Konstfacks bibliotek

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*020  $a978-84-252-2387-7
*020  $a84-252-2387-3
*035  $a(Ko)33880
*040  $dDEBSZ$dger$dDEBSZ$dFLL$dKo$drakwb
*0410 $aeng$aspa
*084  $aIbz Bardi, Lina Bo
*084  $aIc-qdd.55
*1001 $aBardi, Lina Bo,$d1914-1992
*24510$aLina Bo Bardi :$bobra construida = built work  /$cOlivia de Oliveira
*24611$aLina Bo Bardi :$bbuilt work
*260  $aBarcelona ;$a2002 :$bGili ,$c2002
*300  $a255 s.  :$bill.
*4900 $a2G Books
*500  $aReprint of the magazine 2G (2002:3/4, Lina Bo Bardi)
*60014$aBardi, Lina Bo,$d1914-1992
*650 4$aArchitects
*650 4$aBrazil.
*650 4$aWomen architects
*650 4$aArchitecture
*650 4$a20th century.
*650 4$aBrazil
*697  $cSärskilda konstnärer
*697  $cArkitektur: Brasilien: 1905-
*7001 $aOliveira, Olivia de$4aut
*8520 $cARKITEKTUR -$hIcz Bardi, Lina Bo$lBAR
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The architect Lina Bo Bardi, who was born in Rome in 1914, emigrated in 1946 to Brazil, a country she adopted as her own and where she undertook her professional career. With its radical and modern focus, her entire work is pervaded by a wish to move closer to the way of life of the people and to local traditions by eliminating the distance between 'elite' and 'popular culture'. Her projects have a conceptual, material and ethical forcefulness that is particularly apparent in her built work, all of which is included in this volume, together with photographs taken especially for it by Nelson Kon. Olivia de Oliveira introduces us to the work of Lina Bo Bardi through a multifaceted argument that allows us to contextualise and understand it in all its architectural, cultural, political and social complexity. This book - a reprint of the magazine 2G Lina Bo Bardi - ends with a 1991 interview and a selection of her writings.