Peter Behrens and a New Architecture for the Twentieth Century
History Business Reference Personal & Professional Development Education Engineering & Technology Architecture
Discover the pioneering spirit of Peter Behrens, a trailblazing architect who reshaped the built environment in the 20th century. This comprehensive textbook, written by Stanford Anderson, offers a richly illustrated exploration of Behrens' groundbreaking designs, influences, and legacy. With 444 pages of in-depth analysis, this book is an indispensable resource for young adults and adults alike, delving into the intersections of architecture, cultural history, education, and reference.
As a testament to the book's enduring appeal, this paperback edition, published by MIT Press Ltd in 2000, remains a coveted find for enthusiasts and scholars. While the cover shows light scuffing, the interior is remarkably well-preserved, with clean pages free of dog ears. A personal inscription adds a unique touch, making this copy a standout among its peers.
Through Anderson's meticulous narrative, readers will gain a deeper understanding of Behrens' innovative approaches to construction, engineering, and technology, as well as his lasting impact on the built environment. This book is an essential addition to any library or personal collection, offering a fascinating blend of business, economics, and industry, as well as personal and professional development insights.
With its compact size (222mm x 197mm) and manageable weight (1021g), this book is easily transportable, making it an ideal companion for students, researchers, and professionals on-the-go. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of architectural history, and delve into the life and work of a true visionary.
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