The art-architecture complex

The author argues in his new and pol epic essay The Art-Architecture Complex that the fusion of the two is a defining characteristic of contemporary culture. For this reason, he identifies and defines a 'global style' of architecture as practiced by the great names of our days: Norman Foster, Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano, a style to which we can look for parallels. in the international style of Le Corbusier, Gropius or MIES van der Rohe. 346 p.: Illustration, Photo, Color, b/w, 22x14 cm., Paperback