Architecture as movement : modern architecture in South Korea, 1987-97 / editor, Chung Dahyoung

Author(s): Chung, Dahyoung

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Main Title
Architecture as movement : modern architecture in South Korea, 1987-97
Author(s)
Chung, Dahyoung
Publisher
Seoul : National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea, 2018
Collation
217 pages : color illustrations
20 cm
ISBN
9788963031989
Dewey Class
720.95195
Contents
Introduction -- After the political and economic turn of 1987: institutional changes in architecture -- Movements in modern Korean architecture, 1987-97 / Kim Sung Hong -- From squares to boudoir: the turning point of the early 1990s / Park Junghyun -- Modernism, realism, postmodernism / Ota Shoichi -- Reinventing the architecture of needs: Southeast Asian architecture before the Asian Economic Crisis / Johannes Widodo -- Critical realism in architecture -- Toward architecture for the real world: realism in architecture by progressive groups (1987-97) / Lee Jong-woo -- A lost vanguard discovered / Jean-Louis Cohen -- Architecture as discipline -- The intellectual structure of Korean architecture in the 1980s and 1990s / Park Kil-yong -- The architectural spectrum of the 4.3 Group and the possibilities of critical modernism / Kim Hyon-sob -- The architectural education movements during transitions in Korea's contemporary architecture, 1987-2002 / Jeon BongHee -- Architecture as discourse -- Remains of the movements: languages and positions of contemporary architecture / Chung Dahyoung -- Regenerating documents: how should art museums exhibit architecture? / Yoon Wonhwa.
Language
English
Subject
Architecture -- Korea (South)
Architecture, Modern -- 20th century
BRN
9761

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