Paul Rudolf

By:

Yoshida, Toshio

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: Masters of Modern ArchitecturePublication details: 1971 Thames & Hudson LondonDescription: 134 p. : illustrations (some color), portrait, plans 27 cmISBN:

0500580081

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DDC classification:

720.924 RUD

Summary: Paul Rudolph is one of the most inventive, versatile and controversial members of the post-war generation of American architects. Born in 1918 in Kentucky, Rudolph trained at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard under Walter Gropius,whose ideas (notably on theimportance of teamwork and on the role of planners in architecture) he was in due course to reject as he evolved his basic principle: that urban design is the prerogative of the architect

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Books	Anant National University Central Library	Architecture	720.924 RUD (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		000771

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0500580081; 9780500580080

Paul Rudolph is one of the most inventive, versatile and controversial members of the post-war generation of American architects. Born in 1918 in Kentucky, Rudolph trained at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard under Walter Gropius,whose ideas (notably on theimportance of teamwork and on the role of planners in architecture) he was in due course to reject as he evolved his basic principle: that urban design is the prerogative of the architect

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