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Paolo Portoghesi and the Postmodern Project
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Silvia Micheli
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Foreword. East West Central: Re-Building Europe 7
- Introduction 13
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I. Identity Construct(ion)s
- Piercing the Wall: East-West Encounters in Architecture, 1970–1990 27
- Notes on Centers and Peripheries in Eastern Bloc Architectures 45
- An Image and Its Performance: Techno-Export from Socialist Poland 59
- Postmodern Architectural Exchanges Between East Germany and Japan 73
- Being Underground: Dalibor Vesely, Phenomenology and Architectural Education during the Cold War 89
- From the Hungarian Tulip Dispute to a Post-Socialist Kulturkampf 105
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II. The Turn to History
- Russia, Europe, America: The Venice School between the U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A. 121
- Deconstructing Constructivism 149
- The (New) Concept of Tradition: Aldo Rossi’s First Theoretical Essay 165
- Paolo Portoghesi and the Postmodern Project 179
- Boris Magaš and the Emergence of Postmodernist Themes in the Croatian Modernist Tradition 191
- “Keep Your Hands Off Modern Architecture”: Hans Hollein and History as Critique in Cold War Vienna 209
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III. Public Criticism and the Rediscovery of the City
- Heritage, Populism and Anti-Modernism in the Controversy of the Mansion House Square Scheme 227
- Preservationism, Postmodernism, and the Public across the Iron Curtain in Leipzig and Frankfurt/Main 245
- “Le Monopole du Passéisme”: A Left-Historicist Critique of Late Capitalism in Brussels 261
- Keeping West Berlin “As Found”: Alison Smithson, Hardt‑Waltherr Hämer and 1970s Proto‑Preservation Urban Renewal 275
- Humane Spontaneity: Teaching New Belgrade Lessons of the Past 289
- Quality of Life or Life-in-Truth? A Late- Socialist Critique of Housing Estates in Czechoslovakia 303
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Appendix
- Notes on Contributors 321
- Index 329
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Foreword. East West Central: Re-Building Europe 7
- Introduction 13
-
I. Identity Construct(ion)s
- Piercing the Wall: East-West Encounters in Architecture, 1970–1990 27
- Notes on Centers and Peripheries in Eastern Bloc Architectures 45
- An Image and Its Performance: Techno-Export from Socialist Poland 59
- Postmodern Architectural Exchanges Between East Germany and Japan 73
- Being Underground: Dalibor Vesely, Phenomenology and Architectural Education during the Cold War 89
- From the Hungarian Tulip Dispute to a Post-Socialist Kulturkampf 105
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II. The Turn to History
- Russia, Europe, America: The Venice School between the U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A. 121
- Deconstructing Constructivism 149
- The (New) Concept of Tradition: Aldo Rossi’s First Theoretical Essay 165
- Paolo Portoghesi and the Postmodern Project 179
- Boris Magaš and the Emergence of Postmodernist Themes in the Croatian Modernist Tradition 191
- “Keep Your Hands Off Modern Architecture”: Hans Hollein and History as Critique in Cold War Vienna 209
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III. Public Criticism and the Rediscovery of the City
- Heritage, Populism and Anti-Modernism in the Controversy of the Mansion House Square Scheme 227
- Preservationism, Postmodernism, and the Public across the Iron Curtain in Leipzig and Frankfurt/Main 245
- “Le Monopole du Passéisme”: A Left-Historicist Critique of Late Capitalism in Brussels 261
- Keeping West Berlin “As Found”: Alison Smithson, Hardt‑Waltherr Hämer and 1970s Proto‑Preservation Urban Renewal 275
- Humane Spontaneity: Teaching New Belgrade Lessons of the Past 289
- Quality of Life or Life-in-Truth? A Late- Socialist Critique of Housing Estates in Czechoslovakia 303
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Appendix
- Notes on Contributors 321
- Index 329
