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An elaboration of lectures given by Hertzberger since 1973 at Delft University. The background and the underlying ideas regarding his various works in the architect's own words.
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This is a great book, I would recommend it to every architecture student!!!! Herman Hertzberger's follow up to this book is also good too!
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The book is well written with relevant illustrations and makes you think about issues and phenomena that deal with architecture, space and people, that really all students of atchitecture, old and new, should be aware of.
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An absolute must for any student of architecture.
6 Aug 1999
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Hertzberger clearly exposes the anatomy of architectural and urban elements and analyzes them for the student with direct references to architectural precedents. What helps make this book a masterpiece for the student is the diversity of his examples; examples culled from living Western and Eastern cultures as well as elements of his own archtitectural works. The book focuses on form and plan derived from human experience and need: both physiological and psychological. What sets this text apart from other works is that rather than teach style, Hertzberger uncovers the symptoms which generate form, allowing the student to develop his own tectonic vocabulary.
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