ARCHITECTURE URBAN PLANNING ART - SŁAWOMIRA GZELLA

Discover the fascinating connection between architecture, urban planning, and art in Sławomira Gzella's publication. This book is an invitation to a deeper understanding of the role of architecture in our lives and its impact on the space around us. Immerse yourself in the world of ideas that shape our cities and buildings.

• Inspiring essays by prominent professors
• Analysis of architecture and urban planning as art forms
• Provocative questions about the role of the architect in today's world
• Rich source of knowledge for students and professionals
• Thoughtful concepts on urban composition
• Dialogue of architecture with art
• New perspective on architecture

This publication is a collection of essays by professors, members of the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of the Polish Academy of Sciences, who undertook the analysis of architecture and urban planning as art forms. Their goal is not only to present their own opinions but also to popularize this view of architecture. The book does not impose any specific beliefs but encourages the search for truth within the discussed ideas.

The book discusses topics such as the birth and fall of the idea of the complete architect, the theory of architecture in architectural criticism, urban composition between art and science, and the concept of the work in the dialogue of architecture with art. The authors also analyze the role of architecture in shaping our cultural and social identity.

This publication is a must-read for anyone interested in architecture, urban planning, and art. This book will surely inspire you to a deeper understanding of the role of architecture in our lives and its impact on the space around us. The National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning guarantees a high level of content. Year of publication: 2023, binding: paperback, 304 pages, format: 498x285 mm.

Architecture, urban planning, and art are three areas that permeate and complement each other. Architecture creates space, urban planning organizes it, and art gives it a soul. This publication is an attempt to understand these relationships and show how important a harmonious connection of these three areas is.