ISBN: 9788189995683 - the continuous line art architecture and urbanism of aditya prakash /anglais (22 resultados)

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Oversize Hardback. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. 10 1/4"W x 11 1/4"h. 292 pages. Slight wear to cover. A critical illustrated monograph on the life and multidisciplinary work of Aditya Prakash, one of India's first generation of modernist architects, tracing his education in Delhi and London, his buildings, paintings, theater work, and advocacy for sustainable urbanism in the Nehruvian era. Keywords: Indian Modernism, Chandigarh Architecture, Le Corbusier India, Pierre Jeanneret, Nehruvian Era, Tagore Theatre, Postcolonial Architecture, Sustainable Urbanism, Punjab University, Painter Sculptor, Canadian Centre Architecture, Visual Essays 5. …

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Hardcover. Condición: New. - This book explores and celebrates the life and work of the Indian modernist architect Aditya Prakash through a series of visual essays, augmented reality audios, videos and lavish illustrations- Featuring many previously unseen pictures and maps- Also enhanced with augmented reality audio interviews, video interviews and slideshows, available through the custom-made BooksPlus appVikramaditya Prakash (1924-2008) belonged to the first generation of Indian modernists that came into its own in the Nehruvian era. Built around a multi-disciplinary oeuvre that was unique amongst his peers, Prakash's life was dedicated to finding the 'one continuous line' which linked art - as the search for the beautiful, architecture - as the enabler of life, and planning - as the ethic of protecting the interests of poor.Interspersed with a series of visual essays, this book is conceived as an introduction to Prakash's vast body of work. Besides practicing architecture, he was an academic, a prolific painter, sculptor, furniture designer, stage set-designer, poet and public speaker. This volume documents Prakash's education as an architect in Delhi and London, his early modernist works, his deep artistic impulses, his love of theatre, and his efforts to rally a culture of academic inquiry. The narrative describes his successes and failures, his arguments for and against modernism, postmodernism and globalization, and his passion for sustainable urbanism, the animal and the acoustic. The book concludes with an interpretive essay on Prakash's life and legacy, along with lavish illustrations of a portfolio of select works.'More than just a biography, this book is a critical assessment of Aditya Prakash's oeuvre as a designer, painter and philosopher' - Mark Jarzombek Professor of History, Theory and Criticism, MIT 'At once deeply moving and seriously informative, this book details a life in architecture in post-Independence India dedicated to social service, education, and environmental reform.' - Anthony Vilder, Professor of Architecture at The Cooper Union 'This book charts the intellectual odyssey of the pioneering artist, architect and urban planner, Aditya Prakash, a multi-talented renaissance man.' - Partha Mitter, writer & historian on art & culture 'An intimate, revelatory analysis of a life that exemplified the cosmopolitan modernism and national commitments of India's founding, Nehruvian generation.' -Sunil Khilnani, Avantha Professor & Director, King's India Institute, King's College London.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A renaissance man of Indian modernism, Aditya Prakash (1923-1988) trained as an architect in London and also studied at the Glasgow School of Art. His buildings adhered to the strictest principles of modernism as adapted to the Indian climatic and living conditions. His work in all forms is characterised by rigorous authenticity and directness. He began his career as an architect in the Chandigarh Capital Project and later went to work for the Punjab Agricultural University before he became the principal of the Chandigarh College of Architecture. Besides practising architecture, Prakash was a prolific painter, sculptor, furniture designer, stage set-designer, poet and public speaker. As an academic, his first love was sustainable urbanism. He published two books and several papers on the subject. This book traces the width of Prakash's career and obsessions, and includes critical essays, interviews and a chronology of works, along with lavish illustrations of a portfolio of select works. A renaissance man of Indian modernism, Aditya Prakash (1923-1988) trained as an architect in London and also studied at the Glasgow School of Art. His buildings adhered to the strictest principles of modernism as adapted to the Indian climatic and living conditions. This book traces the width of Prakash's career and obsessions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condición: New. &Uumlber den AutorVikramaditya Prakash, an architect, architectural historian and theorist, is Professor of Architecture at the University of Washington in Seattle.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Aditya Prakash belonged to the first generation of Indian modernists, a lodestar group of civil servants under Jawaharlal Nehru's leadership immediately after Independence, at a time when the connectivity between city, citizen and nation seemed vibrant and expanding. Ignoring disciplinary boundaries, Prakash viewed all aspects of his work as multiple dimensions of a single quest-to understand the purpose of life, enjoy it, and to keep the interests of the poorest at heart. This is the 'continuous line' and it represents an insight into Prakash's philosophy in life and design.;Conceived as an introduction to his vast body of work, this volume is an illustrated narrative, with a series of interspersed visual essays, tracing the life of Aditya Prakash. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A renaissance man of Indian modernism, Aditya Prakash (1923-1988) trained as an architect in London and also studied at the Glasgow School of Art. His buildings adhered to the strictest principles of modernism as adapted to the Indian climatic and living conditions. His work in all forms is characterised by rigorous authenticity and directness. He began his career as an architect in the Chandigarh Capital Project and later went to work for the Punjab Agricultural University before he became the principal of the Chandigarh College of Architecture. Besides practising architecture, Prakash was a prolific painter, sculptor, furniture designer, stage set-designer, poet and public speaker. As an academic, his first love was sustainable urbanism. He published two books and several papers on the subject. This book traces the width of Prakash's career and obsessions, and includes critical essays, interviews and a chronology of works, along with lavish illustrations of a portfolio of select works. A renaissance man of Indian modernism, Aditya Prakash (1923-1988) trained as an architect in London and also studied at the Glasgow School of Art. His buildings adhered to the strictest principles of modernism as adapted to the Indian climatic and living conditions. This book traces the width of Prakash's career and obsessions. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…