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Planning and architecture / Walter Bor [and others] edited by Dennis Sharp.

Fine Arts Library NA9040 .P55 1967
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Bor, Walter G.
Sharp, Dennis, editor.
Korn, Arthur, 1891-
Architectural Association (Great Britain)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
City planning.
Architecture.
Physical Description:
169 pages : illustrations, plans, portraits ; 31 cm
Edition:
[First edition].
Place of Publication:
New York : Wittenborn, [1967]
Contents:
A question of urban identity, by W. Bor.
Density and traffic, by L. Hilberseimer.
On bird- and building-watchers, by W. Holford.
The architect and regional planning, by L. Ginsberg.
Kranichstein: new town, by E. May.
Patrick Geddes : the valley section, by J. Tyrwhitt.
Urban form, by A. Ling.
Connel, Ward, and Lucas, by B. Ward.
Le Corbusier and the coming generation, by S. Giedion.
The basic problem, by P. Oliver.
The sensation of space, by E. Goldfinger.
Architecture in England in the 1930's, by J. Pritchard.
Arthur Korn, man and teacher, by H. Morris and A. Derbyshire.
Arthur Korn and the English MARS Group, by M. Fry.
Arthur Korn, planner, by P. Johnson-Marshall.
Glas im Bau; a prophetic book, by R. McGrath.
My recollections of Arthur Korn, Berlin, 1923-4, by R. Steiger.
Analytical and utopian architecture, by A. Korn.
Extract from a letter to the executive committee of the MARS Group, by A. Korn.
The MARS plan.
Chronology of events and designs, 1891 to the present day.
Writings of Arthur Korn (p. 169).
Notes:
"Essays presented to Arthur Korn by the Architectural Association".
OCLC:
2304990

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