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Initiation of Docomomo xeroxed copy 2 euros > top |
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Functionalism in Brno 4 euros > top |
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The Penguin Pool at London Zoo 4 euros > top |
Newsletter 4 - March 1991
The Weissenhofsiedlung - The Architectural Heritage of the Netherlands - The
WUWA Estate in Wroclaw, Poland - 4 euros
Newsletter 5 - June 1991
The old urban quarters of Belgrade - Aalto’s work in Finland - The
Architectural Heritage of Finland - Van der Vlugt’s House Van der Leeuw -
Italian Holiday Colonies - 4 euros
Newsletter 6 - November 1991 (Sold out)
Warchavchik and Modern Movement Architecture in Brazil - Hoste’s House Dr. Beir
in Knokke - Modern Movement in Indonesia - Greek architecture between two Wars
- Mallet-Stevens’ Villa Noailles and Villa Cavrois - Ginzburg’s Narkomfin Flats
in Moscow
Newsletter 7 - June 1992 (Sold out)
Lithuania’s Architecture 1918-1940 - Modern Movement architecture in Latvia -
Czech and Slovak Neofunctionalism - The Mercurius Building at Wormer, the
Netherlands - Muche’s Haus am Horn - Van Tijen’s Bergpolderflats - The ‘Novy
Dum’ Exhibition of Modern Housing in Brno - Functionalism in Gdynia, Poland -
Van de Velde’s World Fair Pavilion - Aalto’s House of Culture
Newsletter 8 - January 1993
The Icon and the Ordinary - Defining Modernity o Van Loghem’s Tuinwijk-Zuid -
The Sepolno Estate in Wroclaw - Filippone’s Littorio Youth Movement Building at
Campobasso - Aalto’s Library in Viipuri - Kloos’ Rijnlands Lyceum - Bottoni and
Pucci’s Villa Muggia - 4 euros
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Mendelsohn’s Schocken Library in Jerusalem Mendelsohn and Chermayeff’s Cohen House in London Duiker and Wiebenga’s ‘Nirwâna’ highrise Aschieri’s Institute for the Blind in Rome Steelframed windows at LUISS University Carbonated concrete Mendelsohn and Chermayeff’s De La Warr Pavilion Wright's Guggenheim Museum in New York 4 euros > top |
Journal 10 - November 1993
Modernism in Kraków, Poland - Marcel Iancu and the Romanian Avantgarde -
Preservation of Modern Movement monuments - Le Corbusier’s Chandigarh - The
Casa Bloc in Barcelona - Piccard’s Bains de Bellerive-plage in Switzerland - 4 euros
Journal 11 - June 1994 - special edition: North America
Preserving modern architecture in the United States - Tradition and modernity
in Toronto o Vancouver’s Recent Landmarks Program - Historic neon signs -
Buckminster Fuller’s US Pavilion at Expo 67 in Montréal - Armstrong’s Shanley
Building - 4 euros
Journal 12 - November 1994 - special edition: Metal
Kocher and Frey's Aluminaire - Brinkman and Van der Vlugt's Feyenoord Stadium
in Rotterdam - Moredun Housing Area in Edinburgh, Scotland - Preserving the
Empire State Building - Prouvé’s Aluminium Pavilion - 4
euros
Journal 13 - June 1995 - special edition: Latin America
Modern Movement architecture in Latin America - University City in Caracas,
Venezuela - Antillean rationalism in the Caribbean - The brise-soleil in Brazil
- The Modern Movement in Argentina - The vicissitudes of modern architecture in
Mexico - 4 euros
Journal 14 - November 1995 - special edition: The image of
modernity
The image of modernity - Images and image of modernity - Thérèse Bonney's
photographic record of Paris moderne - Modern architecture and cinema -
Modernism in architecture and music - Rietveld's Biennale Pavilion in Venice
(1953-54) - Eileen Gray's House E-1027 digitalized - 4
euros
Journal 15 - July 1996 - special edition: Curtain wall
refurbishment
American history of the curtain wall - Typology, development, lifespan and
refurbishment of curtain walls - Natural stone claddings - Tvarozek's City
Savings Bank - Merkelbach and Elling's Rijnhotel - The Thyssen Haus in
Düsseldorf - Stone's Amoco building - Williams' Boots Factory - 4 euros
Journal 16 - March 1997 - special edition: Urbanism, gardens &
landscape
Finding the Border in the Modern Movement - Urban heritage in Brazil -
Developments in conservation policy in the Netherlands - Lynn & Smith's
Park Hill, United Kingdom - Modernity in park design - Modern gardens around
Paris, France - Sert's Maeght Foundation, Spain - 4
euros
Journal 17 - September 1997 - special edition: Exposed concrete
The abstract expression of concrete - José Luis Delpini - Principles of
electrochemical concrete repair - Gillet's Notre-Dame de Royan - Van der Ginten
and Heijdendijk's Pumping Station Parksluizen - Steiner's Liederhalle,
Stuttgart - 4 euros
Journal 18 - February 1998
The Modern Movement and the World Heritage List - Evaluating the 'universal
value' of the Bauhaus buildings - 4 euros
Journal 19 - July 1998 - special edition: Nordic countries
Scandinavian functionalism - The Modern Movement in Denmark - The heritage of
Finnish modern architecture - An introduction to modern architecture in Iceland
- Norwegian modern architecture - The protection of modern monuments in Sweden
- A prelude to the Millennium Conference in Brasília - 4
euros
Journal 20 - January 1999 - special edition: Windows to the future
English campaign to conserve windows - PVC-U replacement windows in Tallinn -
Copenhagen's White Meat Town (1932-1934) - Rietveld's School of Art, Arnhem
(1958-63) - 4 euros
Journal 21 - June 1999 (Sold out)
The architecture of post-war modernism in Bulgaria - Three Modern Movement
buildings in Novosibirsk - Two villas in Novi Sad, Vojvodina - Modern Movement
Architecture in Helsingborg, Sweden, 1929-43 - The Arts and Crafts School in
Bratislava - The Wolf House in Guben (Mies van der Rohe, 1926-27) -
Bauhaus-boom in Tel Aviv
Journal 22 - May 2000 - special edition: Modern houses
National Trust property 2 Willow Road - The Rietveld-Schröder House (Utrecht,
1924) - Exploring the exhibits in an imaginary museum - French modern houses -
The Americano Residence (Oswaldo Bratke, 1952) - Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion
House (1928-45) - Preserving MoMo interiors in the USA - Re-opening of the
House Sonneveld, Brinkman & Van der Vlugt (Rotterdam, 1933) - The Richard
Mandel House, Stone (1932-34) - Villa Müller, Loos (Prague, 1929-32) - The Plight
of the Richard and Dion Neutra VDL Research House II - The Kaufmann House
restoration, Neutra (Palm Springs, 1946) - More modern houses - 4 euros
Journal 23 - August 2000 - special edition: The modern city facing
the future
Lúcio Costa (1902-98) - The legacy of modern urbanism in Brazil - Brasília
beyond ideology - Creating historic modern cities - Ten points on an Urbanistic
Methodology - Fixing in the frame: From Bauhaus to Bangladesh - 4 euros
Journal 24 - February 2001
Modern architecture's diaspora - Shouldn't modernism be preserved, too? -
Francisco Salamone's 1930 slaughterhouses - Post-war apartment blocks in Greek
cities - Relighting the Four Seasons Restaurant - The 1959 Wilson House - The
works of Marc Saugey - 4 euros
Journal 25 - July 2001
Chandigarh Government housing - The Schocken department store in Cottbus - The
Sonneveld House (Brinkman & Van der Vlugt, 1929-33) - New Canaan's other
modern houses - The Flat Roof House (Colin Lucas, 1933-34) - Restoration of The
Freie Universität Berlin (1963-67) by Foster & Partners - 4 euros
Journal 26 - December 2001 - special edition: Engineering the
future
The historicity of structural engineering - Modern architecture and the rhetoric
of engineering - Engineering architecture - past and future - The Lingotto
complex in Turin (Trucco, 1917-30 / Piano, 1984-2001) - The Van Nelle Factories
in Rotterdam (Brinkman & Van der Vlugt, 1928-31) - The new Reykjavík Art
Museum (Studio Granda, 1998-2000) - MoMo industrial architecture in Buenos
Aires - North Sea off-shore, 1939-99 - The human architecture of Lelé - 4 euros
Journal 27 - June 2002 - special edition: The history of Docomomo
ISC/Registers - ISC/Technology - ISC/Education+Theory - Argentina - Australia -
Austria - Brazil - Bulgaria - Canada - Quebec - Czechia - Denmark - Estonia -
Finland - France - Greece - Iberia - Ireland - Israel - Italy - Japan - The
Netherlands - Russia - Scotland - Turkey - United Kingdom - USA - 4 euros
Journal 28 - March 2003 - special edition: Modern heritage in
Africa (guest editor: Hannah Leroux)
Modernism in Morocco - Modern architecture in Algiers - Modern architecture in
the Belgian Congo - Architecture and construction technology in West Africa in
the 1950s and 1960s - The Lagos hotel affair - Modern movement architecture in
Ghana - The modern movement architecture of four South African cities -
Educational design and modernism in West Africa - Window fixing at the Bauhaus
- 15 euros
Journal 29 - September 2003 - special edition: Asian modern
architecture (guest editor: Sheridan Burke)
Conserving and documenting modernism - Modern architecture in New Zealand - A
critical eye toward Japanese modern architecture - Modernism in Singapore -
Modernism and Australian architecture - Conserving the modern in Australia -
Hybrid modernities and tropical architecture - The Jengki style in Bandung,
Indonesia - Tianjin, a European architectural enclave - Napier, New Zealand -
Art Deco in Manila - The restoration of Viipuri Library - 15 euros
Journal 30 - March 2004 – special edition: A year of
Docomomo Activities
Endangered Heritage: The Urvater House by André Jacqumain in Belgium by
Luc Verpoest and Inge Bertels – The Greenside House case in London, Connell Ward
& Lucas by Dennis Sharp – The Venezuelian Pavilion, Alejandro Pietri, in
Dominican Republic by Gustavo Luis Moré – A Cambodian sports complex by Helen
Grant Ross and Darryl Collins – Agricultural communes in Israel by Arie Sivan –
The Butte-Rouge garden city in Chatenay-Malabry (France) by Najate Abouli and
Stéphane Védrenne – The Argonaut’s Boat café murals in Tbilisi by Tea Tabadadze
and Nana Kipiani. Conservation issues: The Léman region, Switzerland by
Franz Graf - Turin 2006 by Guido Montanari – MLC Building in Sydney by Peter
McKenzie - 15 euros
Journal 31 - September 2004 – special edition: Modernism in
the US after Word War II (guest editor: Joan Ockman)
New Postwar Landscapes: This was only a test: The experimental landscape of Cold
war modernism by Tom Wanderbilt – Creative destruction: Victor Gruen and the
shopping Mall’s past and future by M. Jeffrey Hardwick – The Corporate
Environment: Natalie de Blois and the Connecticut General Life Insurance
Building by Betty J. Blum – Pride and Prejudice: Minoru Yamasaki’s Seattle
Legacy by Sheri Olson – In Full wiew: Manhattan’s Postwar lobbies and plazzas
by Matthew A. Postal – The Domestic Context: A brush with
prefabrication: The William Mushenheim House by Kent Kleinman – Regionalism and
preservation in the work of Harwell Hamilton Harris by Frank Harmon – Paul
Rudolph’s building culture: The Sarasota work by Christopher Domin and Joseph
King – Modernist houses of the Hamptons by Claude Massu – Buildings for
Culture and Leisure: More Lincoln Center than Lincoln Center: Max
Abramowitz versus the fortress by John Harwood – A conversation about the
Trenton Bath House with Anne Griswold Tyng by Susan G. Solomon – A Rare
instance of Pop architecture by Liane Lefaivre – Docomomo US and change in
preservation in America by Theodore H.M. Prudon and Hélène Lipstadt – The
Midtown Manhattan project by Nina Rappaport and Erik Sigge – Technical:
The sheds of the Voirin-Marinoni Factory by the Perret Brothers by Guy Lambert
and Franz Graf - 15 euros
Journal 32
- March 2005 – New Frames
Endangered Heritage : The future of Place Ville
Marie by Sophie Mankowski – Niemeyer’s Fair grounds threatened in Tripoli by
George Arbid – Australian project house group saved by Sheridan Burke – Bat’as
architecture in Slovakia by Henrieta Moravcikova, Slava Doricova & Maria
Topolcanska.
Messages from Modern Africa: The hotel at Leptis ruins in
Lybia by Riccardo Forte – Reconciling modern and contemporary in Tunisia by
Feriel Lejri – The modern heritage of Khartoum by Omer S. Osman & Amira
O.S. Osman – The work of Anthony Almeida in Tanzania by Dennis Sharp - 15 euros
Journal 33 - September 2005 –spécial issue The Modern
Movement in the Caribbean Islands
(guest-editors Eduardo Luis
Rodriguez & Gustavo Luis Moré)
Introduction : The Sinuous Path of
the Modern Movement in the Caribbean Islands by Eduardo Luis Rodriguez & Gustavo Luis Moré.
Cuba : Theory and Practice
of Modern Regionalism in Cuba by Eduardo Luis Rodriguez – The National Art Schools of Havana:
Restoration of an Architectural Landmark by Maria Elena Martin Zeiqueira.
Puerto Rico: Modern
Puerto Rico and Henry Klumb by Enrique Vivoni-Farage – Toro y Ferrer Architects, Ten Years of Reasonable Architecture in
Puerto Rico by Juan Marqués Mera.
Dominican Republic: The transition to Modernity by Gustavo Luis Moré – Santo Domingo, Modernity and Dictatorship
by Omar Rancier.
Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago: Social and Public Architecture in Kingston, Jamaica by Jacquiann
Lawton – Modern Trinidad Outlined and the
Works of Colin Laird and Anthony Lewis by Mark Raymond.
French West Indies: Martinique, Case Studies in Modernism by Emmanuelle Gallo and Jean Doucet – Guadeloupe, the Modern Transition by
Christian Galpin.
Conclusion: A European Glance
in the Mirror of Caribbean Modern Architecture by Victor Perez Escolano - 15 euros
Journal 34 – March 2006 – France-Brazil Round Trip (Guest Editor: Anat Falbel)
Short Contributions : 25 Houses in Santiago, Chile, 1935-50 by
Andres Tellez – Modernizing the Native by
Edison Cabalfin – Le Corbusier’s Floating
Asylum is Sinking by Katya Samardzic – The
Good, the Bad, and the Ugly by Geoff Rich – Oltarzhevsky and the Soviet Skyscraper by Stephen J. Kelley
Introduction : Transatlantic Impressions: Revealing Brazilian
Modernity by Hugo Segawa
and Anat
Falbel.
France-Brazil Between 1920 and 1950
by Maria Stella Martins Besciani – Immigrant
Architects in Brazil by Anat Falbel – Brazilian
Presence in the Historiography of Twentieth-Century Architecture by Mônica
Junqueria de Camargo – Paris-Rio
Round-trip: Le Corbusier’s Landscape Architecture Project by Yannis Tsiomis
– Le Corbusier’s Contradictory Project
for the MES in Rio de Janiero (1936) by Robert Segre – About the Pinnacle of Brazilian Architecture by Gérard Monnier
Endangered Contexts – Modernism and Politics: German National
Socialism to English Rural Conservativism by James Lewis.
Book Reviews : Modern. The Modern Movement in Britain; L’Architecture des A,bassades Canadiennes,
1930-2005; Giving Preservation a
History. 15 euros
Journal 35 - September 2006 – Modern Architecture in
the Middle East (Guest Editors:
Elvan Altan Ergut and Belgin Turan Özkaya)
Short Contributions : Making Modernism Modern: the Failure of
Rehabilitation by Aziza Chaouni – The
Last Surviving Solarium, Jamnagar, India (1936) by Miki Desai – Schwarze Pumpe: A 1950s Power Station in
Germany by Lars Scharnholz – Architecture
in Cyprus between the 1930s and 1970s by Stefanos Fereos and Petros
Phokaides – Oltarzhevsky and the Soviet Skyscraper
by Stephen J. Kelley
Introduction : Modern Architecture in the Middle East: Beyond
Tradition and Development
by Elvan
Altan Ergut and Belgin Turan Özkaya.
Egypt : Mediating
and Domesticating Modernity in Egypt by Mercedes Volait.
Iran : Architectural
Politics in Pahlavi Iran by Talinn Grigor – Gio Ponti’s Villa Namazi, Iran by Nader Tehrani.
Israel : Richard Kauffmann,
Israel by Alona
Nitzan-Shiftan, Marina Epstein_Pilouchtch and Tal Alon-Mozes.
Turkey : The 1944
Republican Public Works Exhibition, Turkey by M. Haluk Zelef – Turkish Expo’58 Pavilion in Brussels by
Sibel Bozdoğan.
Iraq : Rebuilding Iraq
1955-1958 by
Panayiota Pyla – Walter Gropius Master
Plan for Baghdad University by Mina Marefat.
Jordan : Lithic Modernity,
Jordan by Nabil
Abu-Dayyeh and Ali Abu-Ghanimeh.
Lebanon : Danger Alert on Lebanese Modern Architecture
by Habib Sayah.
Book Reviews : Van Nelle:
Monument in Progress; Exhibiting and Publishing Modernisms.
Tribute : Harry Seidler
(1923-2006). 15 euros
Journal 36 – March 2007 -
Other Modernisms: A Selection from the Docomomo
Registers (Guest-editors: Marieke Kuipers and Panayotis Tournikiotis)
15 euros
Journal 37 – September 2007 –
Places of Modernism
Peter Scheier. A Modern Photographer
and the Idea of the City by Anat Falbel
Healthcare in Brazil, 1930-1960. Preserving the Architectural Modern Legacy
by Renato da Gama-Rosa Costa
Antofagasta, Chile. Modern
Architecture between Ocean and Desert by
Claudio Galeno Ibaceta
The Architect as Cold-War
Mediator. The 1963 UIA Congress, Havana by
Miles Glendinning
The Gardens of Mirei
Shigemori. Tradition and Appreciation of Modernity by Franco Panzini
The voice of the Modern
Bengali. Architect Muzharul Islam by Nasheet
Rumy and Mohammed Andalib Saadullha
Repressed Architecture. The
Pravda Publishing House in Moscow bi
Riccardo Forte
Croatian Modern Architecture
and its Ties with France by Darja Radovic
Mahecic
Czech Cubist Architecture. A
Tribute to Josef Gočár by Jan Sedlák
Refurbishment or Demolition?
The Fate of a 1930s Housing Complex in Athens remains Pending by Elisabeth Károlyi
The Modern Movement in
Lithuania. Cultural and Political Encounters by Vaidas Petrulis
Jerusalem’s International
Style under Pressure. An Uncertain Future for the Garden City of Rehavia and
Villa Schocken by Viorica Feler-Morgan
The CAF Building in Paris.
Full Stop, New Paragraph by Giulia Marino
Book reviews: Corbusiana Section - 15 euros
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