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Dessau, September 16-19, 1992 (Sold out) The functionalist dwelling: Successes and failures - Conceptions and conflicts
regarding the restoration and renovation of the settlement ‘Reform’ in
Magdeburg - The phenomenon of ‘Modernity’ in domestic architecture - The
essence of the modern movement - Conserving the 20th century architectural
heritage: Approaches to a common problem - Swedish Modern Movement
architecture from the 1930s: Its characteristics and how to protect and take
care of it - Modern movement documentation as a central resource for
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Third International
Conference - Barcelona, September 16-19, 1994
Lectures :Artistic
autonomy or functional determinism: The dilemma of form in Modern Architecture
by Juan Antonio Cortes- Megaform and landform as a remedial strategy by Kenneth
Frampton - The art of building cities by Antonio Monestiroli - The selective
inventory of Modern Movement works: Monuments versus ordinary architecture by
Gérard Monnier - The division of function in the modern city: The debate
between CIAM and Team X by Dennis Sharp - The problem and Myth of technology in
Modern Movement architecture by Igansi de Sola-Morales - The critical
restoration of Modern Architecture by Bruno Reichlin
Registers Session: Modern
Slovenian Architecture and the Conservation of Monuments by Stane Bernik, Jelka
Pirkovic, Gojko Zupan—Possible Selection of Criteria fo Safeguarding the 20th
Century Built Heritage by Gilles Barbey, Michel Clivaz—The Modern Movement in
Leningrad: problems of the register by Boris Kirikov, Maria
Makogonova—Chronological and Sylistic Criteria or the Modern Movement by Janis
Kubickova—The Architecture of Modernity in Québec : modern movement of
international style ? by France Vanlaethem—The Modern Movement in the City
of Salvador by Angela West Pedrao, Anna Beatriw Galvao—Noticing the
Ordinary : an archaeology of building provision by David Whitham
Technology
Session : Specific Technologies for the Maintenance of
Modern-Movement Architecture by Pier Giovanni Bardelli, Angelica Frisa
Morandini ; Antonietta Cerrato, Katerina Mele ; and Carlo
Ostorero—The Restoration of the Two Buikdings of Ernst Neufert in Jena by
Susanna Engelmann—Industrial Thought on Technique qs Seen Through the Works of
Jean Prouvé by Susqnnq Ferrini—The Ferro-Cemento Experimentql Storehouse by
Pier Luigi Nervi by Claudio Greco—The Hanken Building-Swedish School of
Economics and Business : Restoration Priciples by Juha
Lemstrom—Rennovation Problems of the Hans Scharoun Building on the WUWA Housing
stat by Jadwiga Urbanik
Architectural History Session : The Sixth
Plane and Illumination by Susan Bower – The Paradox of the Modern Movement:
Fifty Years of Reconstruction and Conservation in the Netherlands by Robert
Docter and Peter van Dun – Aviation Architecture and its Message of Modernity
by Marieke Kuipers – Hygiene, Technology and Economy: The 1930s Architecture of
the Finnish Defense Forces by Anne Mäkinen
Education Session : The
Restoration Project for the Domehouse of Zonnestraal by Aimée de Back –
Learning Technology in Perspective Through Transcription by Daniel Bernstein –
Importance of the Modern Movement in the Training of New Architects by Mabel
Scarone – The Danger of History for Architects by Dietrich W. Schmidt –
Typological Approach to Modern Architecture by Giuseppe Strappa –
Modern-Movement Design Projects and Realizations in the Training of Young
Architects by Krystyna Styrna Bartkowicz and Maria J. Zychowska
Iberian Modern-Movement Architecture
: The Battle for ‘A Mexicana’ or Long Live ‘A Mexicana’ by José Manuel
Fernandes – Differential Traits of Galician Rationalism: Tradition and
Modernity by Fernando Agrasar Quiroga – The Conservation of the Barcelona
Pavilion by Isabel Bachs – The Recuperation of a Master Work of Catalan
Modernity by Mario Corea – Focal Points and Multiple Poles by José A. Sosa
Díaz-Saavedra and María Luisa González García – The Modern Movement in the
Canary Islands: Urban Renewal, Architecture and Criticism by María Isabel
Navarro Segura – The Restoration of the Casa Bloc by Jaume Sanmarti. 30 euros
Fourth International Conference
- Universality and Heterogeneity -
Bratislava, September 18-20, 1996
Between the Barrier and the Sieve: Finding the Border
in the Modern Movement - Modernism in Central Europe: Its background,
correlation and manifestations - Towards a reintegration of MoMo architectural
cultures - For a historical critique of the idea of unity in the Modern
Movement - Universality across time: The prehistory of Modernism
Architectural History:-The
Lessson of Eastern Europe by András Ferkai—Architecture as Object and
Habituality: Karl Tiege, a Master Builder of Utopias? By Manuela
Castagnara—Bohuslav Fuchs—A Synthesiser of Regional Traditions and
International Trends by Jan Sedlák—Zlin Architecture: A Lesson of
Universitality and Heterogeneity in Modern Moevement by Peter Lizon—German
Influences in Slovak Architecture, 1918-1945 by Matús Dulla and Henrietta
Hammer—Modern Movement and National Identity:The Cubic House and Its Critique
in Early Republican Turkey by Sibel Bozdogan—Tracing German Speaking Jewish
Architects by Myra Warhatig and Henry Wingler—Le Corbusier in La Plata: The
Curuchet House—Urban Insertion and Transcendental Message
Gardens and Landscapes
Session: Preserving Modern Landscape Architecture in America by
Charles Birnbau—Green Modernity: The Transcendence of Burle Marx’s work by
Guilherme Mazza Dourado—Landscape for Living: Ducthe
Resdential Landscape Architecture by Jan
Woudstra—Landscape and Architecture at La
Foundation Maeght by Jan Birksted
Education Session: Intentions and
Policies for the ISC-E. Latin Experience at the University of Buenos Aires by
Mabel Scarone—From Virtual Space to the
Apple Tree: Student Projects for the Future Bahaus Competition by Penyo
Stolarov
Register Session:
Official Point of View and Personal Regard on the DOCOMOMO
International Selection by France Vanlaethem—Is It In or Is It Out? Developing
a DOCOMOMO Registry in the Northeastern United States by Andrew Wolfram,
Theodore Prudon and the DOCOMOMO Northeastern US WP—Vancuover’s Recent Landmark
Program by Robert G. Lemon and Marco D’Agostini—The Modern Movement in Palm
Springs, California, USA by Anthony A. Merchell—DPH and DOCOMOMO—Register of
Modern Movement Architecture in the Sity of Sao Paolo, Brazil by Mirthes I.
S ; Baffi, Clara Correia d’Alambert and Wlater
Pires—Dutch MoMo—Monuments Under Discussion by Marieke Kuipers
Preservation Session: Aspects of
Preservarion of the Early Modern Movement in Denmark by Helen G. Zlling and Ola
Wedebrunn—Preserving Modern Housing: Two Contrastnig Excperiences in London by
Catherine F. A ; Croft—Modern Architecture as Educational Catalyst by
Allen Cunningham—Rehabilitation Technology User Expecttations and Aura—Daniel
Bernstein
Urbanism Session: Urbanism in
the Modern Movement in Wroclaw by Wanda Kononwicz—Oswaldo Bratke: Two Urban
Challenges in the Amazon by Hugo Segawa –Avant garde and
« Traditional » Elements in 1960’s Urbanism: The Cqse of Cunbernauld
New Town by Miles Glendinning—Town Planning After the War in its Mid-Life
Crisis: Current Developments in Conservation in the Netherlands from a Policy
Point of View by Rob Docter—The Influence of the Modern Movement in Argentine
Housing by Alfredo Conti.
Technology Session: DOCOMOMO’s Technology Data-Base; Towards a World-wide
Network—Concrete and California Modernism by Jeffrey M. Chusid—Folk Roots in
MoMo’s Technical Innovations: A Case
Study by Jorge O. Gazaneo;
30
euros
Fifth International Conference - Vision and reality: Social aspects of architecture
and urban planning in the modern movement - Stockholm, September 16-18,
1998
Keynote lectures: The Modern vision and its critics - ‘Visions’: An empty
expression or a designed future? For a return to the tasks and goals of
architecture - The social concepts of Modernism and their application in
different states - Contradictions and achievements of the Modern Movement in
the United States, 1932-50
Nordic session: Modernism as a vehicle for social change in the Nordic
Welfare-states - “One day we shall inherit the Earth”: Swedish functionalism as
a vision and in reality - Norway - Vision and reality: Denmark - Finnish
Modernism: Future ideas and hard realities - Social aspects and Modern
architecture in Iceland
Primary session: Confronting the ‘Modern’ in architecture: The limits, the
limit - The Eichler Homes and the hybridization of California Modernism - The
birth of Modern architecture in Japan: Internal and external aspects in the
1920s and 1930s - 30 euros
Sixth International Conference - The Modern City facing the Future -
Brasília, September 19-22, 2000
Opening session: Hubert-Jan
Henket
Main Theme Sessions: Modern movement and Urban history by
Jean-Louis Cohen - Le Corbusier and Latin America: Urban Thinking / Urban
projects – A Third world Modern Urbanism by Milton Santos – Latin American
cities by Silvia Arangos – French Modern Cities, by Philippe Panerai – Rome,
the city of the future in the lessons of history; typological models and
strategies of intervention by Maria Letizia Conforto – Paradoxes in the
conservation of newness: the invention of an antipodean “civic domain” by Hanna
Lewi – The conception of Abuja, the new capital city of Nigeria, as synthesis
of planning principles from Europe.
Brasilia Session: City and citizenship: a contribution to the
study of the modern city considered a work of art: Chandigarh and Brasilia by
Matheus Gorowitz – Living with Brasilia. A resident’s perspective of the
confrontation between heroic vision and social reality by Rosane Bauer – What
do we really know about Brazilia? Misleading and prejudice in canonical books
by Ruth Verde Zein and Ana Gabriela Gohinho Lima – A legal system for urbanism:
the modern movement unseen face by Sarah Feldman – Architectural and social
modernity: the image of Brasilia in the European movies by Mario Campos –
Brasilia reproduced as backdrop by Sunil Bald.
History and Theory Session: Buildings building the city: Saõ
Paulo in the Fifties by Carlos Martins – Ancient and Modern Cities in the work
of Constantine Doxiadis by Panayotis Tournikiotis – Brazil in Modern
architectural handbooks by Nelci Tinem and Lucia Borges – Matrix of man by
Hilde Heynen – About the teaching of theory and history of Modern Architecture:
for the dissemination of new notions and conceptions by Pasqualino Romano
Magnavita.
Housing session: Fifty years after the INA-Casa by Paola Di Biagi
– Modern city as a tool of Russification: Estonian experience by Mart Kalm –
The Heritage of the grands ensembles by Philippe Panerai – A la recherche de la
maison moderniste perdue by Sonia Marques and Edja Trigueiro – Creating
historic modern cities by learning from modern historic rules by Paul Meurs.
Public Space session: SOS Berlin Alexander Platz: the raising of
DDR Modernism by Maria de Betania Cavalcanti-Brendle – Airport as city square:
Toronto Edmonton and Winnipeg airports, 1964 by Bernard Flaman – In search of
the sublime Villanueva and the Central University Campus in Caracas by Silvia
Hernandez de Lasala – Clone city: Modernism, landscape and the crisis of the
European conurbation by Miles Glendinning – Rethinking the core of the city:
beyond the functionalism in the Hiroshima Place Center by Kenzo Tange by Kenji
Watanabe – Public spaces by Burle Marx by Guilherme Mozza-Dourado – The “ville
verte”: rethinking City Landscape by Franco Panzini.
Urban Conservation Session: Urban Conservation Session report by
Paul Meurs – The modern movement city planning in the Russian Provinces by Jan
Molena and Ivan Nevzgodine – Contextualism & rupture. Modernism in the post-war
reconstruction of Lübeck by Klaus Brandle – Large scale interventions in
Boston’s Back Bay (1950-present): a self-correcting modernist Urbanism by David
Fixler and Hélène Lipstadt – Brussels skuscrapers: problems of identity.
Destroying in the name of protection by Sarah Moutury.
Register Session: Coming of age: Scottish new towns in the 21st
century by David Witham – The social housing in the 1920s: the garden city
concept by Jean-Marc Basyn and Luc Verpoest – X-ray the city! Ernest Fooks,
modern planner in the new world by Catherine Townsend – Modern shops and modern
shapes – registration versus regeneration by Marieke Kuipers.
Technology Session: Power architecture in modern New Zealand by
Andrew Stuart Leach – Essential war material, modernism harbinger: unseasoned
hardwood and its implications for the post-war Australian city by Philip Goad –
Brazilian modern architecture: climatic adaptation principles by Griselda
Pinheiro Klüppel – Transitions in modernist factory planning in Saõ Paulo
1945-55: The influence of British and North-American design idea by Philip
Gunn.
Closing lectures: Reconsidering Chandigarh: the question of
preservation and intervention in the sector 17 Central Chowk by Jadish Sagar –
Brasilia facing the future by Paulo Zimbres – The modern city facing the future
by Allen Cunningham – The reception of modern architecture by Fabienne
Chevallier - 30 euros
Seventh International Conference - Image, use, heritage, the reception of
architecture of the modern movement - Paris, September 18-19, 2002
Seventh International
Conference –The Reception of Architecture
of the Modern Movement: Imqge, Usage, Heritage-- Paris. September 16-19, 2002
Introduction: Preface
by Francesco Bandarin and Jacqueline Bayon—Une Histoire Culturelle de la Modernité
Architecturale by Jean-Yves Andrieux—La Modernité Française de
L’entre-Deux-Guerres et L’esthétique de la Réception by Fabienne Chevallier
Prelude : The
Challenges of the Modern Movement :
UNESCO’s World Heritage Center and the Programme on Modern Heritage by Franceso
Bandarin—« Back From Utopia: The Challenge of the Modern Movement» by
Hubert-Jan Henket—What Happened ? by Wessel de Jonge—La politique de
l’institut français d’architecture en Faveur de L’héritage du Mouvement Moderne
by Jean-Louis Cohen—La Réception de L’Architecture du Mouvement Moderne by
Gérard Monnier
Chapter 1 : Buildings
Urban Themes and their Interpretations : Introduction by Panayotis Tournikiotis—The Iconic Status and
Historical Significance of hte Leicester University Engineering Laboratory,
designed by James Sterling and James Gowan by Edwin S. Brierly—Myths of the
Mies Pavillion by Emma Dent Coad—Eero Saarinen’s Arch and Social
Distinction : the lessons from Pierre Bourdieu for Modern Movement
Critical Reception and History by Helen Lipstadt—La Reception du Palais
l’UNESCO : la modernité internationale sur la scène française by :Claude Loupiac—Une Doctrine –les cinq points de
l’architecture moderne- et son manifeste- la Villa Savoie : leur réception par les architectes italiens de 1933 a 1960
by Marcello Pazzaglini et Silvia Salvati
Chapter 2 : Publics
and Usages : Introduction
by Jean-Yves Andrieux—Today’s Image of Swedish Housing Areas Built Between 1930
and 1965 by Marina Botta—Obsolescence et Modernité Architecturales by
Isabelle Chesnau—Modernity of Modern Imagery :Reception of the Szent
Istavàn Park Apartment Complex in Budapest by András Ferkai—La Réception et le
quartier des grattes-ciel, centre de Villeurbanne, ou pourquoi des grattes-ciel
a Villeurbanne en 1932 ? by Emmanuelle Gallo—The Politics of
Utopianism : the conception and reception of Mass Housing in England by
Miles Glendinning
Chapter 3 : Writings on and Images of the Modern
Movemnt : Introduction by
Catherine Cooke—Building Soberly, Acting Bizzarely : Architects and the
Modern Movement by Inge Bodbrecky—Constructing an Image : photographie of
Finnish architecture by Petra Ceferin—The Media and the Modern Movement in
Nigeria and the Gold Coast by Hannah le
Roux—La Réception de l’unité d’habitation de Marseille de Le Corbusier dans les
revues d’architecture en Italie by Nicoletta Trasi—L’architecture à la
télévision française (1945-1980) :vers un lieu de débat sur le mouvement
moderne ? by Alice Thomine
Chapter
4 : Heritage and Conservation
Strategies : Introduction by France
Vanlaethem—De la Stigmatisation à la monumentalité du Mouvement moderne :
l’œuvre de Le Corbusier en Gironde by Bruno Fayolle-Lussac—Fairy Tales and Fair
Practice, Considering Conservation, Image and Use by Marieke Kuipers—La Cité
Modèle du Heysel :aspect patrimonial by Sarah Moutury—Rose Seidler
House : the representation of use value in modern places by Alexandra
Teague—Evaluating Modern Heritage in the Federal Government of Canada’s
Building Inventory by Andrew M. Waldon
Chapter 5 : Writings and Images
on the Modern Movement (2) : Introduction by Richard Klein—The Reception and Image
of Modern Industrial Buildings by Nina Rappaport—White Modernism ?
One of the Major Misunderstandings in the Reception of the Modern Movement by
Barbara Klinkhammer—The Reception of the Brazillian Trend by Hugo Segwa—La
Fortune Critique de Louis Sullivan et Frank Lloyd Wright en Allemagne :
une page d’écriture de la modernité by Helene Jannière—La Réception de Robert
Mallet-Stevens : la redécouverte d’un architecte au succès controversé by
Nathalie Roulleau-Simonnot
Chapter 6 : Reception and
Technical Innovations : Introduction by Ola Wedebrunn and Jaques-Yves
Andrieux—The Role of Technology in Modern Architecture by Massimo Dringoli—Le
Pan de Verre de l’UNESCO : entre ouvert et fermé, double et simple by
Daniel Bernstein and Vanessa Fernandez—Réhabiliter ou Rénover le Patrimone
architectural contemporain : le cas du centre administratif et siège
mondial de Nestlè à Vevey by Dominiaue D. J. Gilliard—Stone-faced Precast Panel
Technology : monitoring intervention techniques for stabilisation by Kyle
C. Normandin—Modern Movement Clashes over the Traditions of Building and Living
by Carlo Pozzi—Colour : an uknown feature of Wroclaw « Nues Bauen » Architecture by
Jadwiga Urbanik and Agnieszka Gryglewska
Chapter 7 : Buildings, Urban
Schemes and their Interpretations (2)
Introduction by Kaisa Broner Bauer –
After the Modern Movement : The Falchera Neighborhood in Torino, an
Example of Reception of the Modern Movement, between the Abstract Model and
Quotidian Use by Pier Giovanni Bardelli, Carlo Caldera, Marika Mangosio,
Carlo Ostorero, Caterina Mele –La médiatisation d’Habitat 67 et le mythe de la
fin de l’architecture moderne by Hubert Beringer –Life and Death of a Modern
Avenue : W-3, Brasilia by Frederico Rosa Borges de Holanda, Alexandre
Sampaio da Silva, Lilian Maria Borges Leal de Britto, Lucia Helena Ferreira
Moura, Ronald Belo Ferreira –Le Lycée Camille-Sée (Paris, 1934) ou la modernité
célébrée by Marc Le Cœur – The Architecture of the “Record Years”:
Characteristics to Preserve and Develop by Sonja Vidén
Chapter 8 : The Values of the Modern
Movement: Local Reception and the International Dimension Introduction by
Daniéle Voldman – Reflections on Modern
Movement Architecture in the Mass Media of the Urals Region, Russia by Olga
Alekseevna Bukharkina and Lyudmila Ivanovna Tokmeninova – Modernity and Architecture in New Zealand by
Andrew Leach – The Political Treatment
of the Modern Movement: The Case of Belgrade by Aleksandra Stupar – Le
Corbusier et Saint-Dié: les termes du débat by Vincent Bradel – La réception de l’architecture brésilienne à
Royan by Gilles Ragot
Chapter 9 : Events and
Demonstrations Introduction by Jean-Yves Andrieux –Australian Reception: The
International Architectural Exhibition in Melbourne, 1927 by Philip Goad –
“When camels fly”: The 1934 Levant Fair, Tel Aviv by Raquel Rapaport, Horacio
Schwarz and Arie Sivan –Le concours international pour le siege de
l’Organisation Mondiale de la santé (OMS), en 1959: un outil d’innovation by
Aymone Nicolas –Tropical Extravaganza in Berlin: The Reception of the “Niemeyer
House” at the Interbau-Berlin, 1957 and of Brazilian Architecture in German,
Swiss and Austrian Journals of the 1940s and ‘50s by Márcio Correia Campos
–From Event Architecture to Ephemeral Permanence: Archigram in the Antipodes by
Louise Annabelle Noble
Chapter 10 : Modern Architecture and
the Construction of Identities
Introduction by
Stanislaus von Moos –La réception de l’habitation coloniale moderne en Libye
(1930-1940). Théories, modèles, débats by
Riccardo Forte –The Modern Movement Put into a Different Context by Hiroyasu
Fujioka –Attitudes Towards Modern Architecture in the USSR and Russia (second
half of the 20th century): A Testimony by Andrei Gozak –The Welsh
Heritage of Modern Movement - Questions of International Import Raised by one
Small Country by Judi Loach –Professional Reception vs. Cultural Context - For
Whom do we Preserve the Architecture
of the Modern Movement? by Anja Kervanto Nevanlinn
Chapter 11 : Modern Heritage as
World Heritage Introduction: Panel on Modern Heritage as World Heritage: Identification
and Preservation of Modern Urban Heritage by Francesco Bandarin –Modern Heritage
as World Heritage: How to find Advocates for Modern Heritage? by Fabio
Grementieri –How Should the Basic Requirements of the World Heritage List be
Interpreted in the Case of Modern Architecture? by Jukka Jokilehto
–Identification et preservation du patrimoine moderne urbain by Jean-Louis
Cohen
Epilogue L’architecture moderne vivante
by Dani Karavan. 40 euros
. Preservation technology dossiers
Dossier 1 - Curtain Wall Refurbishment: A challenge to manage -
January 1996
Lectures: An image of modernity: An American history of the curtain wall
- Curtain walls in the Netherlands: Refurbishing an architectural phenomenon -
A future for curtain wall: Typology, development, lifespan and refurbishment -
Curtain walls as a system of building physics: A perspective for refurbishment
- Natural stone: Ageing curtain walls in the United Kingdom - Redevelopment of
postwar real estate
Case studies: Curtain walls in the USA: Failures, investigation and
repair - Blaak 333 (Kraaijvanger, 1961): A critical review of a second life -
The Rijnhotel (Merkelback & Emming, 1957): An approximate image - City
savings Bank (Tvarozek, 1930): Slovakia’s first curtain wall refurbishment -
St. Cuthbert’s (Marwick & Sons, 1936): An early curtain wall - The Thyssen
Haus (HPP Architects, 1957): A curtain wall replaced from head to toe - The
Amoco building (Stone, 1970): Recladding of a marble landmark o Boots factory
(Williams, 1932): Careful medication for a curtain wall - 20 euros
Dossier 2 - The Fair Face of Concrete: Conservation and repair of exposed
concrete - 1997
History and development: Concrete is art: The design potential of
concrete - A miracle material: The abstract expression of concrete - A Modern
Movement in engineering: Technology and architecture - José Luis Delpini:
Centennial of an unknown master engineer - Concrete Atlantis: The ‘faces’ of
concrete in the United States - Authenticity is more than skin deep: Conserving
Britain ‘s postwar concrete architecture
Diagnose and remedy: Concrete diagnose: Failure and repair of reinforced
concrete o Preserving more… by doing less!: Principles of electro-chemical
concrete repair - Durability of electro-chemical repair in the Netherlands:
Housing Frederikstraat, The Hague (1978) - Concrete repair and material
authenticity: Evaluation of material authenticity: Evaluation of electro-chemical
preservation techniques
Case studies: Restoring brilliant ornamentation: Bahá’i house of worship
(Louis Bourgeois, 1920-53) - An unobtrusive treatment: Pumping station
Parkluizen, Rotterdam (1968) - A brilliant match?: Pumping station Parkluizen,
Rotterdam (1968) - Investments in an invisible future: The Nubar Bey villa at
Garches (Auguste Perret, 1931) - A delay of decay: Notre-Dame de Royan
(Guillaume Gillet, 1958) - Spiritual architecture in concrete: St. Antonius
Church (Moser, 1927) and Goetheanum (Steiner, 1928) - Patch repair leaves
architectural integrity: The Beethoven hall of the Stuttgart Liederhalle - A
multi phased approach: Promontory apartments, Chicago (Mies van des Rohe, 1949)
- A tailored remediation tragedy: Finsbury Health Center (Tecton &
Lubetkin, 1938) - 20 euros
Dossier 3 - Reframing the Moderns, Substitute Windows and Glass -
April 2000
History and developments: Windows - Steel framed windows of the 1930s:
Metal window industry in Finland - Glass as matter: A brief history of manufacturing
and application - Window glass technology in the 20th Century: Glass
manufacturing in the United States
Strategies ans policies: Framing opinions: English campaign to conserve
windows - Keep the spirit!: Window replacement in Rotterdam’s 1900-1960 districts
- An artificial look: PVXC replacement windows in Tallinn
Case study: Restoration of a 19th Century curtain wall: The Reliance
Building of Chicago, USA - Modern buildings and their windows: some restoration
experiences in Germany - Restoration of transparency: The Casa del Fascio in
Como (Giuseppe Terragni, 1932-36) - Preservation of steel framed windows: The
Weisse Stadt Estate in Berlin-Reinickendorf, 1929-30 - Modification of existing
windows: Vestersø Apartment House (Fisker & Møller, 1937-39) - The window
and the plane: The Central Post Office in The Hague (Bremer, 1939-49) -
Retention and replacement, a careful balance: The Westman House in Lund, Sweden
(1939) - Euro-legislation calls for changes: Copenhagen’s White Meat Town
(1932-34) - Light and air in a poisonous and noisy world: Sveaplan School in
Stockholm (Ahrbom & Zimdahl, 1936) - Re-use of a building where less is
more: Rietveld’s School of Art, Arnhem (1958-63) - 20
euros
Dossier 4 - Wood and Modern Movement - August 2000
Lectures: Beyond the balloon frame: Engineered wood comes of age in USA
- Understanding and interpreting the spirit is a necessity for Restoration:
Timeless patterns in Alvar Aalto’s use of wood o Modern times for Norwegian
wood - The Venice pavilion of Alvar Aalto: Problems in the conservation of
Modern Architecture - Konrad Wachsmann’s use of log building traditions in
Modern Architecture - Prototype of the undulating wooden ceiling in Viipuri
Library: A case study o Wood and acoustics in the Scandinavian concert hall of
the Modern Movement - Architectural principles in wooden Functionalism in
Finland
Articles: Wide-spanned wood structures in the Modern Movement in Germany
and Austria - West Coast regionalism: An overview of the development of wood
Modernism in British Columbia - Paradox of Modernity: Why K. Knutsen’s cottage
in Portor is out of tradition - From corner-timbered log wall to light-frame
structures: research project 98-99 - Life cycle assessment: Essential
instrument for decision on environmental issues - Expressions and trends for
woods windows in Europe - Thermotimber: A new material for rerestoration - 20 euros
Dossier 5 - Modern Colour Technology: Ideals and Conservation -
July 2002
History and developments: Colour and Modern Movement architecture -
Colour concepts and colour scales in Modern architecture - restoring and
colouring in the architecture of Loos - Creating a cosmos of colours - Colour
in Russian Modern architecture during the interwar period - Colour images
section History and Developments
Diagnosis and remedy: Polychrome or monochrome? - Surprising colours of
a transparent factory: the van Nelle complex in Rotterdam - The reproduction of
historical colours with modern paints - Modernism and colour, a problem with
source materials - Colour images section Diagnosis and Remedy
Case study: Colours of the Copenhagen airport 1939 - E 1027 maison en
bord de mer o Lay out of the Aubette in Strasbourg by Theo Van Doesburg and its
restoration - Focus on original finish and colour during restoration of Le
Corbusier’s Maison Guiette (1926) in Antwerp - Miving in a painting - The
Renaat Braem house (1958) - Colour on plaster and framework - Modern colours
reviewed - Henry van de Velde: A welcome home… - 20
euros
Dossier 6 - Stone in Modern Buildings: Principles of Cladding -
April 2003
Main themes: Experiencing Stone, structure and cladding - Marble
sheeting in Modern architecture - Prerequisites and alteration of materials in
the restoration of Modern buildings
Materials and diagnosis: Stone facing techniques in 20th Century handbooks -
Characteristics of stone and the choice of quarry - Cladding technology, from
slab to precast - Stone-faced precast panel technology: Monitoring and
intervention techniques for stabilization
Case studies: palazzo della Civilità Italiana, Rome - Arhus Town Hall
(Arne Jacobsen & Erik Møller, 1938-40) - Milá House, Barcelona (Antoni
GaudÍ I Cornet with Josep Maria Jujol, 1905-10) - Shell House, Berlin (Emil
Farhenkamp, 1930-32) - Post Office Building, Naples (Giuseppe Vaccaro &
Gino Franzi, 1928-36) - Finlandia Hall, Helsinski (Alvar Aalto, 1967-71)
Posters: Techniques and experiments in fixing stone cladding - Natural
polychromy and materiality in Angiolo Mazzoni’s buildings - The marble facing
of Marconi’s obelisk at EUR, Rome - Gio Ponti’s Palazzo Rasini in Milan -
Between autarky and innovation: Spatrisano’s House for the Disabled - The role
of stone cladding in Modern Italian architecture - Giuseppe Terragni’s Casa del
Fascio in Como - Durability design in stone cladding facades - 20 euros
Dossier 7 – Technology of sensations: The
Alvar Aalto Vyborg Library - September 2004
Introduction: preface by Tatyana Svetelnikova – The technology of
sensations by Ola Wedebrunn
Case studies: Zonestraal: restoration of a transitory architecture, by
Wessel de Jonge – The Narkofin House and the modern movement in Moscow, by Anke
Zalivako – The Alvar Aalto Library in Vyborg, by Maija Kairamo and Tapani
Mustonen – The 1950s renovation of Viipuri Library, by Kirsti Reskalenko –
What’s the time in Vyborg? by Liisa Roberts and al.
Construction of sensations: An analysis of the daylighting principles in
two libraries designed by Alvar Aalto by Merete Madsen – The structure and
system of Alvar Aalto’s round skylight by Markku Norvatsuo – Aalto and natural
light by Tina Sarawgi – Thermal comfort in the Viipuri library, by Emmanuelle
Gallo – Architectural paint research in the Vyborg Library, by Mariël Polman –
An acoustic research of the undulating wooden ceiling in the Vyborg Library, by
Bob Mortensen – Description of the building’s construction (English translation
of a text by Alvar Aalto) – Epilogue, by Maija Kairamo. 25 euros
Dossier 8 – Coming
Soon
Dossier 9
- Climate and Building Physics in the
Modern Movement
September 2006
Introduction preface by Jos Tomlow and Ola Wedebrunn—Building Sciences as Reflected
in Modern Movement Literature by Jos Tomlow
Articles The Unbearable Lightness of
Building : The «Functionality Differentiated Outer Wall» and the
Preservation of Modern Movement Buildings by Wessel De Jonge—Hans Scharoun`s
Schminke House in Löbau (Saxony): Building Science Aspects, Heating and
Ventilation Concepts by Klaus Graupner—First Steps in Establishing the
Discipline of Building Science : The Research Institute of Heat Insulation
in Munich by Roland Gellert and Horst Zehender—Syzmon Sykrus—CIAM
Representative of Poland and Pioneer in Integrating Building Science in Modern
Movement Architecture by Jadwiga Ubranik—The Modern Movement and the Flat
Roof Discussion by Anke Zalivako—Thermal Strategies : Towards a Modern
Insulation by Torben Dahl—Severe Climate as a Conidtion : The Construction
of Modern Movement Buildings in Siberia by Ivan Nevzgodin—Aspects of the
Tropical Climate Adaptation in Brazilian Modern Movement Architecture by Griselda Pihheiro Klüppel—Modern Movement
Architecture and Heating Innovations in France 1900-1939 by Emmanuelle
Gallo—Aire Conditioning and Installations in the Capitol Building in Madrid by
César Martín Gómez. 20
euros
Dossier 2 - The Body, Sport and Modern Architecture
Preface by Panayotis
Tournikiotis
Panayotis Tournikiotis – Rethinking the Body: Sports in Modern
Architecture
Niki Loizidi – Body and Sport as Institutions of the
Aesthetic Ideology of Modernism
Dimitri Philippides – Athletics, Tourism and Ancient Glory
Maristella Casciato – Rome 1960: Olympic Games and Modernization
Fabienne Chevallier and Marie
Vives – Architecture and Sport in France
1918-1945: A Political and Cultural History
Ivana Lazanja and Darja
Radović Mahečić – The
Croatian Sport Architecture of the Interwar Period
Nifüfer Baturayoğlu Yöney
and Yildiz Salman – The Culture of the
Body and Sports Buildings in Modern Architecture in Turkey
Dennis Sharp – For Empire and the Olympics: Wembley Stadia 1923-2004
Marieke Kuipers – Sports versus Housing: The Survival of the
Olympic Stadium in Amsterdam
Anna Maria Odenthal – The restoration and modernization of the
Olympic Stadium in Berlin
Hikka Högström – Architecture of Helsinki: “Great is to
triumph, greater far noble combat”
Tullia Iori and Sergio
Poretti – Pier Luigi Nervi’s Works for
the 1960 Rome Olympics
Maro Kardamitsi Adami – School Hygiene and Athletics in the Greek
Interwar Architecture
Andreas Giacumacatos – Sport facilities in Greek Modern
Architecture
Dimitris A. Fatouros – The Swimming
Pool of the Naval Academy in Piraeus, Greece. 20 euros
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