Motion pictures palaces. Movie Houses.

The picture palace, and other buildings for the movies (Excursions into architecture)

SHARP, DENNIS

Praeger

A Visual History of Twentieth-Century Architecture

Arts & Photography

Architecture

NEW YORK GRAPHIC SOCIETY

With their strikingly simple shapes in concrete and glass, Amyas Connell, Basil Ward, and Colin Lucas introduced a new and uncompromising architecture to England in the 1930s. In the first full account of their innovative practice, architect Dennis Sharp offers a fascinating historical overview of the firm, then focuses on detailed studies of their houses, housing projects, shops, and cafés. Each study is fully illustrated with contemporary plans and photographs showing the buildings under construction, newly constructed, and as they appear now.

Connell Ward and Lucas: Modern Movement Architects in England 1929-1939

Rendel, Sally

Frances Lincoln

Twentieth Century Classics (Architecture 3s) Walter Gropius, Le Corbusier, Louis I. Kahn

Phaidon Press

The Architecture in Detail series comprises books that focus on individual buildings noted for their exceptional character, innovative design or technical virtuosity. Each volume contains a text by a respected author, a sequence of colour and black-and-white photographs and a set of technical drawings and working details.

Dessau Aid Bauhaus (Architecture in Detail)

Illustrated Dictionary of Architects and Archite

Reference

London: Headline

This book pits some of the most famous architectural theorists against each other in one volume. The subject for debate is Modernism, the most pressing issue of the 20th century. This timely publication gives a comprehensive overview of the arguments and counter-arguments that abound. 'The Anti-Rationalist and the Rationalist' is a combination of two excellent Architectural Press titles by prestigious authors. The first argues that 'the austere rationality of the modern movement is after all losing out'. Pevsner and Richards believe that a new generation of architects are turning again to exuberance, plasticity and individuality, in rebellion against the vision of industrial society symbolised by the sheer unadorned towers of glass and steel that came to dominate cities in the fifties and sixties. In contrast, Dennis Sharp examines the evidence to support the counter argument. He does this through an impressive collection of the most well respected architectural commentators of the century, such as Bruno Zevi, Charles Jencks and Geoffrey Broadbent. *Stimulating debate between prestigious architectural critics gives invaluable information on the arguments surrounding Modernism.*Comprehensive summary of ideas in one volume provides an authoritative reference.

Anti-Rationalists and the Rationalists

PEVSNER, Nikolaus

Richards, J.M.

Richards, Jm

Architectural Press

Photographs, plans, and explanatory text provide a practical reference to trends in architectural design from 1900 to 1990

Twentieth Century Architecture: A Visual History

FACTS ON FILE+

Little,Brown & Co

The first section is a biographical dictionary of some 350 architects both historical and contemporary with concise accounts of each architect's life and work and a bibliography and summary of major projects. The second section (cross-referenced to the first) comprises an historical survey of architecture from ancient times until the present. Includes some 400 well-selected illustrations and a glossary of stylistic and technical terms.

Illustrated Encyclopedia of Architects and Architecture

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Watson/Guptill

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