Architettura e Utopia nella Venezia del Cinquecento - Palladio 1580-1980

I. M. Pei, Emile Biasini
Herman

Aleksej Komec
M. D'Auria editore

Alfredo Buccaro, Giulietta Kjučarianc , Petrana Miltenov
Mondadori Electa

Florindo Fusaro
Gius. Laterza & Figli

Michele Mauri, Domenico Flavio Ronzoni
Bellavite Editore

Michele Mauri, Domenico Flavio Ronzoni
Bellavite Editore

Corrado Beguinot
Giannini editore

AA. VV.
Art valley

Luigi Angelini
Electa

Paolo Nifosì, Giuseppe Leone
Camera di Commercio Industria Artigianato ed Agricoltura

AA.VV.
Touring Club Italiano

Carla Breeze
Rizzoli International Publications

The architecture and interior design of 1920s and 1930s Los Angeles is celebrated in this delightful photographic tour of fabulously detailed residential, commercial, and public buildings. The distinctive Southern California version of the Art Deco style is revealed, from the hilltop Griffith Observatory to the houses designed by Lloyd Wright, among many others. An insightful introduction by respected architectural historian David Gebhard discusses the history of the style as it was adopted in the sunny, rather sleepy region during the early decades of the twentieth century. As a guidebook to extant architecture of the period in Los Angeles, L.A. Deco offers the latest look at these historic buildings, through the lens of Carla Breeze, a New York City-based photographer and the author of Pueblo Deco. Book jacket.