Africa, “The Architectural Review”, n. 1441
In 1996, the architecture historian Diane Ghirardo published Architecture After Modernism. This well-known research was key to the identification of those morphological aspects that characterised buildings approaching the end of the twentieth century. What is peculiar in this small book, considerin...
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2022
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| Riassunto: | In 1996, the architecture historian Diane Ghirardo published Architecture After Modernism. This well-known research was key to the identification of those morphological aspects that characterised buildings approaching the end of the twentieth century. What is peculiar in this small book, considering the author’s declared intentions of writing about a global phenomenon, is the embarrassing amount of historiographical attention dedicated to any architectural reality out of North America and Eu... |
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