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Signalée dans la notice sur l’hôtel de La Bazinière du catalogue François Mansart le génie de l’architecture, paru en 1998, la présence de Le Pautre sur le chantier n’était envisagée qu’après 1661. La découverte d’un nouveau document daté... more
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Toute architecture imite quelque chose. Il est important de savoir ce qu’elle imite. Alors on peut comprendre comment et dans quel but elle le fait. En s’associant délibérément à la tradition de pensée qui considère l’architecture comme... more
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The monastery of Brou founded by Margaret of Austria, daughter of Maximilian I and aunt of his successor Charles V at the head of the Holy Roman Empire, is a masterpiece that has been regarded as a clever political instrument to represent... more
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      French RenaissanceArchitecture and politicsNation-building (Architecture and politics)Early Modern Architecture
analysis of Gillet conception of architecture
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      Construction TechnologyHistory and Theory of Modern ArchitectureFrench ArchitectureEcole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris
Insegnamento 053091-LABORATORIO DI PROGETTAZIONE FINALE Proposta di intervento didattico seminariale(durata 40-60 min. max.) di Raimondo Mercadante Esempi di intervento su scala urbana in Francia dagli anni Sessanta agli anni Ottanta.... more
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The paper provides an overview of the use of hollow-clay-pot vaults in Paris in the late 18th century and the first half of the 19th century. Starting with a description of the pots’ artisanal production, the main construction methods of... more
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The summery of a paper presented at the 2nd International Conference on  Levantines held in Istanbul, Zoraphion Greek High School, 10-12 November 2017
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      HistoryCultural HistoryEconomic HistoryJapanese Studies
Notices sur une dynastie d’entrepreneurs et architectes parisiens, du début du XVIIe siècle au premier quart du XVIIIe siècle.
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Mimar Sinan Güzel Sanatlar Üniversitesi, Sanat Tarihi Bölümü; Lisans 3. dönem, Turizm ve Sanat 1 Dersi ödevim. Sanat Duvarı isimli internet sitesinde yayımlanmıştır. Fransız Fakirhanesi'nin tarihçesi ve bugün ki Bomonti Huzurevi'nin... more
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      ChristianityNursingFrench HistoryOttoman History
Vallin de la Mothe (1729-1800) fut en Russie le premier professeur académique d'architecture: la plupart d'architectes russes de la fin du XVIIIe siècle furent ses élèves. Mais qu'avait-il fait avant de se rendre à Saint-Pétersbourg en... more
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      Military ArchitectureHistory of architectureLighthousesStereotomy, Descriptive Geometry, History of Masonry Architecture
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La ininterrumpida circulación de artistas, de obras y de modelos de un lado al otro de los Pirineos a lo largo de toda la Edad Media y buena parte de la Moderna, y las relaciones dinámicas y dialécticas que generaron estos flujos tanto en... more
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John Stuart, duke of Albany was born in France, but acted as Regent of Scotland from 1514 until 1524. He visited Scotland three times and, in the early years of his regency, is credited with bringing a degree of stability back to Scottish... more
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Stone Ceilings and Flat Vaults in France (1480-1550) Between the 15th and 16th centuries, horizontal stone coverings appeared in France, in the form of ceilings and flat vaults, using slabs resting on supporting rib-groined vaults or... more
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One of the main archetypes of French stereotomy is l’escalier de Toulouse, a lost staircase in the Capitole, or town hall, built between 1531 and 1542 by Sébastien Bougereau from drawings by Benoît Augier. Jean-Marie Pérouse de Montclos... more
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Bon de réservation de l'ouvrage qui paraîtra début 2019 aux éditions Campisano (Rome) Architecte italien originaire de la région milanaise, Giovan Betto (1642-1722) a passé la plus grande partie de sa carrière à l’étranger,... more
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Génie précoce, Antoine Le Pautre (1621-1679) devint célèbre dès son premier chantier, la chapelle de Port-Royal à Paris, conçue en 1646. Cette première oeuvre fut fondatrice mais aussi lourde de conséquences pour sa carrière. Elle fut,... more
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      Nineteenth-century ArtHistory of SilesiaFrench ArchitectureNineteenth Century Architecture
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      Modernist Architecture (Architectural Modernism)EngeneringFrench ArchitectureEugène Viollet-le-Duc
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This text deals with the characters and the circumstances related to the appearance of tile vaults  in France, in the middle of the 18th century
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F. Lui (1995). "Au milieu des ruines". Les voyages de Clérisseau en Italie, Istrie et Dalmatie 1754-1767, in M. Pinault Sørensen, Charles-Louis Clérisseau (1721-1820). Dessins du Musée de l'Ermitage, Paris, Réunion des Musées Nationaux,... more
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      Art HistoryArchitectureArchitectural HistoryEighteenth-Century French Studies
Gli edifici pubblici progettati da Anne Lacaton e Jean-Philippe Vassal affrontano le questioni poste dalla complessità della società contemporanea attraverso una sorta di non-scelta programmatica, intesa come una condizione necessaria a... more
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The uninterrupted circulation of artists, works and models from one side to the other of the Pyrenees throughout the Middle Ages and most part of the Modern Age, and the dynamic and dialectic relationships generated by these flows both in... more
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      HistoryArchitectural HistoryFrench RenaissanceArchitectural Theory
During the autumn of 1566 a series of Calvinist churches or temples were erected across the Southern Netherlands. These buildings attracted the attention and curiosity of contemporaries because of their unusual appearance and the speed... more
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      Early Modern HistoryCalvinismEarly Modern EuropeArchitectural History
The small city of Nancy, France, is arguably the center where Art Nouveau architecture had the most lasting impact. Nancy’s Art Nouveau was a divergent form of modernity that was defined by regionalism and a distinct sense of place, which... more
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Nota de traducción: la educación y la transmisión de conocimientos en el campo de la arquitectura y del urbanismo atraviesan actualmente un periodo de profundos cambios originados en factores de diversa naturaleza (sociales, económicos... more
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      Teaching MethodologyHistoria de la ArquitecturaArchitectural DesignHistory and theory of architecture
Longtemps négligé ce petit pavillon construit à l’extrémité du parc de Saint-Cloud, du côté de Sèvres, fut pourtant célèbre en son temps. Plusieurs actes d’archives et représentations permettent d’établir la chronologie des travaux... more
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Armand Brette
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La educación y la transmisión de conocimientos en el campo de la arquitectura y del urbanismo atraviesan actualmente un periodo de profundos cambios originados en factores de diversa naturaleza (sociales, económicos incluso políticos),... more
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      Teaching MethodologyHistoria de la ArquitecturaArchitectural DesignHistory and theory of architecture
La ininterrumpida circulación de artistas, de obras y de modelos de un lado al otro de los Pirineos a lo largo de toda la Edad Media y buena parte de la Moderna, y las relaciones dinámicas y dialécticas que generaron estos flujos tanto en... more
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      Architectural HistoryFrench artSpanish ArtHistory of architecture
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The rebuilding of Notre Dame is provoking controversy, both political and architectural. The 19th-century reconstruction of San Paolo fuori le mura offers remarkably suggestive parallels that might inform the current debate. NB: This is... more
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      French HistoryHistory of Roman CatholicismNeoliberalismFrench Politics
La « ville comme collage » dans les théories des architectes de l’urbain en France (1970-1989)
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      Theory Of ArchitectureCollageHistory of architectureAldo Rossi
Many dear friends came, and we sold out of the forty books ordered. I also made a presentation on “Impressionist Tour Eiffel," highlighting principles common to art and architecture during the Impressionist period.
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      French LiteratureFrench HistoryFrench StudiesCubism
Antoine Le Pautre (1621-1679) demeure l’une des dernières grandes figures de l’architecture du Grand Siècle qui n’ait pas fait l’objet récemment d’une monographie. Il faut dire que la personnalité de cette artiste a quelque chose de... more
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En réalité la construction effrénée de gratte-ciels exprime moins une ‘Passion de la Grandeur’ qu’une ‘Folie de la Hauteur’ (voir le livre de Thierry Paquot : « La Folie des Hauteurs »... more
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Margaret Mead collaborated with her long-time colleague Rhoda Métraux in this unique study of French culture. The Hoover Institute at Stanford University originally published this volume, which grew out of the Columbia University project... more
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