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Louis I. Kahn, Silence and Light, Actualité d'une pensée

Patrick Mestelan
2000
Books

Abstract

Cet ouvrage propose la traduction française de la conférence Silence and Light que Louis I. Kahn tient à Zurich le 12 février 1969 à l'EPF, lors de l'inauguration de l'exposition de ses travaux. Empreinte d'une grande spiritualité, cette conférence d'un architecte qui a contribué à mettre en crise le Mouvement moderne traite du sens de la création architecturale, avec ses implications sur la démarche de l'architecte, le regard qu'il porte sur son action et sa finalité et, par extension, sur le monde.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/ab23975b-f188-4a13-ba30-b94a9f35060c

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Patrick Mestelan
2000
Books

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/ab23975b-f188-4a13-ba30-b94a9f35060c

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