Leading architectural theorist and historian Mark Jarzombek explores the persistent conflict between those who design and those who build in classical, modern, and contemporary architecture.
Leading architectural theorist and historian Mark Jarzombek explores the persistent conflict between those who design and those who build in classical, modern, and contemporary architecture.
Mark Jarzombek is an architectural historian, author and critic. Since 1995 he has taught and served within the History Theory Criticism Section of the Department of Architecture at MIT School of Architecture and Planning, USA.
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Foreword Acknowledgements Part 1 1: Preface 2: Arche Tekton 3: Shell Games Part 2 1: Befores and Afters 2: Dialectics of (In)Completion 3: Post Teleology Part 3 1: The Curse of Socrates 2: Occupationality 3: Faber Ingenium Part 4 1: 'Architecture' 2: Anamorphic Realism Part 5 1: Arche Soci(arche)ology 2: Arche 2 3: Laugier's Haunts Part 6 1: Tekton Topia Part 7 1: Master Builder 2: Tekton Libidinalism 3: 'Construction' De Positioning Postscript List of Credits Index
Foreword Acknowledgements Part 1 1: Preface 2: Arche Tekton 3: Shell Games Part 2 1: Befores and Afters 2: Dialectics of (In)Completion 3: Post Teleology Part 3 1: The Curse of Socrates 2: Occupationality 3: Faber Ingenium Part 4 1: 'Architecture' 2: Anamorphic Realism Part 5 1: Arche Soci(arche)ology 2: Arche 2 3: Laugier's Haunts Part 6 1: Tekton Topia Part 7 1: Master Builder 2: Tekton Libidinalism 3: 'Construction' De Positioning Postscript List of Credits Index
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