World New Architecture Pocket Series - Madrid

Author:】(Bruton)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-02-12
Features: Currently, Madrid hopes to gain more acclaim from the international architectural community. Since Franco's death in 1975, Madrid has witnessed Europe's largest public housing projects. At the same time, many libraries, fitness centers, universities, and schools have been built, all of which are masterpieces designed by renowned architects and the new generation of avant-garde architects. The architects have been striving to closely integrate traditional architectural language with the design principles of modernist architects, in order to embody the essence of a new wave of Spanish architectural development.
Table of Contents:
Introduction;
Acknowledgments;
Instructions for Use;
Rural Areas;
From Caravaca to Mostoles;
Barajas;
Central District;
Retiro;
Salamanca and Chamartin;
University City;
From Pozuelo to Las Matas;
From Huesca Linial to Chamartin;
Tetuán and Fuencarral;
Barajas;
From Tレス Cantos to San Sebastián de los Reyes.
Target Audience: Architects and general readers.