Leonard Manasseh & Partners
Brittain-Catlin, Timothy
Leonard Manasseh & Partners by Timothy Brittain-Catlin - Swindon English Heritage cop. 2011 - 12, 161 páginas ilustraciones 24 cm - Twentieth century architects .
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páginas 155-156
DescriptionLeonard Manasseh was an $1 (Barchitect$1 (Bs architect$1 (B, greatly admired by his contemporaries both on a personal and professional level. He came to prominence at the Festival of Britain and went on to be one of the leading British architects of the 1960s, designing private houses and offices as well as major public commissions. Timothy Brittain-Catlin, architect and architectural historian at the University of Kent, describes how the work of Leonard Manasseh and Partners expresses one of the central themes of the 1950s and 1960s $1 (B the apparent conflict between the architect as creative artist on one hand, and as rational technologist and scientist on the other. Leonard Manasseh and his partner Ian Baker were lauded for producing modernist designs that were in keeping with their historical settings or landscapes. Examples include industrial buildings in rural settings, a study for King$1 (Bs Lynn, undertaken with architect-planner Elizabeth Chesterton, and the project that is most commonly associated with the practice, the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu
9781859463680 1859463681
Manasseh, Leonard--Biografías
Arquitectos--Gran Bretaña--Biografías
NA997.M36 / B75 2011
72 7.036 929
Leonard Manasseh & Partners by Timothy Brittain-Catlin - Swindon English Heritage cop. 2011 - 12, 161 páginas ilustraciones 24 cm - Twentieth century architects .
Índices
páginas 155-156
DescriptionLeonard Manasseh was an $1 (Barchitect$1 (Bs architect$1 (B, greatly admired by his contemporaries both on a personal and professional level. He came to prominence at the Festival of Britain and went on to be one of the leading British architects of the 1960s, designing private houses and offices as well as major public commissions. Timothy Brittain-Catlin, architect and architectural historian at the University of Kent, describes how the work of Leonard Manasseh and Partners expresses one of the central themes of the 1950s and 1960s $1 (B the apparent conflict between the architect as creative artist on one hand, and as rational technologist and scientist on the other. Leonard Manasseh and his partner Ian Baker were lauded for producing modernist designs that were in keeping with their historical settings or landscapes. Examples include industrial buildings in rural settings, a study for King$1 (Bs Lynn, undertaken with architect-planner Elizabeth Chesterton, and the project that is most commonly associated with the practice, the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu
9781859463680 1859463681
Manasseh, Leonard--Biografías
Arquitectos--Gran Bretaña--Biografías
NA997.M36 / B75 2011
72 7.036 929