Auguste Perret


A monograph on the French architect pioneering precursor to the Modern movement.


Karla Britton


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Überblick
  • The first monograph in English on the work of French architect Auguste Perret (1874-1954), a pioneering precursor to the Modern movement
  • Looks at Perret's projects in France and abroad, such as the Musée des Travaux Publics in Paris, the Church of Notre-Dame at Raincy and other domestic, industrial and urban buildings, and his innovative use of structure and materials
  • Richly illustrated with new colour photography as well as drawings and photographs from the Perret archive
  • Includes an appendix of Perret's aphorisms and other writings



Pressestimmen
'Perret emerges as witty, wise and social minded, the deft first user of concrete, justifiably admired by 'Corb'.' (Art Newspaper)

'[An] erudite exploration of Perret’s output … Britton’s study presents a fascinating, authoritative figure.' (RIBA Journal)


Über den Autor
Karla Britton is Director of the New York/ Paris programme of Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation in Paris.


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