- Lecture 1 - Intro./Overview
- No readings
- Lecture 2 - Discussion: What Is Postwar-Modern?
- 2.1
Joedicke, J. “Introduction,” Architecture Since 1945 (1969), pp.1-28 (read the text parts carefully, esp. pp.26-28 and look at the images carefully)
- 2.2 Anxious Modernisms: Goldhagen & Legault, “Introduction: Critical Themes of Postwar Modernism”
- 2.3 Anxious Modernisms: Goldhagen, “Coda: Reconceptualizing Modernism”
- 2.1
Joedicke, J. “Introduction,” Architecture Since 1945 (1969), pp.1-28 (read the text parts carefully, esp. pp.26-28 and look at the images carefully)
- Lecture 3 - War, Reconstruction & the Blank Slate
- 3.1 Diefendorf, J.M. “Introduction: New Perspectives on a Rebuilt Europe,” in Rebuilding Europe’s Bombed Cities (1990), pp.1-16.
- 3.2 Albrecht, D. “Intro,” in World War II and the American Dream, ed. Albrecht (1995), pp.xvi-xxvii.
- 3.3 Reed, Peter, “Enlisting Modernism,” in World War II and the American Dream, ed. Albrecht (1995) pp.2-37.
- 3.1 Diefendorf, J.M. “Introduction: New Perspectives on a Rebuilt Europe,” in Rebuilding Europe’s Bombed Cities (1990), pp.1-16.
- Lecture 4 - Mies, Gropius & Emigre Modern in USA
- Lecture 5 - Mies, S.O.M. & Corporate
- 5.1 Goldberger, “Triumph of Modernism,” in The Skyscraper (1982), pp.102-113.
- Lecture 6 - Discussion: Values: Monumentality, Regionalism, Humanism
- 6.1 Anxious Modernisms: Scott, “Bernard Rudofsky” = Ch.9
- Lecture 7 - Living in the USA
- 7.1 Blundell Jones, Case Studies 1945-1990: “Eames House, California” = Ch.1
- 7.2 Colomina, “Intro.” in Cold War Hot Houses (2004), pp. 10-21
- 7.1 Blundell Jones, Case Studies 1945-1990: “Eames House, California” = Ch.1
- Lecture 8 - Germany, Democracy & Transparency
- 8.1 Blundell Jones, Case Studies 1945-1990: “Egon Eiermann, German Pavilion, Brussels”
- 8.2 Rowe, “Transparency 1,” Perspecta (1963): 45-55.
- 8.3 Barnstone, The Transparent State: Architecture & Politics in Postwar Germany (2005), pp.1-9, 23-26, 50-60.
- 8.1 Blundell Jones, Case Studies 1945-1990: “Egon Eiermann, German Pavilion, Brussels”
- Lecture 9 - Cold War Modernisms & the Iron Curtain
- 9.1 Anxious Modernisms: Rogier, “Monumentality of Rhetoric” = Ch.7
- Lecture 10 - Le Corbusier Late Works
- Lecture 11 - Italy: Doppo Guerra
- 11.1 Anxious Modenrisms: Casciato, “Neorealism in Italian Architecture” = Ch.1
- 11.2 Blundell Jones, Case Studies 1945-1990: “Scarpa Castelvecchio” = Ch.9
- 11.1 Anxious Modenrisms: Casciato, “Neorealism in Italian Architecture” = Ch.1
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