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THE NAi EFFECT

Creating Architecture Culture

Author:Sergio M. Figueiredo

Publisher:nai010

ISBN: 978-94-6208-307-3

  • Paperback
  • English
  • 400 Pages
  • Nov 25, 2016

The architecture museum has arguably been the most significant institution in creating architecture culture as well as directing architectural discourse and practice. Sergio Figueiredo’s elegant book elucidates the social and cultural aims of architecture museums and their impact in creating architecture culture.

By providing a critical survey of the history and the legacy of the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAi), Figueiredo aims to provide insights to how cultural policy works in practice and how specific national cultural institutions relate to a fast changing global context. This book is a probing study of one of the most important architectural institutions in the world as well as a critical analysis of a fundamental instrument for architecture’s advancement and dissemination since their inception in the early nineteenth century.

The architecture museum has arguably been the most significant institution in creating architecture culture as well as directing architectural discourse and practice. Sergio Figueiredo’s elegant book elucidates the social and cultural aims of architecture museums and their impact in creating architecture culture.

By providing a critical survey of the history and the legacy of the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAi), Figueiredo aims to provide insights to how cultural policy works in practice and how specific national cultural institutions relate to a fast changing global context. This book is a probing study of one of the most important architectural institutions in the world as well as a critical analysis of a fundamental instrument for architecture’s advancement and dissemination since their inception in the early nineteenth century.

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