Investigating various ways in which the cultures of the town and the countryside interact in architecture, original essays in this book written by an international range of recognized theorists will help all students of architecture and urban design understand how the urban and rural relate.

Taking a broad historical sweep, this collection draws on a symposium of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain.

Auteur

Andrew Ballantyne is Professor of Architecture at Newcastle University. His recent books include Deleuze and Guattari for Architects (Routledge, 2007).

Contenu

Rural and Urban Milieux Andrew Ballantyne and Gillian Ince
1. Villeggiatura in the Urban Context of Renaissance Rome: Paul III Farnese's Villa-Tower on the Campidoglio Antonella De Michelis
  1. Rural Urbanism Dana Arnold
    1. Anti-Urban Utopia in the German Aufklarung: the Ideology of Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorff's Architecture Marc Brabant
      1. Urban Meets Rural: a Study of Three Eighteenth-Century Retreats on the Isle of Wight Stewart Abbott
        The Picturesque Bourgeois House at the Edges of the Neo-Classical City Philippe Gresset
        Rural Buildings and the Search of a 'Regional' Architecture in Belgium Leen Meganck and Linda van Santvoort
        Nature and the City in 1920s America: Sunnyside Gardens, Queens, New York Bruce Thomas
        Rurality as a Locus of Modernity: Romanian Interwar Architecture Carmen Popescu
        Is the Kibbutz a 'Radiant Village'?: Le Corbusier and the Zionist Movement Marina Epstein-Pliouchtch and Tzafrir Fainholtz
        An Unlikely Influence: Le Corbusier and the Garden City Movement Emma Dummett
        **From the 'Model Village' to a Satellite town: Reading Change in Temelli through the Transformation of its Residential Landscape *Ali Cengizkan and Didem Kilickiran *