Jewish Architects - Jewish Architecture?

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Jewish Architects - Jewish Architecture? : ed. by Andreas Brämer, Katrin Keßler, Ulrich Knufinke und Mirko Przystawik

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Brämer, Andreas (Éditeur intellectuel), Keßler, Karin (Éditeur intellectuel), Knufinke, Ulrich (Éditeur intellectuel), Przystawik, Mirko (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	English
Publié:	Petersberg : Michael Imhof Verlag, 2021
Collection:	Schriftenreihe der Bet Tfila-Forschungsstelle für jüdische Architektur in Europa 12
Contenu:	20 notices
Accès en ligne:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Ludwig Levy (1854-1907) : a German architect of Jeish faith?

2. Arnorld W. Brunner (1857-1925) : America's foremost Jewish architect

3. The restless life of the architect Judith Stolzer-Segall (1904-90) : Russia - Germany - Israel - Germany

4. "Jewification" of hungarian architecture : the dispute of gentiles and jews in 1906

5. From fortune to failure? : three emigré architects and synagogue design in central Europe and England, 1933-63

6. Jospeh Barsky and his search for a "hebrew" architecture

7. Design(ed) in public discourse : two competitions for a synagogue in early twentieth century Vienna

8. Maneschin the master builder : jews as "Architects" in the middle ages and early modern period?

9. Relations and disruptions : Jewish architects in postwar Germany

10. Zionism and exile : the architects Lotte Cohn and Marie Frommer

11. Czech jewish architect Karl Hohn and the shaping of modernism in Ecuador

12. In Tel Aviv, Warsaw, and Gdynia : interwar jewish architects from the polish lands between zionism and assimilation

13. Cinema architecture and the relationship between architect and client : the cases of Martin Punitzer and Gustav Neustein

14. Jewish architects and their networks : the example of the zionist architect Richard Michel

15. Jewish architects - Jewish architecture? : biographical studies and architectural history as an interdisciplinary and international field of research

16. Jews, architecture, and post-war nationalism in the UK

17. At the roots of modernity : the intrinsic jewish component of modern architecture

18. Henry Fernbach : his associates and his legacy

19. The competition for the design of Nazareth Illit's central synagogue

20. From Hamburg to Haifa : civil engineer Willy Weltsch