Tabla de Contenidos: “…Bell Labs, and Deere & Company, p. 83 ; College Explosion: Campuses for the Modern World at Antioch, Drake, and Brandeis, p. 103 ; The Cutting Edge on Campus: The MIT Auditorium and Chapel, and the Yale Hockey Rink, p. 113 ; College Buildings in Context: Concordia, Chicago, and Morse and Stiles Colleges at Yale, p. 133 ; Building the Basics in a Small Midwestern Town: A Bank, a House, and a Church in Columbus, Indiana, p. 151 ; Big Ambitions in Big Cities Abroad: American Embassies in London and Oslo, p. 163 ; Big Ambitions in New York: The Vivian Beaumont Repertory Theater at Lincoln Center and the CBS Building, p. 173 ; Symbolizing Modernity: The Milwaukee War Memorial and the Saint Louis Gateway Arch, p. 191 ; Taking Flight: The Trans World Airlines Terminal and the Athens and Dulles International Airports, p. 205 ; Postscript: The Legacy, p. 230 ; Acknowledgments, p. 234 ; Notes, p. 234 ; Buildings, Projects and Furniture, p. 247 ; Bibliography, p. 249 ; Index, p. 251 ; Photo Credits, p. 255.…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Conté: Preface, p. 6 ; Introducing an Architecture of the Present: Critical Regionalism and the Design of Identity (Alexander Tzonis), p. 8 ; Critical Regionalism: A Facet of Modern Architecture since 1945 (Liane Lefaivre), p. 22 ; Projects, p. 56 ; Oscar Niemeyer (Dance Hall, Pampulha, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerals, Brazil 1942), p. 58 ; Richard Neutra (The Kaufmann Desert House, Palm Springs, Callfornia, USA 1946-47), p. 62 ; Alvar Aalto (Säynätsalo Town Hall, Säynätsalo, Finland 1948-52), p. 66 ; Dimitris Pikionis (Pathway up the Acropolis and the Philopappos Hill, Athens, Greece 1953-57), p. 70 ; Ricardo Porro (School of Plastic Arts, Havana, Cuba 1961-65), p. 74 ; Moshe Safdie (Hebrew Union College, Jerusalem, Israel 1976-88), p. 78 ; Renzo Piano Building Workshop (Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Centre, Nouméa, New Caledonia 1993-98), p. 82 ; Berger + Parkkinen ( The Nordic Embassies, Berlin, Germany 1995-99), p. 88 ; Jacques Ferrier and Jean-François Irissou (Siége Social de Toral énergie La Tour-de-Salvagny, Lyon, France 1998-99), p. 92 ; p. 102 ; Kengo Kuma (Hiroshige Ando Museum, Batoh, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan 1998-2000), p. 110 ; Leslie Elkins and James Turrell (Live Oak Friends Meeting Hall, Houston, Texas, USA 1995-2001), p. 116 ; MVRDV (Hageneiland, Ypenburg, The Netherlands 1997-2001), p. 120 ; Santiago Calatrava (Ysios Winery, Laguardia, Álava, Spain 1998-2001), p. 124 ; NavarraOfficeWalkArchitecture (Strin Park between Caltagirone and Piazza Armerina, Catania, Italy 2001), p. 128 ; foreign office architects (Yokohama International Port Terminal, Yokohama, Japan 1995-2002), p. 132 ; Gary Chang / Edge Design lnstitute Ltd (Suitcase House, Beijing, China 2001-02), p. 138 ; Ateliers Jean ouvel (Museum on Quai Branly, Paris, France, since 1999), p. 144 ; The Archltects, p. 151 ; Selected Bibliography, p. 154 ; Author Biographies, p. 157 ; lllustratlon Credits, p. 158.…”

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