon, Oxon ; New York : Routledge, 2011.

Description:

xiii, 201 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
pt. 1. Crisis and withdrawal -- pt. 2. Autonomy and the resuscitation of the discipline -- pt. 3. The real.

Summary:

A synoptic understanding of what has happened to architecture in the recent past, this book offers a readily understandable overview, connecting otherwise apparently unrelated phenomena. It looks at the relationship between architecture, economy, and society in the context of the rise and spread of neoliberalism over the past four decades.

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E-book - Full text from Ebook Central
Contributor biographical information

ISBN:

9780415578233
041557823X
9780415578240 (pbk.)
0415578248 (pbk.)
9780203831847 (ebk.)
0203831845 (ebk.)

Subject:

Architecture and society History 20th century.
Architecture and society History 21st century.
Architecture Economic aspects.
Architecture et société Histoire 20e siècle.
Architecture et société Histoire 21e siècle.
Architecture and Planning.
Architecture and society.

Form/genre:

History.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 271331
Call No.: BIB 204349
Notes: pbk.
Status: Available

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