دانلود کتاب Laughing at Architecture: Architectural Histories of Humour, Satire and Wit

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Cover\nHalf-title\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nList of Figures\nList of Contributors\nHumour: A Lens for the Architectural and Urban Historian\n1. Laughing at the Baroque: A Drawing and Some Texts Compared\n2. From Reportage to Ridicule: Satirizing the Building Industry in the Eighteenth-Century Irish Press\n3. The Thorn of Scorn: John Nash and his All Souls Church for a Transformed Regency London\n4. ‘A Joke that Has Gone on Far Too Long’: Mocking the Completion of the New Hôtel des Postes de Paris (1886–1888)\n5. Deconstructing Gaudí: Entangled Relationships between Satire and Architectural Criticism\n6. Confronting Problems with a Sense of Humour: Adolf Loos’s Architectural Polemics and Viennese Journalism\n7. Words and Images of Contempt: Il Selvaggio on Architecture (1926–1942)\n8. Osbert Lancaster: Architectural Humour in the Time of Functionalism\n9. Irrational Interiors: The Modern Domestic Landscape Seen in Caricatures\n10. From ‘Little Russia’ to ‘Planet of the Apes’: Nicknaming Twentieth-Century Mass Housing in Belgium\n11. Saul Steinberg’s ‘Graph Paper Architecture’: Humorous Drawings and Diagrams as Instruments of Critique\n12. The Modern City through the Mirror of Humour: A Different Portrait\n13. Splendid?! Preposterous! Chinese Artists Mock the Architectural Spectacle\nIndex