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réf. 11472Boulogne. Editions de l'Architecture d'aujourd'hui. " Collection de l'équipement de la civilisation machiniste ". 1938. In-4° à l'italienne, reliure cartonnage, dos toilé. Premier plat illustré d'une belle composition moderniste. 147 pages. E.O.
réf. 10928LE CORBUSIER. DES CANONS DES MUNITIONS Boulogne: L'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui 1938 Oblong 4to. Cloth spine boards. 147 1 pages. First edition. A classic of twentieth century architecture. While featuring Le Corbusier's Pavillon des Temps Nouveaux built for the Paris Exhibition of 1937 with its tentlike construction anticipating the tension of postwar buildings the book also concerns itself with home design and the aims of the Congres Internationaux d'Architecture Moderne CIAM as an alternative to rearmament. Decorated boards rubbed and slightly sunned some edgewear. unknown books
1938réf. 22378Boulogne-sur-Seine: Editions de L'Architecture d'Aujourd'Hui 1938. Pictorial boards. Very Good . A sharp well-preserved copy of the 1938 1st edition. Crisp bright and VG to VG in its magnificent photocollage boards with very light soiling and scuffing along the rear panel. Oblong quarto hundreds of plates complementing the text. Le Corbusier's seminal study of the "Pavillion of New Times" at the Paris International Exhibition "Art and Technique" 1937. Editions de L'Architecture d'Aujourd'Hui unknown books
1938réf. 25752Boulogne: Editions De L'Architecture D'Aujourd'hui 1938. cloth hardcover with illustrated cover as issued. minor wear to some extremities one thumbnail chip and one small abraded spot. no writing or markings. no bumps to textblock. strong binding.; original french text. 148pp. illustrated throughout mostly in b/w some color. monographie du pavillon des temps nouveaux a l'exposition internationale art et technique de paris 1937. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Oblong 8vo. Editions De L'Architecture D'Aujourd'hui Hardcover
réf. 2602SB012Ce titre date de janvier 1937; il n’est nullement une allusion à l’actualité brûtale des réarmements de 1938. Monographie du «Pavillon des Temps Nouveaux» a l’Exposition Internationale «Art et Technique» de Paris 1937. Collection de l"Équipement de la Civilisation Machiniste. Editions de l’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui 6 Rue Bartholdi Boulogne Seine. Le Corbusier. 1938.Livro oblongo de 235x295 cm. Com 147 i págs. Cartonagem do editor com a lombada em tela ilustrada na pasta anterior com fotomontagem policroma do autor de inspiração construtivista justapondo fragmentos de artilharia e aviação com imagens de planos urbanísticos e habitação.Profusamente ilustrado no texto com fotografias a preto e branco de Albin Salaün René Lévy e diversos amadores reproduções de desenhos originais de Le Corbusier fotografias de maquetes com ocasionais detalhes a cores fotografias aéreas plantas cortes e desenho técnico. Inclui ainda diagramas e fotomontagens.Edição original rara desta monografia do «Pavillon des Temps Nouveaux» pavilhão efémero concebido por Le Corbusier e Pierre Jeanneret para a Exposição Internacional «Arte e Técnica» de Paris de 1937. Constitui simultaneamente o registo documental do pavilhão e um manifesto urbanístico de alcance programático. O título provocatório — «Canhões munições Obrigado! Alojamentos. por favor» — sintetiza a tese central: os recursos consagrados ao rearmamento deveriam ser canalizados para a resolução da crise habitacional.Publicada em 1938 pelas Éditions de l'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui — braço editorial da influente revista homónima fundada em 1930 pelo engenheiro e escultor André Bloc 1896–1966 — a obra integra a «Collection de l'Équipement de la Civilisation Machiniste» colecção que reuniu as principais publicações teóricas de Le Corbusier entre as quais «La Ville Radieuse» 1935.A obra organiza-se como uma transposição para o livro da experiência espacial do pavilhão estruturando-se em torno das secções temáticas que o compunham. Abre com uma reflexão sobre o alojamento como esperança da civilização maquinista seguida de uma apresentação da Carta de Atenas e dos trabalhos do CIAM Congressos Internacionais de Arquitectura Moderna incluindo os resultados do 4.º Congresso de Atenas 1933 e a preparação do 5.º dedicado à habitação e ao lazer. O índice regista entre outras secções: a análise crítica do estado de Paris o «Plan de Paris 37» a proposta de reorganização do Ilot Insalubre n.º 6 no bairro do Marais o projecto do arranha-céus cartesiano como centro administrativo a reforma agrária com os planos para a «Ferme Radieuse» e o «Village Coopératif» de Piacé Sarthe e ainda um curioso projecto de barco de salvamento insubmersível apresentado por Jean Badovici.O pavilhão inaugurado a 17 de Julho de 1937 no sector de Saint-Cloud era uma estrutura desmontável — uma vasta tenda de lona impermeável amarela suspensa de dezasseis pilares metálicos em treliça — concebida como Museu Itinerante de Educação Popular . Tratava-se de uma peça de propaganda arquitectónica destinada a vulgarizar os princípios do urbanismo funcional junto do grande público numa época em que Le Corbusier apesar da sua notoriedade internacional enfrentava uma persistente dificuldade em concretizar projectos de envergadura em território francês.A dimensão rural da obra merece destaque: as secções dedicadas à quinta e à aldeia cooperativa documentam a colaboração entre Le Corbusier e o sindicalista agrário Norbert Bézard 1896–1956 que desde 1933 incitou o arquitecto a aplicar à vida rural os mesmos princípios de racionalização e conforto que norteavam o seu modelo de cidade funcional a «Ville Radieuse» — plano urbanístico teórico publicado em 1935 que propunha habitação em altura cobrindo apenas 12% do solo com os restantes 88% reservados a parques e espaços verdes separação rigorosa entre trânsito automóvel e peões e equipamentos colectivos integrados. As páginas dedicadas ao planeamento da Village de Piacé com os seus esquemas de silo cooperativa de abastecimento clube escola e corpo de habitação constituem o testemunho mais completo desta colaboração publicado em vida dos seus autores.Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris dito Le Corbusier La Chaux-de-Fonds 1887 – Roquebrune-Cap-Martin 1965 foi arquitecto urbanista pintor e teórico figura central do movimento moderno em arquitectura. Estabelecido em Paris desde 1917 desenvolveu ao longo das décadas de 1920 e 1930 uma vasta obra teórica e projectual — de «Vers une architecture» 1923 à «Ville Radieuse» 1935 — que transformou radicalmente o pensamento urbanístico do século XX. O pavilhão e a presente monografia inserem-se na fase de intensa produção editorial que precedeu a sua obra construída do pós-guerra nomeadamente a Unité d'Habitation de Marselha 1947–1952 concretização dos princípios habitacionais aqui expostos na qual colaborou o arquitecto e pintor português Nadir Afonso 1920–2013.EN Oblong book. 23.5 × 29.5 cm. 147 i pp. Publisher’s binding. Cardboard with a cloth-bound spine. the front cover features a polychrome photomontage by the author inspired by Constructivism juxtaposing fragments of artillery and aviation with images of urban planning and housing.Text richly illustrated with black-and-white photographs by Albin Salaün René Lévy and various amateur photographers reproductions of original drawings by Le Corbusier photographs of models with occasional colour details aerial photographs plans sections and technical drawings. It also includes diagrams and photomontages.Rare first edition of this monograph on the ‘Pavillon des Temps Nouveaux’ a temporary pavilion designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret for the 1937 International Exhibition of ‘Art and Technology’ in Paris. It serves both as a documentary record of the pavilion and as an urban planning manifesto with a programmatic scope. The provocative title — “Cannons ammunition Thank you! Housing… please” — encapsulates the central thesis: resources devoted to rearmament should be channelled towards resolving the housing crisis.Published in 1938 by Éditions de l'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui — the publishing arm of the influential magazine of the same name founded in 1930 by the engineer and sculptor André Bloc 1896–1966 — the work forms part of the ‘Collection de l'Équipement de la Civilisation Machiniste’ a collection that brought together Le Corbusier’s principal theoretical publications including ‘La Ville Radieuse’ 1935.The book is organised as a transposition of the pavilion’s spatial experience into written form structured around the thematic sections that comprised it. It opens with a reflection on housing as the hope of machine-age civilisation followed by a presentation of the Athens Charter and the work of the CIAM International Congresses of Modern Architecture including the outcomes of the 4th Congress in Athens 1933 and the preparations for the 5th dedicated to housing and leisure. The table of contents includes among other sections: a critical analysis of the state of Paris the ‘Plan de Paris 37’ the proposal to reorganise the Ilot Insalubre No. 6 in the Marais district the project for a Cartesian skyscraper as an administrative centre agrarian reform with plans for the ‘Ferme Radieuse’ and the ‘Village Coopératif’ in Piacé Sarthe and also a curious project for an unsinkable lifeboat presented by Jean Badovici.The pavilion inaugurated on 17 July 1937 in the Saint-Cloud district was a demountable structure—a vast yellow waterproof canvas tent suspended from sixteen metal lattice pillars—designed as the Travelling Museum of Popular Education . It was a piece of architectural propaganda intended to popularise the principles of functional urbanism amongst the general public at a time when Le Corbusier despite his international renown faced persistent difficulties in realising major projects on French soil.The rural dimension of the work is particularly noteworthy: the sections devoted to the farm and the cooperative village document the collaboration between Le Corbusier and the agricultural trade unionist Norbert Bézard 1896–1956 who from 1933 onwards encouraged the architect to apply to rural life the same principles of rationalisation and comfort that guided his model of the functional city the ‘Ville Radieuse’ — a theoretical urban plan published in 1935 which proposed high-rise housing covering just 12% of the land with the remaining 88% reserved for parks and green spaces a strict separation between motor traffic and pedestrians and integrated community facilities. The pages devoted to the planning of the Village de Piacé with their diagrams of the silo supply cooperative club school and housing complex constitute the most comprehensive account of this collaboration published during the authors’ lifetimes.Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris known as Le Corbusier La Chaux-de-Fonds 1887 – Roquebrune-Cap-Martin 1965 was an architect urban planner painter and theorist and a central figure in the modernist movement in architecture. Based in Paris from 1917 he developed a vast body of theoretical and design work throughout the 1920s and 1930s — from ‘Vers une architecture’ 1923 to ‘Ville Radieuse’ 1935 — which radically transformed 20th-century urban thinking. The pavilion and this monograph form part of the period of intense editorial output that preceded his post-war built work notably the Unité d’Habitation in Marseille 1947–1952 the realisation of the housing principles outlined here on which the Portuguese architect and painter Nadir Afonso 1920–2013 collaborated.Referências/References:Catalogue SUDOC 193732408Fondation Le Corbusier Paris ficha do pavilhão e arquivos. M-12-C-83 hardcover
1938réf. 22378Boulogne-sur-Seine: Editions de L'Architecture d'Aujourd'Hui 1938. Pictorial boards. Very Good . A sharp well-preserved copy of the 1938 1st edition. Crisp bright and VG to VG in its magnificent photocollage boards with very light soiling and scuffing along the rear panel. Oblong quarto hundreds of plates complementing the text. Le Corbusier's seminal study of the "Pavillion of New Times" at the Paris International Exhibition "Art and Technique" 1937. Editions de L'Architecture d'Aujourd'Hui unknown
1937réf. 4420Oblong quarto 23.7x29.5 cm. ½-cloth 148pp. Published under the auspices of the 1937 international Exposition des arts et techniques this is the monograph for the "Pavillon des temps nouveaux." with a strong photocollage cover. A sound copy with light edgewear. l'Architecture d'aujourd'hui hardcover
réf. 10928LE CORBUSIER. DES CANONS DES MUNITIONS Boulogne: L'Architecture d'Aujourd'hui 1938 Oblong 4to. Cloth spine boards. 147 1 pages. First edition. A classic of twentieth century architecture. While featuring Le Corbusier's Pavillon des Temps Nouveaux built for the Paris Exhibition of 1937 with its tentlike construction anticipating the tension of postwar buildings the book also concerns itself with home design and the aims of the Congres Internationaux d'Architecture Moderne CIAM as an alternative to rearmament. Decorated boards rubbed and slightly sunned some edgewear. unknown
réf. 70234o.J. Heft 15. 6. Jahrgang vom 9. April 1952. Mit zahlr. Abbildungen. 34 S. 4to. OBrosch.
réf. B195262-2Stuttgart J.G. Cottasche Buchhandlung Nachfolger 1953. 241 1pp. Prof. illus. Sq. 8vo. Orig wraps. D.j. Stuttgart (J.G. Cottasche Buchhandlung Nachfolger), 1953. paperback books
réf. B195807-1Stuttgart Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt 1978. 241 1pp. Prof. illus. Sm. sq. 8vo. Later dec. full suede leather. Facsimile reprint of the second German-language edition Stuttgart 1956. Stuttgart (Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt), 1978. hardcover books
réf. 99372Stuttgart DVA/Cotta 1953. Quer-Kl.8° 241 S.; unzählige Abb. Broschur. Deckel mit Klebfolie eingefasst 1 Bl .m kleiner Klebstreifenspur etwas gebrauchssp.- gutes Exemplar. Bd. 1 in 2. Auflage. - Der Modulor frz. Moduler für dt. Proportionsschema ist ein vom Architekten und Maler Le Corbusier 1887–1965 in den Jahren 1942 bis 1955 entwickeltes Proportionssystem und stellt den bedeutendsten modernen Versuch dar der Architektur eine am Maß des Menschen orientierte mathematische Ordnung zu geben. Er steht damit in der Tradition von Vitruv.Der 1948 veröffentlichte Modulor wird zu den bedeutendsten Theorien der Architekturgeschichte beziehungsweise Architekturtheorie gezählt. In Modulor 2 erschienen 1955 erläutert Corbusier die Anwendung der Maßlehre die er seinem gesamten architektonischen Schaffen zugrunde gelegt hat. Er wollte damit der Architektur wieder ein menschliches Maß und gleichzeitig eine objektive Ordnung geben. 010 Stuttgart, DVA/Cotta, 1953 unknown
réf. B195262-2Stuttgart J.G. Cottasche Buchhandlung Nachfolger 1953. 241 1pp. Prof. illus. Sq. 8vo. Orig wraps. D.j. Stuttgart (J.G. Cottasche Buchhandlung Nachfolger), 1953. paperback
1944réf. ABE-17233235006582 PAGES-43 CM X 60 CM-EN UNE: L'OR, LES DEVISES ET LES VALEURS ETRANGERES SONT BLOQUES-SUR LA FRONTIERE LORRAINE J'AI VISITE A 100 METRES SOUS TERRE UNE FABRIQUE DE V-1 DESTINES A LA FRANCE, 2 PHOTOS-A SON ARRIVEE A PARIS "JE NE SUIS QU'UN SOLDAT" NOUS DIT JOSEPHINE BAKER-TINO ROSSI EST ARRETE-LA FRANCE SERA RECONSTRUITE LE CORBUSIER ANNONCE: 1 LES VILLES RADIOCONCENTRIQUES 2 LES CITES D'USINES LINEAIRES 3 LES GROUPES DE COMMUNES AUTONOMES-PAGE 2: LES RUSSES SONT A 80 KILOMETRES DE BUDAPEST-L'ECRIVAIN PRO-NAZI JOSE GERMAIN EST ARRETE-LES PROJETS DE LE CORBUSIER-DANS L'USINE SOUTERRAINE OU SE FABRIQUENT LES V-1-LE CONCERT DE YEHUDI MENUHIN A L'OPERA (PJ1)
2011réf. 129866Pasadena CA: The Clinker Press 2011. Clinker Press. broadside 14 by 10 inches. Advertisement for a lecture by Andre Chaves to the Grove Park Inn Arts and Crafts Conference "Consequences of the Arts and Crafts Movement. The Clinker Press unknown books
réf. 11193Edité par les Glaces De Boussois. Collection " Actualité Du Verre ". 1961. In-4° carré, reliure plein cartonnage gris de l'éditeur. 32 pages. Nombreuses photographies de Fichter, Hervé , P. Joly et Véra Cardot reproduites en héliogravure. Sommaire : I / Les idées forces. II / Les principales étapes des recherches de Le Corbusier. III / Le verre dans l'architecture : 1° Ronchamp. 2° Chandigarh. 3° La Tourette.
1961réf. 30718ABParis, Dunod, 1961. 4° (27 x 27 cm). 64 unpaginierte S. überwiegend illustriert (durchgehend schwarz-weiß). Original-Ganzleinenband.
réf. 447721961 CARTONNE COLLECTION ACTUALITE DU VERRE HAUT DU DOS ABIME MAIS RECOLLE.
réf. 22453Paris, collection Actualité du Verre, Glaces de Boussois, P. V. P., 15 novembre 1961.] First Edition Livre ancien 27 x 27 cm, 64 p., nb ill. n.b. cartonnage éditeur. Les idées-forces : se délivrer de tout esprit académique. Mettre les techniques modernes au service d'une architecture vraiment humaine. Rechercher l'harmonie : le Modulor. - Les principales étapes des recherches de Le Corbusier : Les fenêtres en longueur. Le pan de verre neutralisant. Le contrôle du soleil. Le quatrième mur. La dissociation des fonctions de la fenêtre. - Le verre dans l'architecture : Ronchamp. Chandigarh. La Tourette. bon état
réf. 3155Heft 3 (VIII. Jahr). 1954. Livraison consacrée à l'architecture. Heinrich Tessenow, Ernst Schumacher, Walter Gropius, F. L. Wright, Le Corbusier...
2015réf. ABE-168280235878623 CM X 30 CM-EXPOSITION LE CORBUSIER, CENTRE POMPIDOU-ESPACES DE TRAVAIL-(DEC223)
1933réf. 24191Paris: Led Editions G. Cres 1933. Pictorial wrappers. Very Good . A clean very presentable copy of the 1933 1st edition. Solid and VG in its original collaged wrappers. Internally very sharp with no writing or markings to speak of. Octavo part of the publisher's "L'Esprit Nouveau" series. Led Editions G. Cres unknown books
1933réf. 23564Paris: Les Editions G. Cres et Cie 1933. Pictorial wrappers. Very Good . A very presentable copy of the 1933 1st edition. Clean and VG in its pictorial wrappers with a tender --but still perfectly sturdy-- front inner hinge. Lacking the publisher's glassine dustjacket. Octavo part of Les Editions G. Cres's "Collection de 'L'esprit Nouveau" series. Les Editions G. Cres et Cie unknown books
1933réf. 009619Paris: Les éditions G. Crès et Cie 1933 8vo 24.5 cm 88 2 pp. Printed wrappers wrappers slightly rubbed small tear at the tail of the spine. Uncut copy of this polemical pamphlet by Le Corbusier Charles-Édouard Jeanneret 1887-1965 one of the central figures of twentieth-century modernist architecture and urbanism. Published in the Collection de "L'Esprit Nouveau" the text constitutes a vigorous defense of the modern architectural movement against attacks from academic and institutional circles. It was written as a direct response to a campaign led by the architect Gaston Umbdenstock professor at the École Polytechnique and studio chief at the École des Beaux-Arts who on 14 March 1932 delivered a widely publicized denunciation of modern architecture at the Salle Wagram before an audience convened by the Chambers of Commerce with the support of the Institut de France. Le Corbusier interprets this offensive as representing the interests of traditional building trades threatened by new construction methods such as steel framing reinforced concrete and industrialized techniques that were transforming architecture. The pamphlet opens with the declaration that it introduces no new doctrine but serves purely as a "defense" warning that the real danger to the modern movement lies less in overt academic opposition than in the infiltration of academic attitudes within modernism itself. The immediate occasion for the publication was a request from supporters in Algiers where Le Corbusier had recently delivered well-attended lectures on architecture and urbanism for a response to Umbdenstock's attack which had been widely circulated there. A vivid document of the ideological conflicts surrounding modern architecture in the early 1930s. Les éditions G. Crès et Cie paperback
1933réf. 24191Paris: Led Editions G. Cres 1933. Pictorial wrappers. Very Good . A clean very presentable copy of the 1933 1st edition. Solid and VG in its original collaged wrappers. Internally very sharp with no writing or markings to speak of. Octavo part of the publisher's "L'Esprit Nouveau" series. Led Editions G. Cres unknown