"Architecture, City, Photography" is the first volume in the ART (Architectural Research Tribune) collection, which explores the relationship between architecture, city, and photography through theoretical and visual approaches. The book features essays on how photography shapes the perception of modern architecture, examining iconic projects and urban images, such as Mies van der Rohe’s works and the influence of Le Corbusier. It also addresses the role of modern technologies like Google Street View in documenting urban landscapes.
176 Pages
Spanish, English
23 x 29,5 cm
Soft cover
ISBN: 978-84-947421-9-4
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"Architecture, City, Photography" is the first volume in the ART (Architectural Research Tribune) collection, which explores the relationship between architecture, city, and photography through theoretical and visual approaches. The book features essays on how photography shapes the perception of modern architecture, examining iconic projects and urban images, such as Mies van der Rohe’s works and the influence of Le Corbusier. It also addresses the role of modern technologies like Google Street View in documenting urban landscapes.
176 Pages
Spanish, English
23 x 29,5 cm
Soft cover
ISBN: 978-84-947421-9-4
Werner Blaser reviews some key moments of his career in a conversation; a fundamental text of Ezra Stoller published in Perspecta is taken up; the Pirelli, Avianca and Banco Atlántico towers are compared in their relationship with the city through the history of their photographs; the photographic work of the architect, aviator and photographer Tomás José Sanabria is researched; we retrieved the photographs of José Moscardi for the magazine Acropole; Le Corbusier's relationship with photographs taken during his trip to Rio de Janeiro are put under review; we present a virtual graphic reconstruction of the Ron Bacardi building by Mies van der Rohe; we analyze the impact of Google Street View in our relationship with the image we have of the city; we revisit the photographs of Fernando and Roberto Luna of the gardens of Pedregal de San Ángel by Francisco Artigas; the exhibition Constructing Worlds of the Barbican Center is analyzed in detail; Roberto Masiero presents his reflections on the disturbing relationship between Architecture and Photography; we point to the link between thought, drawing and photography in the work of Livio Vacchini; and we present some contemporary photographic diptychs of Buenos Aires and Rosario realized by the photographer Javier Agustín Rojas.
Contents
WERNER BLASER. INTERVIEW
Sandra H. Yborra, Álvaro Solís
TOMÁS JOSÉ SANABRIA. ARCHITECT, AVIATOR, PHOTOGRAPHER.
María Fernanda Jaua
MIES VAN DER ROHE. GRAPHIC (RE)CONSTRUCTION OF THE RON BACARDÍ OFFICE BUILDING. Santiago, Cuba, 1957-1960
Eduardo Mantovani Genari
PHOTOGRAPHY AND CONSTRUCTION OF "CITY IMAGES". THREE BUILDINGS IN HEIGHT: PIRELLI (MILAN), ATLÁNTICO (BARCELONA) AND AVIANCA (BOGOTÁ).
Maria Pia Fontana, Miguel Mayorga, Margarita Roa
JOSÉ MOSCARDI. PHOTOGRAPHER AT ACROPOLE MAGAZINE
Fernanda M. Aguirre B.
THE VISUAL CONSTRUCTION OF FRANCISCO ARTIGAS’ WORK IN THE JARDINES DEL PEDREGAL DE SAN ÁNGEL THROUGH THE PHOTOGRAPHIC LENS OF ROBERTO AND FERNANDO LUNA.
Claudia Rueda Velázquez
CONSTRUCTING WORLDS: PHOTOGRAPHY AND ARCHITECTURE IN THE MODERN AGE. USES AND ABUSES
Daniel García-Escudero, Berta Bardí i Milà
DESCRIPTION
Javier Agustín Rojas
SEEN BY GOOGLE STREET VIEW
Cristina Gastón Guirao
EZRA STOLLER. Perspecta 8
Andrea Parga
A REVIEW OF MODERN REFERENTS THROUGH THE LENS. TO RIO DE JANEIRO AND BACK, 1936
Aitor Acilu, Carlos Labarta
ARCHITECTURE AND PHOTOGRAPHY. SEEKING TO UNDERSTAND
Roberto Masiero
LIVIO VACCHINI. ON THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THOUGHT, DRAWING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Clara Mejía Vallejo, Ricardo Merí de la Maza
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