House Schminke The Anti-esthetic Design

The theories laid out in the preceding chapters instruct the user and interpreter to shed any art and architectural historical knowledge when dealing with Modern architecture. This refers above all to stylistic data or philosophical ideas about beauty, because such information is not helpful in inte...

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Published inThe Meaning of Modern Architecture pp. 113 - 122
Main Author Morgenthaler, Hans Rudolf
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United Kingdom Routledge 2015
Taylor & Francis Group
Edition1
Subjects
Art styles: c 1960
History of architecture
Psychological theory & schools of thought
Theory of architecture
Theory of art
Winter Garden
Psycho Physical Act
Julius Posener
Geistige Gebilde
Entire Shape
Balcony
Entrance Canopy
Wölin
Schminke House
Deutsche Bauzeitung
18th Century Architect
Tugendhat House
Lab Animals
Wittgenstein House
Follow
Dutch Group Portrait
Paul Westheim
Romanesque Architecture
Exterior Lead
Author's Collection
Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye
Barcelona Pavilion
Villa Savoye
Romanesque
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ISBN9781138572348
9781472453013
1138572349
1472453018
DOI10.4324/9781315555669-9

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Summary:The theories laid out in the preceding chapters instruct the user and interpreter to shed any art and architectural historical knowledge when dealing with Modern architecture. This refers above all to stylistic data or philosophical ideas about beauty, because such information is not helpful in interpreting and evaluating Modernist buildings. Instead, we must first trust our visual perceptions. Out of these, our mind constructs a mental image, which will then be transformed into an artistic conception.
ISBN:9781138572348
9781472453013
1138572349
1472453018
DOI:10.4324/9781315555669-9