Paul Rudolph: Architectural Drawings Travel Their buildings have become icons

Their buildings have become icons

in-depth narrative texts interweave the Braun story with the cultural and political history of Germany

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"Museum of the 19th Century"

180 pages with 250 black-and-white photographs and illustrations of Maillart's revolutionary reinforced concrete bridges

Paul Rudolph: Architectural Drawings Travel Their buildings have become iconsA stunning collection of architectural renderings and sketches by Paul Rudolph. Included in the book are fifty four projects, ranging from private homes and multiple family housing to public buildings. In each of the book's over 150 drawings, the quality of Rudolph's architectural imagination and his skill as a draftsman are obvious. Edited by GA's Futagawa, and published a handful of times in the 70s, never to be reprinted again. This edition is a