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Josef Frank. Against Design. The Architect’s Anti-Formalist Oeuvre - Das anti-formalistische Werk des Architekten | Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Hermann Czech, Hackenschmidt | 9783035624724 | Birkhäuser, MAK

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JOSEF FRANK. Against Design

The Architect’s Anti-Formalist Oeuvre - Das anti-formalistische Werk des Architekten

Auteur:Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Hermann Czech, Hackenschmidt

Uitgever:Birkhäuser, MAK

ISBN: 978-3-0356-2472-4

  • Hardcover
  • Engels, Duits
  • 368 pagina's
  • 20 sep. 2021

Revised, new edition of the successful catalog of the major exhibition at the MAK in Vienna 2015/2016.

This comprehensive monograph is dedicated to Josef Frank (1885-1967), one of the most important Austrian architects of the 20th century. In addition to his groundbreaking architectural work, the catalog focuses his design, which remains highly influential to this day. As an architect and designer, Frank remains contemporary, having promoted a pragmatic approach to design that focused less on formal qualities and more on those of social experience. Frank's ideal of an unaffected and unpretentious practicality, aimed at an independent and sophisticated bourgeois culture of living beyond stylistic dogmas and fashionable conventions, seems more relevant than ever.

Revised, new edition of the successful catalog of the major exhibition at the MAK in Vienna 2015/2016.

This comprehensive monograph is dedicated to Josef Frank (1885-1967), one of the most important Austrian architects of the 20th century. In addition to his groundbreaking architectural work, the catalog focuses his design, which remains highly influential to this day. As an architect and designer, Frank remains contemporary, having promoted a pragmatic approach to design that focused less on formal qualities and more on those of social experience. Frank's ideal of an unaffected and unpretentious practicality, aimed at an independent and sophisticated bourgeois culture of living beyond stylistic dogmas and fashionable conventions, seems more relevant than ever.

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