On the surface : images of architecture and public space in debate / ed., Pedro Leão Neto, Pedro Bandeira.

Title & Author:

On the surface : images of architecture and public space in debate / ed., Pedro Leão Neto, Pedro Bandeira.

Publication:

Porto : A.mag : FAUP, 2012.

Description:

168 pages : color illustrations ; 30 cm

Notes:
Papers presented to the seminar, Porto, 2010.
Text in English and Portuguese.
Includes bibliographical references.
Portuguese, English.

Summary:

The result of an international seminar which took place at the University of Porto in May 2010, this publication focuses on the legitimacy of thinking critically about photography, beginning with the image itself. Long considered as documenting the world with complete objectivity, architectural photography has now opened itself to diverse readings and purposes beyond simply conveying the vision of the architect. In this way, it contributes to widening the debate around architecture, cities and landscapes. With a range of contributions by critics and photographers like Robert Elwall, Pedro Gadanho, Susana Ventura, Filip Dujardin, Hélène Binet, Luís Urbano, and others.

ISBN:

9789899782518
9899782513

Subject:

Architectural photography Congresses.
Architecture and photography Congresses.
Photographie d'architecture Congrès.
Architecture et photographie Congrès.
Architectural photography
Architecture and photography
Architekturfotografie

Form/genre:

Conference papers and proceedings

Added entries:

Neto, Pedro Leão.
Bandeira, Pedro.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 280722
Call No.: BIB 217731
Status: Available

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