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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The first publication dedicated to the perceptive photographic oeuvre of one of the most important postwar architects and co-author of the influential Learning from Las Vegas For Denise Scott Brown (born 1931), who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her-and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. Encounters gathers an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s, presented here for the first time. The book focuses on the formative decades during which Scott Brown departed her childhood home of Johannesburg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, met her partner Robert Venturi and eventually developed the profound interest in postwar suburbia from which her most famous work, Learning from Las Vegas, would emerge. Moving thematically rather than sequentially through Scott Brown's photographic oeuvre, Encounters opens up new ways of reading this body of work, presenting it less as a continuous historical record than as the product of a careful and studied practice of observation. AUTHOR: Denise Scott Brown has taught at the University of Pennsylvania; the University of California, Los Angeles; the University of California, Berkeley; and Yale University, among other institutions. SELLING POINTS: . Denise Scott Brown is one of the most prominent architects of the postwar era, known for her significant contributions to the postmodern movement via projects including the Sainsbury Wing of London's National Gallery and the Seattle Art Museum, as well as her 1972 manifesto Learning from Las Vegas, a deeply influential (and controversial at the time) critique of modernism. She worked in collaboration with her husband, Robert Venturi, for more than fifty years at their Philadelphia-based firm Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates (now known as VSBA Architects & Planners). . Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown has always taken photographs for research, teaching, design planning and fun during her work and extensive travels. Featuring 385 color images, this landscape hardback showcases Scott Brown's insightful photographic work from the 1950s to the 1970s for the first time, moving thematically rather than sequentially through her carefully observed vignettes. . Book launch events are being planned at both this year's Venice Architecture Biennale and at the University of Pennsylvania. 385 illustrations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. For Denise Scott Brown, who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her - and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. Encounters presents, for the first time, an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s: the formative decades during which Scott Brown left her home city of Johannes- burg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, developed the pro- found interest in postwar suburbia from which Learning from Las Vegas would emerge and joined her husband Robert Venturi in practice. Accompanied by an essay on Scott Brown's conception of the ordinary, this collection of photographs offers a window into modes of thinking that continue to structure how designers perceive the world around them. …

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -For Denise Scott Brown, who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her - and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. 'Encounters' for the first time presents an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s: focused on the formative decades during which Scott Brown departed her childhood home of Johannesburg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, developed the profound interest in postwar suburbia from which Learning from Las Vegas would emerge and joined her husband Robert Venturi in practice. Moving thematically rather than sequentially through Scott Brown's photographic oeuvre, 'Encounters' opens up new ways of reading this body of work, presenting it less as a continuous historical record than as the product of a careful and studied practice of observation. Chosen in collaboration between Denise Scott Brown and Izzy Kornblatt and accompanied by an essay on Scott Brown's conception of the ordinary, this collection of photographs offers a window into modes of thinking that continue to structure how designers perceive the world around them.; Für Denise Scott Brown, eine der bedeutendsten Architektinnen der Nachkriegszeit, ist die Fotografie seit Langem ein zentrales Medium um die Welt, in der Designer:innen arbeiten, wahrzunehmen, zu dokumentieren und zu refl ektieren. Fasziniert vom Ephemeren und Allt.glichen, fotografi erte Scott Brown zum Spass, zu Forschungs- und Lehrzwecken und später als Bestandteil von Design- und Planungsprojekten. Durch das Objektiv ihrer Alpa-Kamera versucht sie, die Komplexitäten des Lebens um sie herum zu dokumentieren und ein Plädoyer für die Rolle der Architektin und Planerin darin zu halten. «Encounters» präsentiert erstmals eine essenzielle Sammlung von Scott Browns Fotografien aus den 1950er- bis 1970er-Jahren - die prägenden Jahrzehnte, in denen Scott Brown ihre Heimat in Johannesburg verliess, um in London zu studieren; durch Europa reiste; in die USA zog; ihr tiefgreifendes Interesse an der Nachkriegsvorstadt entwickelte, aus dem auch «Learning from Las Vegas»hervorging, und gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann Robert Venturi arbeitete. Begleitet von einem Essay über Scott Browns Auffassung des Allt.glichen bietet diese Fotosammlung einen Einblick in die Denkweisen, die bis heute prägen, wie Designer:innen die Welt um sich herum wahrnehmen. 434 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -For Denise Scott Brown, who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her - and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. 'Encounters' for the first time presents an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s: focused on the formative decades during which Scott Brown departed her childhood home of Johannesburg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, developed the profound interest in postwar suburbia from which Learning from Las Vegas would emerge and joined her husband Robert Venturi in practice. Moving thematically rather than sequentially through Scott Brown's photographic oeuvre, 'Encounters' opens up new ways of reading this body of work, presenting it less as a continuous historical record than as the product of a careful and studied practice of observation. Chosen in collaboration between Denise Scott Brown and Izzy Kornblatt and accompanied by an essay on Scott Brown's conception of the ordinary, this collection of photographs offers a window into modes of thinking that continue to structure how designers perceive the world around them.; Für Denise Scott Brown, eine der bedeutendsten Architektinnen der Nachkriegszeit, ist die Fotografie seit Langem ein zentrales Medium um die Welt, in der Designer:innen arbeiten, wahrzunehmen, zu dokumentieren und zu refl ektieren. Fasziniert vom Ephemeren und Allt.glichen, fotografi erte Scott Brown zum Spass, zu Forschungs- und Lehrzwecken und später als Bestandteil von Design- und Planungsprojekten. Durch das Objektiv ihrer Alpa-Kamera versucht sie, die Komplexitäten des Lebens um sie herum zu dokumentieren und ein Plädoyer für die Rolle der Architektin und Planerin darin zu halten. «Encounters» präsentiert erstmals eine essenzielle Sammlung von Scott Browns Fotografien aus den 1950er- bis 1970er-Jahren - die prägenden Jahrzehnte, in denen Scott Brown ihre Heimat in Johannesburg verliess, um in London zu studieren; durch Europa reiste; in die USA zog; ihr tiefgreifendes Interesse an der Nachkriegsvorstadt entwickelte, aus dem auch «Learning from Las Vegas»hervorging, und gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann Robert Venturi arbeitete. Begleitet von einem Essay über Scott Browns Auffassung des Allt.glichen bietet diese Fotosammlung einen Einblick in die Denkweisen, die bis heute prägen, wie Designer:innen die Welt um sich herum wahrnehmen. 434 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Für Denise Scott Brown, eine der bedeutendsten Architektinnen der Nachkriegszeit, ist die Fotografie seit Langem ein zentrales Medium um die Welt, in der Designer:innen arbeiten, wahrzunehmen, zu dokumentieren und zu refl ektieren. Fasziniert vom Ephemeren und Allt.glichen, fotografi erte Scott Brown zum Spass, zu Forschungs- und Lehrzwecken und später als Bestandteil von Design- und Planungsprojekten. Durch das Objektiv ihrer Alpa-Kamera versucht sie, die Komplexitäten des Lebens um sie herum zu dokumentieren und ein Plädoyer für die Rolle der Architektin und Planerin darin zu halten. «Encounters» präsentiert erstmals eine essenzielle Sammlung von Scott Browns Fotografien aus den 1950er- bis 1970er-Jahren - die prägenden Jahrzehnte, in denen Scott Brown ihre Heimat in Johannesburg verliess, um in London zu studieren; durch Europa reiste; in die USA zog; ihr tiefgreifendes Interesse an der Nachkriegsvorstadt entwickelte, aus dem auch «Learning from Las Vegas»hervorging, und gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann Robert Venturi arbeitete. Begleitet von einem Essay über Scott Browns Auffassung des Allt.glichen bietet diese Fotosammlung einen Einblick in die Denkweisen, die bis heute prägen, wie Designer:innen die Welt um sich herum wahrnehmen.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The first publication dedicated to the perceptive photographic oeuvre of one of the most important postwar architects and co-author of the influential Learning from Las Vegas For Denise Scott Brown (born 1931), who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her-and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. Encounters gathers an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s, presented here for the first time. The book focuses on the formative decades during which Scott Brown departed her childhood home of Johannesburg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, met her partner Robert Venturi and eventually developed the profound interest in postwar suburbia from which her most famous work, Learning from Las Vegas, would emerge. Moving thematically rather than sequentially through Scott Brown's photographic oeuvre, Encounters opens up new ways of reading this body of work, presenting it less as a continuous historical record than as the product of a careful and studied practice of observation. AUTHOR: Denise Scott Brown has taught at the University of Pennsylvania; the University of California, Los Angeles; the University of California, Berkeley; and Yale University, among other institutions. SELLING POINTS: . Denise Scott Brown is one of the most prominent architects of the postwar era, known for her significant contributions to the postmodern movement via projects including the Sainsbury Wing of London's National Gallery and the Seattle Art Museum, as well as her 1972 manifesto Learning from Las Vegas, a deeply influential (and controversial at the time) critique of modernism. She worked in collaboration with her husband, Robert Venturi, for more than fifty years at their Philadelphia-based firm Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates (now known as VSBA Architects & Planners). . Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown has always taken photographs for research, teaching, design planning and fun during her work and extensive travels. Featuring 385 color images, this landscape hardback showcases Scott Brown's insightful photographic work from the 1950s to the 1970s for the first time, moving thematically rather than sequentially through her carefully observed vignettes. . Book launch events are being planned at both this year's Venice Architecture Biennale and at the University of Pennsylvania. 385 illustrations Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - For Denise Scott Brown, who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her - and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. 'Encounters' for the first time presents an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s: focused on the formative decades during which Scott Brown departed her childhood home of Johannesburg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, developed the profound interest in postwar suburbia from which Learning from Las Vegas would emerge and joined her husband Robert Venturi in practice. Moving thematically rather than sequentially through Scott Brown's photographic oeuvre, 'Encounters' opens up new ways of reading this body of work, presenting it less as a continuous historical record than as the product of a careful and studied practice of observation. Chosen in collaboration between Denise Scott Brown and Izzy Kornblatt and accompanied by an essay on Scott Brown's conception of the ordinary, this collection of photographs offers a window into modes of thinking that continue to structure how designers perceive the world around them.; Für Denise Scott Brown, eine der bedeutendsten Architektinnen der Nachkriegszeit, ist die Fotografie seit Langem ein zentrales Medium um die Welt, in der Designer:innen arbeiten, wahrzunehmen, zu dokumentieren und zu refl ektieren. Fasziniert vom Ephemeren und Allt.glichen, fotografi erte Scott Brown zum Spass, zu Forschungs- und Lehrzwecken und später als Bestandteil von Design- und Planungsprojekten. Durch das Objektiv ihrer Alpa-Kamera versucht sie, die Komplexitäten des Lebens um sie herum zu dokumentieren und ein Plädoyer für die Rolle der Architektin und Planerin darin zu halten. «Encounters» präsentiert erstmals eine essenzielle Sammlung von Scott Browns Fotografien aus den 1950er- bis 1970er-Jahren - die prägenden Jahrzehnte, in denen Scott Brown ihre Heimat in Johannesburg verliess, um in London zu studieren; durch Europa reiste; in die USA zog; ihr tiefgreifendes Interesse an der Nachkriegsvorstadt entwickelte, aus dem auch «Learning from Las Vegas»hervorging, und gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann Robert Venturi arbeitete. Begleitet von einem Essay über Scott Browns Auffassung des Allt.glichen bietet diese Fotosammlung einen Einblick in die Denkweisen, die bis heute prägen, wie Designer:innen die Welt um sich herum wahrnehmen.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Für Denise Scott Brown, eine der bedeutendsten Architektinnen der Nachkriegszeit, ist die Fotografie seit Langem ein zentrales Medium um die Welt, in der Designer:innen arbeiten, wahrzunehmen, zu dokumentieren und zu refl ektieren. Fasziniert vom Ephemeren und Allt.glichen, fotografi erte Scott Brown zum Spass, zu Forschungs- und Lehrzwecken und später als Bestandteil von Design- und Planungsprojekten. Durch das Objektiv ihrer Alpa-Kamera versucht sie, die Komplexitäten des Lebens um sie herum zu dokumentieren und ein Plädoyer für die Rolle der Architektin und Planerin darin zu halten. «Encounters» präsentiert erstmals eine essenzielle Sammlung von Scott Browns Fotografien aus den 1950er- bis 1970er-Jahren - die prägenden Jahrzehnte, in denen Scott Brown ihre Heimat in Johannesburg verliess, um in London zu studieren; durch Europa reiste; in die USA zog; ihr tiefgreifendes Interesse an der Nachkriegsvorstadt entwickelte, aus dem auch «Learning from Las Vegas»hervorging, und gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann Robert Venturi arbeitete. Begleitet von einem Essay über Scott Browns Auffassung des Allt.glichen bietet diese Fotosammlung einen Einblick in die Denkweisen, die bis heute prägen, wie Designer:innen die Welt um sich herum wahrnehmen.Lars Müller Publishers, Hub 1, 84149 Velden 434 pp. Englisch.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. For Denise Scott Brown, who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her - and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. Encounters presents, for the first time, an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s: the formative decades during which Scott Brown left her home city of Johannes- burg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, developed the pro- found interest in postwar suburbia from which Learning from Las Vegas would emerge and joined her husband Robert Venturi in practice. Accompanied by an essay on Scott Brown's conception of the ordinary, this collection of photographs offers a window into modes of thinking that continue to structure how designers perceive the world around them. …

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The first publication dedicated to the perceptive photographic oeuvre of one of the most important postwar architects and co-author of the influential Learning from Las Vegas For Denise Scott Brown (born 1931), who is among the most important architects of the postwar era, photography has long served as a critical medium through which to perceive, document and think about the world in which designers operate. Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown took photographs for fun, research and teaching, and later as a component of design and planning projects. Through the lens of her Alpa camera she sought to penetrate the irreducible complexities of life around her-and to make a case for the architect and planner's role in intervening within it. Encounters gathers an essential collection of Scott Brown's photography from the 1950s to the 1970s, presented here for the first time. The book focuses on the formative decades during which Scott Brown departed her childhood home of Johannesburg to study in London, traveled through Europe, moved to the United States, met her partner Robert Venturi and eventually developed the profound interest in postwar suburbia from which her most famous work, Learning from Las Vegas, would emerge. Moving thematically rather than sequentially through Scott Brown's photographic oeuvre, Encounters opens up new ways of reading this body of work, presenting it less as a continuous historical record than as the product of a careful and studied practice of observation. AUTHOR: Denise Scott Brown has taught at the University of Pennsylvania; the University of California, Los Angeles; the University of California, Berkeley; and Yale University, among other institutions. SELLING POINTS: . Denise Scott Brown is one of the most prominent architects of the postwar era, known for her significant contributions to the postmodern movement via projects including the Sainsbury Wing of London's National Gallery and the Seattle Art Museum, as well as her 1972 manifesto Learning from Las Vegas, a deeply influential (and controversial at the time) critique of modernism. She worked in collaboration with her husband, Robert Venturi, for more than fifty years at their Philadelphia-based firm Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates (now known as VSBA Architects & Planners). . Fascinated by the ephemeral and the everyday, Scott Brown has always taken photographs for research, teaching, design planning and fun during her work and extensive travels. Featuring 385 color images, this landscape hardback showcases Scott Brown's insightful photographic work from the 1950s to the 1970s for the first time, moving thematically rather than sequentially through her carefully observed vignettes. . Book launch events are being planned at both this year's Venice Architecture Biennale and at the University of Pennsylvania. 385 illustrations Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Für Denise Scott Brown, eine der bedeutendsten Architektinnen der Nachkriegszeit, ist die Fotografie seit Langem ein zentrales Medium um die Welt, in der Designer:innen arbeiten, wahrzunehmen, zu dokumentieren und zu refl ektieren. Fasziniert vom Ephemeren und Allt.glichen, fotografi erte Scott Brown zum Spass, zu Forschungs- und Lehrzwecken und später als Bestandteil von Design- und Planungsprojekten. Durch das Objektiv ihrer Alpa-Kamera versucht sie, die Komplexitäten des Lebens um sie herum zu dokumentieren und ein Plädoyer für die Rolle der Architektin und Planerin darin zu halten. «Encounters» präsentiert erstmals eine essenzielle Sammlung von Scott Browns Fotografien aus den 1950er- bis 1970er-Jahren - die prägenden Jahrzehnte, in denen Scott Brown ihre Heimat in Johannesburg verliess, um in London zu studieren; durch Europa reiste; in die USA zog; ihr tiefgreifendes Interesse an der Nachkriegsvorstadt entwickelte, aus dem auch «Learning from Las Vegas»hervorging, und gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann Robert Venturi arbeitete. Begleitet von einem Essay über Scott Browns Auffassung des Allt.glichen bietet diese Fotosammlung einen Einblick in die Denkweisen, die bis heute prägen, wie Designer:innen die Welt um sich herum wahrnehmen. 434 pp. Englisch.…