دانلود کتاب The Ideal of Total Environmental Control: Knud Lonberg-Holm, Buckminster Fuller, and the Ssa

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Cover
Half Title
Series Information
Endorsement
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of contents
Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations used in the references
Introduction
Correlations
1 Knud Lönberg-Holm: A productivist architect in America
Functionalism in Denmark
KVE
The avant-garde in Germany
The Chicago Tribune competition
The modern functional building and the new objectivity
International constructivism
Amerika
The Mendelsohn controversy
Produktion-Reproduktion
The basic course at the University of Michigan
The theory of pure design
Private practice
Model before drawing
Reflections of a foreign correspondent
The G Group
ABC
Reflections in i10
Architecture in the industrial age
Architecture or organized space
Notes
2 Monuments and instruments: The SSA and the international style
The culture of industrial production at Architectural Record
Technical news and research
Affordable housing and prefabrication
From T-Square to Shelter: the critical issues
From Beaux Arts to functionalism
The international style
Universal architecture
Engineering consent for the cultural industry
Propaganda
Arts and industry
The Harvard modernists
Crystallizing public opinion
Shelter: a correlating medium for the forces of architecture
Correlation
The last issue
Teleology
Erewhon
Transmutation
Notes
3 Industrial emancipation and technocracy in the 1930s
Technocratic utopias
Bellamy and Steinmetz
Buckminster Fuller’s Soviet of Architects
Interstitial disturbances: clogging the system
“Industrially realizeable comprehensive, anticipatory, design science”
Technocracy Inc.
Automatism
Ergs for eggs
Charts of plenty
Urban obsolescence and mobility
Detroit: an industrial city in CIAM 4
The technician on the cultural front
Design for environmental control
Energy flows
The consumer as producer
Planning for productivity
Frederick Kiesler: a surrealist among the technocrats
The ideal of total environmental control
Notes
4 Sweet’s Catalog and repro-shelter
The modern quarry
The control revolution
Tooling up
An archeology of modernist knowledge
Architects’ data and the negotiation of standards
The Dodge corporate system
Designing information
Patterns for transmitting the flow of information
Technological translations and international exchange
The MRU
Prefabrication and the Soviet Union
Anonymous history
Notes
5 Information architecture
Worldwide reconstruction and postwar CIAM
Reformulation
Community standards
Inscriptional systems
Development Index
World projects
The epitome of navigation
Worldwide practice
Design automatism
From information to virtuality
Notes
The archetype of the invisible architects of the invisible architecture
Notes
Bibliography
Index