دانلود کتاب Primitive: Original Matters in Architecture

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Half-Title......Page 2
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Dedications......Page 6
Contents......Page 8
Illustration credits......Page 10
Contributors......Page 11
Acknowledgements......Page 17
Introduction......Page 18
Part 1: Original matters......Page 22
Book Cover......Page 1
1. Primitive: The word and concept......Page 24
Part 2: Negotiating origins......Page 36
2. The primitive as modern problem: Invention and crisis......Page 38
3. Origins redefined: A tale of pigs and primitive huts......Page 54
4. The primitive hut: Fantasies of survival in an all-white world......Page 64
5. Gottfried Semper’s primitive hut: Duration, construction and self-creation......Page 76
6. Mineral matters: Formation and transformation......Page 84
Part 3: Questioning colonial constructs......Page 92
7. Post-colonizing the primitive......Page 94
8. Notes for an alternative history of the primitive hut......Page 107
9. Reinventing ‘primitiveness’: Henri Lacoste and the Belgian Congo Pavilion at the 1931 International Colonial Exposition in Paris......Page 117
10. The radicalization of the primitive in Brazilian modernism......Page 129
11. The need to be critical......Page 142
Part 4: Urban myths......Page 146
12. Practically primitive......Page 148
13. Giants and columns......Page 160
14. The emblematic city: John Wood and the re-founding of Bath......Page 171
15. Alvar Aalto and the primitive suburb......Page 187
16. Metaphorical Manhattan: \'Paradise Lost\'......Page 197
Part 5: Making marks......Page 202
17. The perception of self-negation in the space of emptiness: The primitive in Tadao Ando’s architecture......Page 204
18. The ‘primitive surface’: Carving, modelling, marking and transformation......Page 215
19. The modern-day primitive hut?: ‘Self-building’ with Jung, Aalto and Le Corbusier......Page 228
20. The wisdom of thesands......Page 242
Part 6: Primitive futures?......Page 248
21. Digital commerce and the primitive roots of architectural consumption......Page 250
22. Primitive and the everyday: Sergison Bates, Lefebvre and the guilt of architectural expertise......Page 261
23. Heart of Darkness: Air of comfort......Page 272
24. Primitive: From which construction begins......Page 281
25. The United Cultures of Britain......Page 288
Select bibliography......Page 294
Index......Page 300