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020			_a9783836560108
040			_aNUFAIRVIEW _cNUFAIRVIEW
050			_aNA 1455 L134 2023
100			_aLahti, Louna _eauthor
245			_aAlvaro Aalto 1898 - 1976 : _bparadise for the man in the street / _cLouna Lahti
260			_aKoln, Germany : _bTaschen, _cc2023.
300			_a96 pages : _bcolored illustrations ; _c27 cm.
365			_b1072
504			_aIncludes bibliographic references.
505			_aIntroduction -- Worker's Club -- Municipal Library -- Tuberculosis Sanatorium -- The Founding of Artek -- Residential Building and Studio -- The Savoy Vase -- Cellulose Factory and Housing Area -- Villa Mairea -- Finnish Pavilion -- Student Dormitory "Baker House" -- Saynatsalo Town Hall -- Institute of Technology -- Pedadogical University -- Town Centre -- Experimental Summer House -- "House of Culture" -- Hansaviertel Block of Flats -- Church of the Three Crosses -- Maison Carre -- Neue Vahr Block of Flats -- Finlandia Hall -- Life and Work -- Map -- Bibliography and credits.
520			_aFinnish architect Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) was strongly influenced by both the landscape of his native country, as well as the political struggle over Finland's place within European culture. After early neoclassical buildings, Aalto turned to ideas based on Functionalism, subsequently moving toward more organic structures, with brick and wood replacing plaster and steel. In addition to designing buildings, furniture, lamps, and glass objects with his wife Aino, he painted and was an avid traveler.
650			_aAALTO, ALVAR, 1898-1976
650			_aARCHITECTURE, DOMESTIC
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