World architecture 1900-2000, a critical mosaic . 2,3,5,6,9

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• [Volume. 2]----------
• CONTENTS
• Complimentary Remarks by Sara Topelson de Grinberg, Past President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) = xi
• Complimentary Remarks by Vassilis Sgoutas, President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) = xii
• Complimentary Remarks by Ye Rutang, President of the Architectural Society of China (ASC) - A Record of 20$$th^$$ Century World Architecture = XIII
• General Introduction by Kenneth Frampton = XIV
• Introductory Essay - The Architecture of Latin America = XVII
• Selected Buildings (in chronological order of years of completion) / by Jorge Glusberg = 1
• 1900-1919
• National School of Fine Arts, 1904, R$$i'$$o de Janeiro, Brazil, arch. Adolpho Morales de los Rios = 4
• National Congress, 1906, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Vittorio Meano = 6
• Col$$o'$$n Theatre, 1908, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Francesco Tamburini, Vittorio Meano and Jules Dormal = 8
• San Mart$$i'$$n Palace, 1909, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Alejandro Christophersen = 10
• Chamber of Deputies, 1910, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Mauricio M. Campos = 12
• La Mascota Housing Complex, 1913, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Miguel $$A'$$ngel de Quevedo = 14
• French Embassy, 1914, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Paul Pater = 16
• Municipal Theatre, 1918, Cali, Colombia, arch. Borrero and Ospina = 18
• Rend$$o'$$n Peniche Hospital,1919, M$$e'$$rida, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Manuel Am$$a'$$bilis and Gregory Webb = 20
• 1920-1939
• Customs Building, 1920, Barranquilla, Colombia, arch. Leslie Arbouin = 24
• Cervantes Theatre, 1921, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Fernando Aranda and Bartolom$$e'$$ Repetto = 26
• Bank of Boston, 1924, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Paul Bell Chambers and Louis Newbery Thomas = 28
• Executive and Legislative Complex, 1847-1926, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, original : Thomas Reed, addition and reform : Francisco Olaya (1871), M. Lombardi (1879), Pietro Cantini (1881), Gast$$o'$$n Lelarge and Marian Santamaria (1908), Alberto Manrique (1924) = 30
• La Plata Insurance, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1929, arch. Alejandro Virasoro = 32
• Guayaquil City Hall, 1929, Guayaquil, Ecuador, arch. Francisco Macaferri = 34
• National Secretariat of Health, 1929, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Carlos Obereg$$o'$$n Santacilia = 36
• Institute of Education, 1930, R$$i'$$o de Janeiro, Brazil, arch. Jos$$e'$$ Mariano Filho and Lucio Costa = 38
• Baccardi Building, 1930, Havana, Cuba, arch. Esteban Rodriguez Castells, Rafael Hern$$a'$$ndez Ruenes and Jos$$\bprime e$$ Men$$\bprime e$$ndez = 40
• Home and Studio of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, 1930, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Juan O'Gorman = 42
• National Museum of Fine Arts, 1933, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Alejandro Bustillo = 44
• Palace of Justice, 1933, Cali, Colombia, arch. Joseph Martens = 46
• Cundinamarca Government House, 1933, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. Gast$$o'$$n Lelarge and Arturo Jaramillo = 48
• Palace of Fine Arts, 1904-1934, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Adamo Boari and Federico Mariscal = 50
• Kavanagh Building, 1936, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Gregorio S$$a'$$nchez, Julio Lagos and Jos$$e'$$ Mar$$i'$$a de la Torre = 52
• National Cardiology Institute, 1937, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Jos$$e'$$ Villagr$$a'$$n Garcia = 54
• Law School of the University of Chile, 1938, Santiago Chile, arch. Juan Mart$$i'$$nez = 56
• National Library, 1938, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. Alberto Wills Ferro = 58
• 1940-1959
• Municipal Theatre Jorge Eli$$e'$$cer Gait$$a'$$n, 1940, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. Francis T. Ley & Co. = 62
• Ministry of Education and Health, 1936-1943, R$$i'$$o de Janeiro, Brazil, arch. L$$u'$$cio Costa and others = 64
• Pampulha Recreational Center, 1943, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, arch. Oscar Niemeyer = 66
• National School of Mining (University of Medell$$i'$$n), 1944, Medell$$i'$$n, Colombia, arch. Pedro Nel G$$o'$$mez = 70
• Williams' House, 1945, Mar del Plata, Argentina, arch. Amancio Williams = 72
• School of Engineering, University of Colombia, 1945, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. Leopoldo Rother and Bruno Violi = 74
• "Prefecto Mendes de Moraes' Residential Complex, 1947, R$$i$$o de Janeiro, Brazil, arch. Affonso Eduardo Reidy = 76
• Barrag$$a'$$n's House, 1947, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Luis Barrag$$a'$$n = 78
• University City, 1952, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Mario Pani and Enrique del Moral = 80
• School of Engineering, 1945-1953, Montevideo, Uruguay, arch. Julio Vilamaj$$o'$$ = 82
• Museum of Modern Art, 1953, R$$i'$$o de Janeiro, Brazil, arch. Affonso Eduardo Reidy = 84
• Canoas House, 1953, R$$i'$$o de Janeiro, Brazil, arch. Oscar Niemeyer = 86
• Curutchet House, 1954, La Plata, Argentina, arch. Le Corbusier = 88
• Municipal Theatre San Mart$$i'$$n, 1956, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Mario Roberto $$A'$$lvarez = 90
• Olaya Herrera Airport, 1957, Medell$$i'$$n, Colombia, arch. Elias Zapata = 92
• C$$o'$$rdoba City Hall, 1958, Cordoba, Argentina, arch. S$$a'$$ntiago S$$a'$$nchez Ella, Federico Peralta Ramos and Alfredo Agostini = 94
• 1960-1979
• Brasilia, Brazil, 1960, arch. L$$u'$$cio Costa and Oscar Niemeyer = 98
• Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, 1960, Atl$$a'$$ntida, Uruguay, arch. Eladio Dieste = 102
• Church of the Benedictines, 1964, Santiago, Chile, arch. Gabriel Guardia and Mart$$i'$$n Correa = 104
• School of Nursing, University Javeriana, 1964, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. An$$i'$$bal Moreno = 106
• National Museum of Anthropology, 1964, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Pedro Ram$$i'$$rez V$$a'$$zquez, Jorge Campuzano and Rafael Mijares = 108
• University City of Caracas, 1944-1966, Caracas, Venezuela, arch. Carlos Ra$$u'$$l Villanueva = 110
• Bank of London, 1966, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Clorindo Testa and Estudio S$$a'$$nchez Elia, Peralta Ramos and Agostini Studio = 112
• United Nations Building for Latin America (CEPAL), 1966, Santiago, Chile, arch. Emilio Duhart = 114
• School of Architecture and Urbanism, University of S$$\tilde a$$o Paulo, S$$\tilde a$$o Paulo Brazil, 1968, arch. Joao Vilanova Artigas and Carlos Cascaldi = 116
• Institute "Jos$$e'$$ Antonio Echeverr$$i'$$a", at the University of Havana, 1968, Habana, Cuba, arch. Fernando Salinas = 118
• Folke Egestrom House and San Crist$$o'$$bal's Stables, 1968, Los Clubes, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Luis Barrag$$a'$$n = 120
• Hotel Camino Real, M$$e'$$xico, 1968, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Ricardo Legorreta = 122
• "El Parque" Residence, 1970, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. Rogelio Salmona = 124
• Guedes House, 1971, S$$\tilde a$$o Paulo, Brazil, arch. Joaqu$$i'$$m Guedes = 126
• Conurban, 1973, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Ernesto Katzenstein and Estudio Kocourek = 128
• Tamba$$u'$$ Hotel, 1975, Joao Pessoa, Brazil, arch. Sergio Bernardes = 130
• Association of Architects, M$$e'$$xico, 1975, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Teodoro Gonz$$a'$$lez de Le$$o'$$n and Abraham Zabludovsky = 132
• Architectural Workshop, 1976, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Agust$$i'$$n Hern$$a'$$ndez = 134
• Channel 7, Buenos Aires, 1978, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Manteola, S$$a'$$nchez G$$o'$$mez, Santos, Solsona & Vin$$\tilde n$$oly Studio = 136
• Mar del Plata Football Stadium, 1978, Mar de Plata, Argentina, arch. Antonio Antonini, Gerardo Schon, Eduardo Zemborain, Juan Carlos Fervanza and Mike Hall = 138
• Julio Herrera y Obes Warehouse, 1978, Montevideo, Uruguay, arch. Eladio Dieste = 140
• The Ajax Hispania Building, 1979, Lima, Per$$u'$$, arch. Emilio Soyer Nash = 142
• 1980-1999
• COFIEC Building, Ecuador, 1980, Quito, Ecuador, arch. Ovidio Wappenstein and Ramiro J$$a'$$come = 146
• Fuerte de Manzanillo House, 1981, Cartagena, Colombia, arch. Rogelio Salmona = 148
• Rufino Tamayo Museum, 1981, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Teodoro Gonz$$a'$$lez de Le$$o'$$n and Abraham Zabludovsky = 150
• Peruvian Air Force Officers' School, 1981, Lima, Peru, arch. Juvenal Baracco = 154
• Culture Square, 1982, San Jos$$e'$$, Costa Rica, arch. Edgard Vargas, Jorge Bord$$o'$$n and Jorge Bertheau = 156
• College of Architects and Engineers, 1982, San Jos$$e'$$, Costa Rica, arch. Hern$$a'$$n Jim$$e'$$nez = 158
• San Vicente Cultural Center, 1985, C$$o'$$rdoba, Argentina, arch. Miguel $$A'$$ngel Roca = 160
• Pompeia Recreational Center, 1986, S$$\tilde a$$o Paulo, Brazil, arch. Lina Bo Bardi = 162
• Citicorp Center Office Tower, 1986, S$$\tilde a$$o Paulo, Brazil, arch. Roberto Aflalo and Giancarlo Gasperini = 166
• Metropolitan Theatre, 1986, Medell$$i'$$n, Colombia, arch. Oscar Mesa = 168
• "La Mota" Residential Complex, 1987, Medell$$i'$$n, Colombia, arch. Laureano Forero = 170
• Balbina Environmental Protection Center, 1988, Balbina, Brazil, arch. Severiano Mario Porto = 172
• Credit Bank, Lima, 1988, Lima, Per$$u'$$, arch. Bernardo Fort-Brescia (Architectural Studio) = 174
• Office Building in Belo Horizonte, 1989, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, arch. Eolo Maia and Maria Josefina de Vasconcellos = 176
• Women's School of the Bradesco Foundation, 1991, Osasco, Brazil, arch. Luis Paulo Conde = 178
• Students Housing at the University of Campinas, 1991, Campinas, Brazil, arch. Joan Vill$$a'$$ = 180
• Housing Project Colsubsidio, 1991, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. Germ$$a'$$n Samper and Ximena Samper = 182
• Argentina's National Library, 1962-1992, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Clorindo Testa, Francisco Bullrich and Alicia Cazzaniga = 184
• Xochimilco Ecological Park, 1992, M$$e'$$xico City, M$$e'$$xico, arch. Mario Schjetnan = 186
• Vida Building Insurance, .1993, Santiago, Chile, arch. Enrique Browne and Borja Huidobro = 190
• Palace of Justice Ⅱ, 1993, C$$o'$$rdoba, Argentina, arch. Gram$$a'$$tica-Guerrero-Morini-Pisani-Urtubey = 192
• Natatorium Complex, 1994, Mar de Plata, Argentina, arch. Flora Manteola, Javier S$$a'$$nchez G$$o'$$mez, Josefina Santos, Justo Solsona and Carlos Sallaberry = 194
• Bayer Laboratories, 1994, Munro, Argentina, arch. Aslan, Ezcurra & Associates Library of the University of Nueva Le$$o'$$n, Monterrey, 1994, Monterrey Mexico, arch. Ricardo Legorreta = 198
• Televisa Building, 1994, M$$e'$$xico City M$$e'$$xico, arch. Enrique Norten = 202
• Tres Cruces Bus Terminal, 1994, Montevideo, Uruguay, arch. Guillermo G$$o'$$mez Platero, E. Cohe, R. Alberti = 204
• Brazilian Museum of Sculpture, 1995, S$$\tilde a$$o Paulo, Brazil, arch. Paulo Mendes da Rocha = 206
• C$$o'$$ndor House, 1995, Santiago, Chile, arch Christian de Groote and Camila del Fierro = 208
• Dole Fresh Fruit Co., 1995, San Jos$$e'$$, Costa Rich, arch. Bruno Stagno and Associates = 210
• Pan-Americana Tower, 1997, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Ra$$u'$$l Lier and Alberto Tonconogy = 212
• New Santa Fe Community Center, 1997, Bogot$$a'$$, Colombia, arch. Rogelio Salmona = 214
• Punta del Este International Airport, 1997,Punta del Este, Uruguay, arch. Carlos A. Ott = 216
• Coastline Train Terminal, 1997, Buenos Aires Argentina, arch. Pfeifer-Zurdo = 218
• Puerto Madero Urban Renewal (Stage 1, 1994-2000), Buenos Aires, Argentina = 220
• Ministry of Foreign Relations, 1998, Buenos Aires, Argentina, arch. Nat$$a'$$n Aizenstat and Carlos Rajlin Associates with C.Dodero and M. Levinton = 222
• General Bibliography = 224
• Index = 226
• [Volume. 3]----------
• CONTENTS
• Complimentary Remarks by Sara Topelson de Grinberg, Past President of the International Union of Architects(UIA) = XI
• Complimentary Remarks by Vassilis Sgoutas, President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) = XII
• Complimentary Remarks by Ye Rutang. President of the Architectural Society of China (ASC) - A Recrord of 20th Century World Architecture = XII
• General Introduction / by Kenneth Frampton = XIV
• Introductory Essay / by Wilfried Wang = XVII
• Selected Buildings(in chronological order of years of design)
• 1900-1919
• The Stock Exchange, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1885, 1898-1903, arch. Hendrik P. Berlage = 4
• House of the People, Brussels, Belgium, 1895-1899, arch. Victor Horta = 6
• Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, Scotland, 1896-1899, West Wing 1907-1909, arch. Charles Rennie Mackintosh = 8
• Ernst Ludwig House, Darmstadt, Germany, 1899-1900, arch. Josef Maria Olbrich = 10
• Hvittr$$\ddot a$$sk House, Kikkonummi, Finland, 19O1-1903, arch. H. Gesellius, A. Lindgren, E. Saarinen = 12
• St. John's Cathedral, Tampere, Finland, 1902-1907, arch. Lars Sonck = 16
• Town Hall, Stockholm, Sweden, 1902, 1908-1923, arch. Ragnar $$\ddot O$$stberg = 18
• Post Office Savings Bank, Vienna, Austria, 1903-1906, 1910-1912, arch. Otto Wagner = 20
• Railway Station, Helsinki, Finland, 1904, 1911-1919, arch. Eliel Saarinen = 22
• Balasz Villa, Budapest, Hungary, 1905, arch. $$\ddot O$$don Lechner = 24
• Palais Stoclet, Brussels, Belgium, 1905, 1906-1911, arch. Josef Hoffmann = 26
• AEG Factory, Berlin, Germany, 1908-1909, arch. Peter Behrens = 28
• $$E'$$mile Jaques-Dalcroze Institute for Rhythmic Gymnastics, Hellerau, Germany, 1910,1911-1912, arch. Heinrich Tessenow = 30
• Fagus Works, Alfeld. Germany, 1911-1913, arch. Walter Gropius, Adolf Meyer = 32
• Chemical Factory, Luban, Poland, 1912, arch. Hans Poelzig = 34
• Centennial Hall, Wroclaw, Poland, 1912-1913, arch. Max Berg = 36
• Hodek's Apartment, Prague, Czech Republic, 1913, arch. Josef Chochol = 38
• Town Hall Conversion and Extension, G$$\ddot o$$teborg, Sweden, 1913, 1934-1937, arch. Erik Gunnar Asplund = 40
• The Woodland Cemetery, Stockholm, Sweden, 1915, 1926-1934, arch. Erik Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz = 42
• Eigen Haard Housing Estate, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1917-1920, arch. Michel de Klerk
• Einstein Tower, Potsdam, Germany, 1919-1921,arch. Erich Mendelsohn = 46
• 1920-1939
• Hrad$$\check c$$ine, Prague, Czech Republic, 1920-1931, arch Jose Ple$$\check c$$nik = 50
• Garkau Farm, Garkau, Germany, 1924-1925, arch. Hugo H$$\ddot a$$ring = 54
• Schr$$\ddot o$$der House, Utrecht, Netherlands, 1924-1925, arch. Gerrit Rietveld = 56
• Town Hall, Hilversum, Netherlands, 1924, 1927-1930, arch. Willem Marinus Dudok = 58
• Hufeisen-Settlement, Berlin, Germany, 1925, arch. Bruno Taut = 60
• Bauhaus, Dessau, Germany, 1925-1926, arch. Walter Gropius = 62
• Weissenhof Settlement, Stuttgart, Germany, 1925-1927, arch. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe = 64
• Kiefhoeck Housing Estate, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1925-1928, arch. Jacobus Johannes Pieter Oud = 66
• Zonnestraal Sanatorium, Hilversum, Netherlands, 1926-1928, arch. Johannes Duiker = 68
• Karl-Marx-Hof-Housing, Vienna, Austria, 1927, arch. Karl Ehn = 70
• St. Antonius, Basel, Switzerland, 1927, arch. Karl Moser = 72
• Hotel Avion, Brno, Czech Republic, 1927-1928, arch. Bohuslav Fuchs = 76
• R$$\ddot o$$merstadt Settlement Estate, Frankfurt, Germany, 1927-1928, arch. Ernst May et al. = 78
• Van Nelle Factory, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1927-1929, arch. Michiel Brinkman et al. = 82
• Victorius Mother of God Votive Church of Saint Roch Parish, Biatystok, Poland, 1927-1944, arch. Oskar Sosnowski = 86
• M$$\ddot u$$ller House, Prague, Czech Republic, 1928, 1929-1931, arch. Adolf Loos = 88
• Open Air School, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1928-1930, arch. Johannes Duiker = 92
• Federal School of the General German Trade Unions, Bernau, Germany, 1928-1930, arch. Hannes Meyer and Hans Wittwer = 94
• Tugendhat House, Brno, Czech Republic, 1928-1930, arch. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe = 98
• Machnac Sanatorium, Trencianske Teplice, Slovakia, 1929, 1930-1932, arch. Jaromir Krejcar = 102
• Dr. Beer House, Vienna, Austria, 1929-1931, arch. Josef Frank, Oskar Wlach and Oskar Wlach = 104
• Colonnade Bridge, Pie$$\check s$$t'any, Slovakia, 1929-1931, arch. Emil Bellu$$\check s$$ = 106
• Dammann House, Oslo, Norway, 1930-1932, arch. Arne Korsmo = 108
• Boot's Factory, Nottingham, England, 1930-1933, arch. E. Owen Williams = 112
• Aarhus University Aarhus, Denmark, 1931, 1935-1941, arch. Kay Fisker, C. F. MØller and Povl Stegmann = 114
• Schwandbach Bridge, Hinterfultigen, Switzerland, 1933, eng. Robert Maillart = 116
• The Bellavista Housing Estate and the Bellevue Theater, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1933-1934, 1934-1935, arch. Arne Jacobsen = 118
• Schunck Department Store, Heerlen, Netherlands, 1933-1935, arch. F. P. Josephus Peutz = 122
• Highpoint One, London, England, 1933-1935, arch. Berthold Lubetkin = 126
• Town Planning, Zlin, Czech Republic, 1933-1938, arch. Frantisek Lydie Gahura and Vladimir Karfik = 128
• Locomotive Factory, Malaxa, Bucharest, Romania, 1936-1938, arch. Horia Creang$$\check a$$ = 132
• Municipal Court Building, Warsaw, Poland, 1936-1939, arch. Bohdan Pniewski = 134
• Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup, Denmark, 1936, 1937-1939, arch. Vilhelm Lauritzen = 136
• Workers' Association, Oslo (Norway), 1936, 1938-1940, arch. Ove Bang = 138
• Villa Mairea, Noormarkku, Finland, 1937-1939, arch. Alvar Aalto = 140
• Resurrection Chapel, Turku, Finland, 1938, 1939-1941, arch. Erik Bryggman = 142
• 1940-1959
• St$$\ddot u$$hmer Factory, Budapest, Hungary, 1941, arch. Olgyay & Olgyay = 146
• Central Department Store, Warsaw, Poland, : 1946-1950, arch. Zbigniew lhnatowicz et al. Reconstruction of the Alte Pinakothek, Munich, Germany, 1946-1973, arch. Hans D$$\ddot o$$llgast = 148
• S$$\ddot a$$yn$$\ddot a$$tsalo Town Hall, S$$\ddot a$$yn$$\ddot a$$tsalo Finland, 1949, 1950-1952, arch. Alvar Aalto = 152
• St Anna's Church, D$$\ddot u$$ren, Germany, 1951-1956, arch. Rudolf Schwarz = 154
• Hochschule f$$\ddot u$$r Gestaltung, Ulm, Germany, 1953-1956, arch. Max Bill = 156
• Otaniemi University Chapel, Helsinki, Finland, 1954, 1955-1957, arch. Kaija & Heikki Siren = 158
• Halen Settlement, Bern, Switzerland, 1955-1 961, arch. Atelier 5 = 160
• The Philharmonie, Berlin, Germany, 1956, 1960-1963, arch. Hans Scharoun = 164
• Orphanage, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1957-1960, arch. Aldo van Eyck = 166
• Luisiana Museum, Humlebaek, Denmark,1958-1991, arch. JØrgen Bo & Vilhelm Wohlert = 168
• 1960-1979
• St. Petri Church, Klippan, Sweden, 1962, 1963-1969, arch. Sigurd Lewerentz = 172
• New National Gallery, Berlin, Germany, 1962-1967, arch. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe = 174
• Crematorium and Urn Grove, Bratislava, Slovakia, 1962-1967, arch. Ferdinand Milucky = 176
• Hafsteinh$$\ddot u$$s - House at Bakkafl$$\ddot o$$t, Gardahreppur, Iceland, 1963-1967, arch. H$$\ddot o$$gna Sigurdardottir-Anspach = 178
• Olympic Stadium, Munich, Germany, 1967-1972, arch G$$\ddot u$$nther Behnisch with Frei Otto and Leonhardt + Andr$$e'$$ = 180
• St Willibrord, Waldweiler, Germany, 1968, arch. Heinz Bienefeld = 182
• Byker Housing, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, 1968, 1969-1981, arch. Ralph Erskine = 184
• Hedmark Cathedral Museum, Hamar, Norway, 1968-1988, arch. Sverre Fehn = 186
• Medical Faculty, Woluv$$e'$$-St. Lambert, La M$$e'$$m$$e'$$, Brussels, Belgium, 1969, 1970-1977, arch. Lucien Kroll = 188
• Kulturhuset - Cultural Center, Stockholm, Sweden, 1970, arch. Peter Celsing = 190
• Central Beheer Headquarters, Apeldoorn, Netherlands, 1970-1972, arch. Herman Hertzberger = 192
• Bianchi House, Riva San Vitale, Switzerland, 1971, 1972-1973, arch. Mario Botta = 194
• Municipal Museum, M$$\ddot o$$nchengladbach, Germany, 1972, 1973-1975, arch. Hans Hollein = 196
• New Parliament, Bonn, Germany, 1972, 1987-1992, arch. G$$\ddot u$$nther Behnisch = 198
• Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Firhouse, Ireland, 1976-1978, arch. Shane de Blacam and John Meagher = 202
• Urban Revitalization of Monte Carasso, Ticino, Switzerland, since 1977, arch. Luigi Snozzi = 204
• Extension of the Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart, Germany. 1977, 1980-1983, arch. Stirling & Wilford = 206
• Collino d'Oro School, Montagnola, Switzerland, 1978, 1982-1984, arch. Livio Vacchini = 208
• 1980-1999
• Myyrm$$\ddot a$$ki Church and Parish Center, Helsinki, Finland, 1980, 1982-1984, arch. Juha Leivisk$$\ddot a$$ = 212
• Airport, Stansted, England, 1981, 1987-1990, arch. Norman Foster = 214
• Salzamt Restaurant, Vienna, Austria, 1981- 1983, arch. Hermann Czech = 218
• Poleeni Cultural Center Pieks$$\ddot a$$m$$\ddot a$$ki, Finland, 1982-1989, arch. Kristian Gullichsen et al. = 220
• Hebelstraße Apartment Building, Basel, Switzerland, 1984-1988, arch. Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron = 224
• Faculty of Journalism, Eichst$$\ddot a$$tt University, Eichst$$\ddot a$$tt, Germany, 1985-1987, arch. Karljosef Schattner = 226
• HochstraBe Office Building, Basel, Switzerland, 1986-1988, arch. Diener & Diener = 228
• Children's Day Care, Berlin, Germany, 1986-1988, arch. Alvaro Siza = 230
• Braun Factory, Melsungen, Germany, 1986-1992, arch. James Stirling et al. = 232
• Kunsthall, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1988, 1990-1992, arch. OMA = 234
• Jewish Museum, Berlin, Germany. 1989, 1991-1998, arch. Daniel Libeskind = 238
• La Congiunta, Giornico, Switzerland, 1990-1993, arch. Peter M$$\ddot a$$rkli = 242
• Academy of Arts and Architecture Maastricht, Netherlands, 1990-1993, arch. Wiel Arets = 244
• Waterloo International Terminal, London, England, 1990-1993, arch. Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners = 248
• Nominatiors' Statements = 250
• Voting Summary = 256
• Biographical Notes = 262
• Index = 308
• [Volume. 5]----------
• CONTENTS
• Complimentary Remarks by Sara Topelson de Grinberg, Past President of the International Union of Architecture = XI
• Complimentary Remarks by Vassilis Sgoutas. President of the International Union of Architecture = XII
• Complimentary Remarks by Ye Rutang, President of the Architectural Society of China(ASC) - A Record Of 20th Century World Architecture = XIII
• General Introduction by Kenneth Frampton = XIV
• Introductory Essay - Expressing Identities Through Architecture, From Colonialism To Pluralism / By Hasan - Uddin Kahn = XVII
• Editor's Acknowledgments = XLII
• Selected Buildings (in chronological order of year of design) = 1
• 1900-1919
• Maidan-e-Hassan Abad, Tehran, Iran, c. 1900, arch. unknown = 4
• Palace of the Emir (Reconstruction into National Museum), Doha, Qatar, 1901, arch. unknown ; (reconstruction : 1972-1977, arch. Michael Rice and Company) = 6
• Seyh Zafir Complex, Besiktas, Istanbul, Turkey, 1903-1904, arch. Raimondo D' Aronco = 10
• Central Post Office, Sirkeci, Istanbul, Turkey, 1907-1909, arch.Vedat Tek = 12
• Hijaz Railway Station, Damascus, Syria, 1908-1912, arch. Do Arend$$e'$$ = 14
• Qavam-os-Saltaneh House (now Abguineh Glass and Ceramics Museum), Tehran, Iran, 1910-1915, arch. unknown ; adaptation, arch. Hans Hollein = 16
• Fourth Vakif Hani, Bahcekapi, Istanbul, Turkey, 1911-1926, arch. Kemalettin Bey = 18
• Harikzedegan Apartments, Laleli, Istanbul, Turkey, 1919-1922, arch. Kemalettin Bey = 20
• 1920-1939
• Aal Al-Bait University, Baghdad, Iraq, 1921-1924, arch. James Mollison Wilson = 24
• Azem Palace (reconstruction), Damascus, Syria, 1922-1936, 1946-1954, arch. Michel Ecochard (Shafiq al-Imam for the adaptation 1962-1983) = 26
• Sheikh Saeed House, Dubai, U.A.E, c. 1926, arch. Original builder unknown = 28
• Port Directorate Offices, Basrah, Iraq, 1927-1929, arch. James Mollison Wilson, et al. = 30
• Rockefeller Museum, Jerusalem, 1929-1937, arch. Austen St. Barbe Harrison = 32
• Engel Apartment House, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1930-1933, arch. Ze'ev Rechter = 34
• Iran Bastan Museum, Tehran, Iran, 1931-1936, arch. Andr$$e'$$ Godard and Maxime Siroux = 36
• Parliament Building, Damascus, Syria, 1932-1948, arch. unknown = 38
• Exhibition Hall (Transformed into the State Opera), Ankara, Turkey, 1933-1934, arch. Sevki Balmumcu (Paul Bonatz for the opera) = 40
• Royal Mausoleum, Baghdad, lraq, 1933-1936, arch. G. B. Cooper = 42
• Schocken House, Offices and Library, Jerusalem, 1933-1936, arch. Erich Mendelsohn = 44
• School for Orphans (now Technical School), Tehran, lran, 1935, arch. Vartan Avanessian = 46
• National Museum, Damascus, Syria, 1935-1940, arch. Michel Ecochard = 48
• Faculty of Humanities, Ankara University, Ankara, Turkey, 1935-1937, arch. Bruno Taut = 50
• Khan Marjan (Restoration and Re-use), Baghdad, Iraq, 1936-1938, 1970-1973, arch unknown ; Department of Antiquities for the restoration; the State Organization of Building／Wijdan Mahir for the re-use = 52
• Hadassah University Medical Center, Mount Scopus, Jerusalem, 1936-1939, arch. Erich Mendelsohn = 54
• Water Authority Building, Damascus, Syria, 1937-1942, arch. Mohamad Ali Al Khayat = 58
• Hotel St. Georges, Beirut, Lebanon, 1937-1944, arch. Jacques Poirrier, Andr$$e'$$ Lotte, Georges Bordes and Antoine Tabet = 60
• Turkish Grand National Assembly, Ankara, Turkey, 1938-1960, arch. Clemens Holzmeister = 62
• 1940-1959
• Faculty of Sciences and Literature, Istanbul University, Istanbul, Turkey, 1942-1948, arch. Sedad Hakki Eldem and Emin Onat = 66
• Taslik Coffee House, Istanbul, Turkey, 1947-1948, arch. Sedad Hakki Eldem = 68
• Railway Station, Baghdad, Iraq, 1947-1951, arch. Wilson and Mason = 70
• Anadolu Club, Buyukada, Istanbul, Turkey, 1951-1957, arch. Turgut Cansever and Abdurrahman Hanci = 72
• Hilton Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey, 1952-1955, arch. Skidmore, Owings and Merrill et al. = 74
• Coll$$\bprime e$$ge Protestant, Beirut, Lebanon, 1953-1957, arch. Michel Ecochard et al. = 76
• Pan-American Building, Beirut, Lebanon, 1954-1955, arch. George Rais and Theo Kannan with Assem Salam = 80
• H$$\hat o$$pital du Sacr$$e'$$ Coeur, Beirut, Lebanon, 1954-1961, arch. Michel Ecochard with Henri Edd$$e'$$ = 82
• H$$\hat o$$tel Phoenicia, Beirut, Lebanon, 1954-1962, arch. Edward Durell Stone with Rudolphe Elias and Ferdinand Dagher = 84
• Hebrew University Synagogue, Jerusalem, 1955-1957, arch. Heinz Rau and David Reznik = 86
• United States Embassy, Baghdad, Iraq, 1955-1960, arch. Sert, Jackson and Gourley = 88
• Sports Complex and Gymnasium, Baghdad, Iraq, 1956-1980, arch. Le Corbusier = 90
• University of Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq, 1958-1970, arch. The Architects Collaborative (TAC) = 92
• Town Hall, Bat Yam, Israel, 1959-1963, arch. Alfred Neumann, Zvi Hecker, and Eldar Sharon = 96
• Turkish Historical Society, Ankara, Turkey, 1959-1966, arch. Turgut Cansever with Ertur Yener = 98
• Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 1959-1992, arch. Al Mansfeld and Dora Gad = 100
• 1960-1979
• Al Khulafa Mosque, Baghdad, Iraq, 1961-1963, arch. Mohamed Makiya = 106
• Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey, 1961-1970, arch. Behruz and Altug Cinici = 108
• Ministry of National Defense, Beirut, Lebanon, 1962-1968, arch. Andr$$e'$$ Wogenscky and Maurice Hindi = 112
• Maison de l'Artisan, Beirut, Lebanon, 1963-1968, arch. Bureau d'Etudes (CETA) = 114
• Social Security Complex, Zeyrek, Istanbul, Turkey, 1963-1968, arch. Sedad Eldem = 116
• Sarkis Armenian Cathedral, Tehran, Iran, 1964-1970, arch. Mirza Koutchek = 118
• Tobacco Monopoly Headquarters, Baghdad, Iraq, 1965-1967, arch. Rifat Chadirji／lraq Consult = 120
• Convalescent Home (re-adapted for a Hotel), Tiberias, Israel, 1965-1973, arch. Arieh Sharon - Eldar Sharon and Associates = 122
• Conference Center and Hotel, Mecca, Saudi Arabia, 1967-1976, arch. Rolf Gutbrod, et al. = 126
• Museum of Contemporary Art, Tehran, Iran, 1967-1977, arch. Kamran Diba, et al. = 130
• The Kuwait Towers, Kuwait city, Kuwait, 1969-1976, arch. Bj$$\ddot o$$rn & Bj$$\ddot o$$rn with VBB = 132
• Iran Center for Management Studies (now University of Imam Sadegh), Tehran, Iran, 1970-1972, arch. Nader Ardalan = 134
• Turkish Language Society, Ankara, Turkey, 1972-1978, arch. Cengiz Bektas = 136
• National Assembly Building, Kuwait, 1972-1983, arch. J$$\ddot o$$rn Utzon = 138
• Office Complex for the Heir Apparent, Rifa'a, Bahrain, 1973-1976, arch. Mohamed Makiya = 142
• Prototype Kindergarten, Sharjah, U.A.E., 1973-1976, arch. Jafar Tukan and George Rais = 144
• Sief Palace Area Buildings, Kuwait city, Kuwait, 1973-1983, arch. Reima and Raili Pietila = 146
• Shushtar New Town, Khuzestan, Iran, 1974-1980, arch. Kamran Diba, et al. = 150
• Architecture School, University of Damascus, Damascus, Syria, 1974-1980, arch. Mohamed Bourhan Tayara = 154
• National Library and Cultural Centre, Abu Dhabi, 1974-1981, arch. The Architects Collaborative (TAC) = 156
• Hajj Terminal, King Abdul Aziz International Airport, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 1974-1982, arch. Skidmore, Owings and Merrill = 158
• Lassa Tyre Factory, Izmit, Turkey, 1975-1977, arch. Dogan Tekeli and Sami Sisa = 162
• King Khaled International Airport, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1975-1983, arch. Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum (HOK) + 4 Consortium = 164
• Mayor's Office, Baghdad, Iraq, 1975-1983, arch. Hisham Munir = 166
• Inter-Continental Hotel, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E., 1976-1981, arch. Benjamin Thompson and Associates = 168
• Great Mosque, Kuwait city, Kuwait, 1976-1984, arch. Makiya Associates = 172
• King Faisal Foundation, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1976-1984, arch. Kenzo Tange & Urtec = 174
• Hebrew Union College, Jerusalem, 1976-1989, arch. Moshe Safdie and Associates = 176
• National Commercial Bank, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 1977-1983, arch. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, et al. = 180
• Al-Thawra Hospital, Sana'a, Yemen, 1977-1985, arch. Heinle, Wischer and Partner = 184
• Al-Ghadir Mosque, Tehran, Iran, 1977-1987, arch. Jahanguir Mazlum = 186
• Yarmouk University, Amman, Jordan, 1977-1989, arch. Kenzo Tange Associates, et al. = 188
• East Talpiot Housing Development, Jerusalem, 1978-1982, arch. Yakov Rechter-Amnon Rechter = 190
• 1980-1999
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1980-1984, arch. Henning Larsen = 196
• Abi Nawas Development, Baghdad, Iraq, 1980-1 984, arch. Planar, and Skaarup & Jespersen = 200
• Qatar University, Doha, Qatar, 1980-1985, arch. Kamel El Kafrawi = 202
• Central Bank of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq, 1981-1985, arch. Dissing + Weitling = 206
• French Cultural Centre, Damascus, Syria, 1981-1986, arch. Jos$$e'$$ Oubrerie, et al. = 210
• Al-Kindi Plaza, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1981-1986, arch. BEEAH Group = 214
• The Spiral, Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, Israel, 1981-1989, arch. Zvi Hecker = 218
• National Museum, Manama, Bahrain, The Gulf, 1982-1989, arch. Krohn & Harting Rasmussen = 220
• Demir Holiday Village, Bodrum, Turkey, 1983-1987, arch. Turgut Cansever = 224
• Faculty of Engineering, Imam Khomeini University, Qazvim, Iran, 1984-1990, arch. Bavand Consulting Architects & Planners = 226
• Jolfa Residential Complex, Isfahan, Iran, 1985-1988, arch. Tajeer Architects = 228
• Grand National Assembly Mosque. Ankara, Turkey, 1985-1989, arch. Behruz and Can Cinici = 230
• Justice Palace and Mosque, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 1985-1992, arch. Rasem Badran Associates = 232
• Corniche Mosque, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 1986, arch. Abdel Wahid EI-Wakil = 236
• French Embassy, Muscat, Oman, 1986-1989, arch. Architecture Studio = 238
• Etisalat Headquarters., Abu Dhabi, U.A.E., 1986-1992, arch. Arthur Erickson Associates with NORR Consult = 242
• Supreme Court Building, West Jerusalem, 1986-1992, arch. Ada Karmi-Melamede and Ram Karmi = 244
• Sabah Medya Plaza, Istanbul, Turkey 1987-1990, arch. Mehmet Konuralp = 248
• Central Meat, Fish, Fruit and Vegetable Market, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E., 1987-1992, arch. Planar and Skaarap & Jespersen = 250
• Museum, Dubai, U.A.E., 1988-1994, arch. Mohamed Makiya = 252
• Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Dubai, U.A.E.,1992-1995, arch. Nikken Sekkei, et al. = 254
• Salem House, Beirut, Lebanon.1992-1995, arch. George Arbid and Fadlallah Dagher = 256
• Dikmen Bridge, Ankara, Turkey, 1992-1999, arch. Studio 14, et al. = 258
• City Hall, Amman, Jordan,1994-1997, arch. Jafar Tukan & Partners, et al. = 262
• Nominators' Statements = 267
• Selection List = 272
• General Bibliography = 275
• Index = 281
• [Volume. 6]----------
• CONTENTS
• Complimentary Remarks by Sara Topelson de Grinberg, Past President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) = XI
• Complimentary Remarks by Vassilis Sgoutas, President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) = XII
• Complimentary Remarks by Ye Rutang, President of the Architectural Society of China (ASC) -A Record of 20$$th^$$ Century World Architecture = XIII
• General Introduction by Kenneth Frampton = XIV
• Introductory Essay-Continent of Hope / by Udo Kultermann = XVII
• Selected Buildings(in chronological order of years of design) = 1
• 1900-1919
• St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, 1897-1902, arch. unknown = 4
• Saint Georges Cathedral, Cape Town, South Africa, 1897-1957, arch. Sir Herbert Baker and Francis Edward Masey = 6
• Town Hall, Durban, South Africa, 1903-1910, arch. Scott, Woolacott and Hudson = 10
• City Hall, Pretoria, South Africa, 1905, arch. unknown = 12
• Cecil Rhodes Monument, Cape Town, South Africa, 1905-1908, arch. Sir Herbert Baker = 14
• The Great Mosque, Djenne, Mali, 1907, arch. Ismail Traore = 16
• Union Buildings, Pretoria, South Africa, 1909-1910, arch. Sir Herbert Baker = 18
• City Hall, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1910-1915, arch. Hawke and McKinley = 22
• Johannesburg Art Gallery, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1910-1929, arch. Sir Edward Lutyens = 24
• University of Cape Town, CapeTown, South Africa, 1918, arch. Jim Solomon = 26
• 1920-1939
• Terminus of the Congo-Ocean Line, Black Point, Congo, 1921, arch. M. Philippot = 30
• Cathedral du Souvenir Africain, Dakar, Senegal, 1923-1936, arch. Wulfleff = 32
• Stern House, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1934-1935, arch. Martienssen, Fassler and Cooke = 34
• Peterhouse Flats, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1934-1938, arch. Martienssen, Fassler and Cooke = 36
• Dar-es-Salaam Museum, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, 1934-1940, arch. Gilman = 38
• The Martienssen House, Greenside, South Africa, 1939-1940, arch. Rex Martienssen = 40
• 1940-1959
• Oceanic Hotel, Mombasa, Kenya, 1951-1956, arch. Ernst May = 44
• Palais du Grand Conseil d'Afrique Occidentale, Dakar, Senegal, 1950-1956, arch. Badani and Roux-Dorlut = 46
• Cultural Center, Moshi, Tanzania, 1952, arch. Ernst May = 48
• Boeskay Flats. Housing in Lubumbashi, Congo, 1956-1957, arch. Julian Elliott and Philippe Charbonnier = 50
• Smiling Lion Apartments, Carreira de Tivo, Maputo, Mozambique, 1956-1958, arch. Amancio d' Alpoim Guedes = 52
• Museum in Accra, Ghana, 1956-1957, arch. Drake and Lasdun, Denys Lasdun = 54
• Aga Khan Platinum jubilee Memorial Ishmaelia Community Hospital, Nairobi, Kenya, arch. Amyas Douglas Connell = 56
• University of Nsukka, Nigeria, 1957-1971, arch. James Cubitt = 58
• Kindergarten, Maputo, Mozambique, 1958-1963, arch. Amancio d'Alpoim Guedes = 60
• Library Building, Makerere College, Kampala, Uganda, 1958-1959, arch. Norman and Dawbarn = 62
• Alliance Girls' High School, Chapel and Theatre, Kikuyu, Kenya, 1958-1959, arch. Richard Hughes = 64
• Stadium, Kumasi, Ghana, 1958, arch. Kenneth Scott = 66
• Housing in Ampefiloha, Tananarive, Malagasy Republic, 1958-1960, arch. Jose Ravemanantsoa, Jean Rafamanantsoa and Jean Rabemanantsoa = 68
• The Arya Girl's High School, Nairobi, Kenya, 1958-1960, arch. Peer Abben = 70
• University of Nigeria, Ibadan, Nigeria, 1959-1960, arch. E. Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew = 72
• Hospital for the Nigerian Railway Corporation,Lagos, Nigeria,1959-1962, arch. Alex Ifeanyi Ekwueme = 74
• 1960- 1979
• Cooperative Bank of Western Nigeria, Ibadan, Nigeria, 1960, arch. E. Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew, Drake and Lasdun = 78
• Gruenewald House, Itawa, near Ndola, Zambia, 1960, arch. Julian Elliott = 80
• The Crown Law Offices, Nairobi, Kenya, 1960-1979, arch. Amyas Douglas Connell = 82
• Parliament Building, Freetown, Sierra Leone, 1961-1962, arch. Dov and Ram Karmi = 84
• Obafeme Awolowo University (formerly University of Ife), Ife, Nigeria, 1961-1972, arch. Sharon and Sharon = 86
• Junior Staff Housing, Christiansborg Castle, Accra, Ghana, 1962, arch. J. G. Halstead and D. A. Barratt = 88
• Elementary School, Lagos, Nigeria, 1962-1963, arch. Olewole Olumuyiwa = 90
• Sagrada Familia da Machava, Mozambique, 1962-1964, arch. Amancio d'Alpoim Guedes = 92
• Federal University in Yaound$$e'$$, Cameroon, 1962-1969, arch. Michel Ecochard and Claude Tardits = 94
• Dormitories of the University of Tananarive, Malagasy Republic, 1962-1972, arch. Roland Simounet = 96
• Parliament Building, Nairobi, Kenya, 1963, arch. Amyas Douglas Connell = 98
• Northern Police College, Kaduna, Nigeria, 1963, arch. Godwin and Hopwood = 100
• Kasama Cathedral, Lusaka, Zambia, 1964-1966, arch. Julian Elliott = 102
• Social Center and Student Hall of the University of Cape Coast, Ghana, 1964-1967, arch. Renato Severino = 104
• General Post Office and Ministry of PTT, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 1964-1970, arch. Ivan Straus and Zdravko Kovaevi = 106
• Engineering Laboratories, Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, Ghana, c. 1965, arch. James Cubitt = 108
• University Flats, Alagbon Close, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria, 1965, arch. Alan Vaughan-Richards = 110
• Thermal Baths, Filwoha, Ethiopia, 1965, arch. Michal Todros and Zalman and Ruth Enav = 112
• University of Zambia. Lusaka, Zambia, 1965-1968, arch. Julian Elliott = 114
• Legislative Assembly and Government Center, Port Louis, Mauritius, 1966-1978, arch. E. Maxwell Fry, Jane Drew and Partners = 116
• National Theatre and Cultural Center, Kampala, Uganda, 1968, arch. Peatfield and Bodgener = 118
• Monastery, Gihindamuyaga, Butare, Rwanda, 1968-1969, arch. Lucien Kroll = 120
• Kenyatta Conference Center, Nairobi, Kenya, 1968-1973, arch. Karl Hendrik Nostvik and David Mutiso = 122
• Rand Afrikaans University, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1968-1975, arch. Meyer, Pienaar, Smith = 124
• Maisonettes for the Bank of Zambia, Lusaka, Zambia, 1971-1972, arch. Montgomery, Oldfield and Kirby = 128
• Headquarters of the National Bank of Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya, 1973-1976, arch. Richard Hughes = 130
• Mombasa Air Terminal, Kenya, 1977, arch. Gollins, Melvin, Ward and Partners, and Richard Hughes = 132
• Development Center, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 1975-1976, arch. Aarno Ruusuvouri = 134
• IBM Headquarters Building, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1975-1976, arch. Arup Associates = 136
• UN Accommodations, Gigiri, Kenya, 1975-1981, arch. David Mutiso = 138
• French Cultural Center, Nairobi, Kenya, 1976, arch. Dalgiesh Marshall = 140
• Medical Center, Mopti, Mali, 1976, arch. Andre Ravereau = 142
• Student Hostel, Zambia College, Lusaka, Zambia, 1976-1977, arch. Montgomery, Oldfield and Kirby = 144
• Agricultural Training Center, UNESCO／BREDA, Nianing, Senegal, 1977, arch. Kamal El Jack, Pierre Bussat, Oswald Delicour, Sjoerd Nienhuys and Christopher Posma, master mason : Diallo = 146
• Low-Cost Housing , Rosso-Satara, Mauritania, 1977, arch. A. and J. Esteve and Ladji Camara (ADAUA) = 148
• Community Center, Steinkopf, South Africa, 1978-1980, arch. Uytenbogaardt and Rozendal = 150
• Government Center, Abuja, Nigeria, 1979-1981, arch. Kenzo Tange = 152
• Mangosuthu Technicon, Umlazi, Natal, South Africa, 1979-1982, arch. Hallen Theton and Partners = 154
• Brenthurst Library, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1979／1981-1981／1982, arch. Hallen Theton and Partners (Hans Heyerdahl Hallen) = 156
• 1980-1999
• House, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1982, arch. Stanley Saitowitz = 160
• Court of Justice, Agadez, Niger, c. 1982, arch. Laszlo Mester de Parajd = 162
• Golf Resort, Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast, 1982, arch. Roger Taillibert = 164
• BMW Head Offices, Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa, 1982-1984, arch. Hallen Theron and Partners = 166
• 11 Diagonal Street, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1982-1985, arch. Murphy and Jahn in association with Louis Karol Architects = 168
• Onersol Solar Energy Research Center, Niamey, Niger, 1982-1 985, arch. Lazlo Mester de Parajd = 170
• Mityana Pilgrim's Center Shrine, Mityana, Uganda, 1983, arch. Justus Dahinden = 172
• Guiness Brewery, Ogba, Lagos, Nigeria, 1983, arch. Godwin and Hopwood = 176
• Center for Accounting Studies, Maseru, Lesotho, 1983, arch. Househam, McPherson, Henderson = 178
• Ghana National Theatre, Accra, Ghana, 1985-1992, arch. Chen Taining = 180
• 362 West Street, Durban, South Africa, 1986, arch. Murphy and Jahn, in association with Strauch Vorster and Partners = 182
• Notre-Dame de Ia Paix, Yamoussoukro, Ivory Coast, 1986-1989, arch. Pierre Fakoury = 184
• Peninsula Technicon, Belleville South, Cape Town, South Africa, 1986-1989, arch. Revel Fox and Partners = 186
• Communication Center, Nairobi, Kenya, 1987／1988-1992, arch. Henning Larsen = 188
• Headquarters of the Bank of Economic Community of West African States, Lom$$e'$$e, Togo, 1987-1992, arch. Pierre Goudiaby Atepa = 190
• Shimba Hill Lodge, Shimba, Kenya, 1988, arch. Symbion International, Architects and Interior Desigers = 192
• Conference Hall, Bamako, Mali, 1989-1994, arch. Chen Taining = 194
• Supreme Court Complex, Abuja, Nigeria, 1989-1998, arch. Olewole Olumyiwa = 196
• Headquarters of the Bank of the Economic Community of West African States, Dakar, Senegal, 1990, arch. Pierre Goudiaby Atepa = 198
• Headquarters of the Bank of West African States, Ougadougou, Burkina Faso, 1990, arch. Wango Pierre Sauwadogo = 200
• Organization of African Unity (OAU) Conference Hall, Abuja, Nigeria, 1991, arch Albert Speer and Julius Berger = 202
• Graduate School of Business, Cape Town, South Africa, 1991, arch. Revel Fox and Partners = 204
• Retirement Complex, Edgemead, Cape Town, South Africa, 1991, arch. Revel Fox and Partners = 206
• Johannesburg Branch of the South African Reserve Bank, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1991-1996, arch. Meyer Pienaar Architects = 208
• Mixed Development Eastgate, Harare, Zimbabwe, 1991-1996, arch. Pearce Partnership = 210
• Johannesburg Athletic Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1992-1995, arch. Arup Associates = 212
• Ministry Complex, Abuja, Nigeria, 1992-1996, arch. Albert Speer and Partner = 214
• British High Commission, Nairobi, Kenya, 1997, arch. Hugh Cullum and Richard Nightingale = 216
• Total Oil Company Building, Abuja, Nigeria, 1997, arch. Zuhair Ahmed(Triad Associates) = 218
• Nominators Statements = 220
• Nominators' Statements = 221
• General Bibliography = 225
• Index = 232
• [Volume. 9]----------
• CONTENTS
• Complimentary Remarks by Sara Topelson de Grinberg, Past President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) = XI
• Complimentary Remarks by Vassilis Sgoutas, President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) = XII
• Complimentary Remarks by Ye Rutang, President of the Architectural Society of China (ASC) - A Record of 20$$th^$$ Century World Architecture = XIII
• General Introduction by Kenneth Frampton = XIV
• Introductory Essay : East Asian Architecture of the 20$$th^$$ Century = XVII
• Selected Buildings (in chronological order of the years of completion) = 1
• 1900-1919
• Myongdong Church, 1900, Seoul, ROK, arch. Father Kost = 4
• Aomori Bank Memorial Hall, 1904, Aomori, Japan, arch. Sakichi Horie = 6
• German Governor's Mansion, 1907, Qingdao, China, arch. Strasser and Mahlke = 8
• Kaitou Kaku, 1908, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Josiah Condor = 10
• Nara Hotel, 1909, Nara, Japan, arch. Kingo Tatsuno and Yasushi Kataoka = 12
• Akasaka Imperial Villa, State Guest House, 1909, Akasaka, Japan, arch. Toukuma Katayama = 14
• Sokchojun in Duksoogung Palace, 1900-1910, Seoul, ROK, arch. G. R. Harding = 16
• Ganghwa Catholic Church, 1900-1910, Ganghwa, ROK, arch. Unknown = 18
• Mitsui & Co. Ltd Yokohama Office, 1911, Yokohama, Japan, arch. Oto Endo and Yunosuhe Sakai = 20
• Tokyo Station, 1914, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kingo Tatsuno = 22
• Shikumen-Type Housing in Yuyang Lane, 1914, Shanghai, China, arch. Unknown = 24
• Governor's Office, 1919, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. Nagano Uhezi = 26
• 1920-1939
• Imperial Hotel, 1923, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Frank Lloyd Wright = 30
• Central Telegraph Office, 1925, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Mamoru Yamada = 32
• Yenching University 1926, Beijing, China, arch. Henry William Murphy = 34
• Cho Chiku Kyo, 1927, Kyoto, Japan, arch. Kojii Fujii = 36
• Dr. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, 1929, Nanjing, China, arch. Lu Yanzhi = 38
• Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial, 1931, Guangzhou, China, arch. Lu Yanzhi and Lin Keming = 40
• Nishi-Hongannji Temple, Tsukiji Branch, 1934, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Chuta Ito = 42
• Open-Air Music Stage, 1932, Nanjing, China, arch. Yang Tingbao = 44
• West Nanjing Road Buildings, 1933-1934, Shanghai, China, arch. Ladislaus Hudec et al. = 46
• Main Building of the Bo-Sung Special Universty, 1934, Seoul, ROK, arch. Park Dongjin = 50
• Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, 1935, Hong Kong. China, arch. Palmer and Turner = 52
• Seoul City Assembly, 1935, Seoul, ROK, arch. Lee Cheonseung = 54
• Tsuchiura Residence, 1935, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kameki Tsuchiura = 56
• The Bund (Waitan) Buildings, 1906-1936, Shanghai, China, arch. Palmer & Turner, Lu Qianshou, et al. = 58
• The Moller Mansion, 1936, Shanghai, China, arch. Unknown = 62
• Dalian Railway Station, 1937, Dalian, China, arch. Tada Sataro = 64
• Tokyo National Museum, 1937, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Hitoshi Watanabe = 66
• St. Mary's Church, 1937, Hong Kong, China, arch. I. N. Chau = 68
• Taipei Telephone Office, 1938, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. Construction Section, Ministry of Communication = 70
• 1940-1959
• Iwakuni Choko Kan, 1945, Yamaguchi, Japan, arch. Takeo Sato = 74
• Central Museum of Liberation, 1948, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Kim Diji Hang = 76
• Railway Station, 1950, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Unhnown = 78
• Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura, 1951, Kanagawa, Japan, arch. Junzo Sakakura = 80
• Beijing Children's Hospital, 1954, Beijing, China, arch. Leon Hua and Fu Yitong = 82
• Hiroshima World Peace Memorial Cathedral, 1954, Hiroshima, Japan, arch. Togo Murano = 84
• Hiroshima Peace Center, 1955, Hiroshima, Japan, arch. Kenzo Tange and Isamu Noguchi = 86
• Factory #2 of Chichibu Cement Co., 1956, Chichibu, Japan, arch. Yoshiro Taniguchi／Nikken Sekkei Ltd. = 88
• Telegraph Building, 1958, Beijing, China, arch. Lin Leyi = 90
• Sky House - Kikutake Residence, 1958, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kiyonori Kikutake = 92
• The Great Hall of the People, 1959, Beijing, China, arch. Zhang Bo and Zhao Dongri = 94
• The Cultural Palace of Nationalities, 1959, Beijing, China, arch. Zhang Bo et al. = 98
• 1960-1979
• Tokyo Metropolitan Festival Hall, 1961, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kunio Maekawa = 102
• French Embassy, 1959-1961, Seoul, ROK, arch. Kim Chungup = 104
• Campus Planning and Luce Church of Dung Hai University, 1955-63, Taichong, Taiwan, China, arch. I. M. Pei, C. K. Chen and Chao-kang Chang = 106
• The National Gymnasiums for the 1964 Olympic Games, 1964, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kenzo Tange = 108
• Palace-Side Building, 1966, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Shoji Hayashi and Nikken Sekkei Ltd. = 110
• Jimei School Village, 1910s-1968, Xiamen, China, arch. Tan Kah Kee et al. = 112
• Hillside Terrace Apartments, 1969, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Fumihiko Maki = 114
• Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, 1972, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. Dahong Wang and Associates = 116
• Nakagin Capsule Tower Building, 1972, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Kisho Kurokawa = 118
• Monk Jianzhen Memorial Hall, 1973, Yangzhou, China, arch. Liang Sicheng and Zhang Zhizhong = 120
• Mineral Springs Guest House, Guangzhou, China, 1974, arch. Mo Bozhi = 122
• Gen-an, 1975, Aichi, Japan, arch. Osamu Ishiyama = 124
• Row House, Sumiyoshi-Azuma House, 1976, Osaka, Japan, arch. Tadao Ando = 126
• Hong Kong Art Center, 1977, Hong Kong, China, arch. Taoho Design Arclitects = 128
• Masan Catholic Church, 1976-1979, Masan, ROK, arch. Kim Swoogeun = 130
• 1980-1999
• Cheju Museum of Folk Customs and Natural History, 1975-1980, Cheju, ROK, arch. Kim Hong Sik = 134
• Hanil Bank Headquarters, 1977-1981, Seoul, ROK, arch. Yoon Seungjoong = 136
• Fragrance Hill Hotel, 1981, Beijing, China, arch. Ieoh Ming Pei + BADI = 138
• People's Cultural Palace, 1981, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Ham Yi-yuen = 140
• Nago City Hall, 1982, Nago, Japan, arch. Team Zoo = 142
• Tsukuba Center Building, 1983, Tsukuba, Japan, arch. Arata Isozaki = 144
• White Swan Hotel, 1983, Guangzhou, China, arch. She Jinan and Mo Bozhi = 148
• Wuyi Villa, 1983, Fujian, China, arch. Qi Kang, Lai Jukui and Yang Zisheng = 150
• The National Noh Theater, 1983, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Hiroshi Ohe = 152
• Korea Hotel, 1985, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Unknown = 154
• Headquarters of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, 1982-1986, Hong Kong, China, arch. Norman Foster and Associates = 156
• Queli Guest House, 1986, Qufu, China, arch. Dai Nianci and Fu Xiurong = 160
• National Musuem of Contemporary Art, 1984-1986, Gwachun, ROK, arch. Kim Taesoo and Kim Insuk = 162
• Olympic Athletes and Reporters Apartments, 1986-1988, Seoul, ROK, arch. Woo Gyuseun and Hwang Ilin = 164
• The New Beijing Library, 1989, Beijing, China, arch. Yang Yun, Zhai Zhongfan and Hwang Kewu = 166
• Bank of China Tower, 1989, Hong Kong, China, arch. Ieoh Ming Pei = 168
• J. S. Building, 1989, Seoul, ROK, arch. Cho Gunyoung = 172
• May 1st Acrobatic Stadium, 1989, Pyongyang, DPRK, arch. Se Jai Hi and Se Sang Ho = 174
• Olympic Sports Center, 1989, Beijing, China, arch. Ma Guoxin and BADI = 176
• Gallery Bing, 1989-1990, Seoul, ROK, arch. Kim Won = 180
• Hong Kuo Business Tower, 1990, Taipei, Taiwan, China, arch. C. Y. Lee and Associates = 182
• The New Tsinghua Univesity Library, 1991, Beijing, China, arch. Guan Zhaoye and Ye Maoxu = 184
• Citibank Plaza, 1992, Hong Kong, China, arch. Rocco Design Ltd. = 186
• Amber Hill Villa (Huposhanzhuang) Residential Quarter, 1992, Hefei, China, arch. UREH of Hefei = 188
• The Museum of the Nanyue King Mausoleum of the West Han Dynasty, 1993, Guangzhou, China, arch. Mo Bozhi and He Jingtang = 190
• Fire Station, 1993, Macao, China, arch. Helena Pinto = 192
• Shin Umeda City, Umeda Sky Building, 1993, Osaka, Japan, arch. Hiroshi Hara = 194
• New Courtyard Housing in Juer Hutong, 1994, Beijing, China, arch. Wu Liangyong et al. = 198
• Kansai International Airport, Passenger Terminal Building, Osaka, Japan, 1994, Osaka, arch. Renzo Piano and Noriaki Okabe = 200
• No. 1 Dining Hall of Dong Hua University, 1993-1995, Hualian, Taiwan, China, arch. Kris Yao and Artech Inc. and Architects Collaborative Inc. = 204
• Shanghai Museum, 1995, Shanghai, China, arch. Xing Tonghe and Teng Dian = 206
• Barunson Center, 1995, Seoul, ROK, arch. Lee Jongho and Yoang Namchui = 208
• Tokyo Kasai Rinkai Park View-Point Visitors Center 1995, Tokyo. Japan, arch. Yoshio Taniguchi = 210
• St. Paulo Cathedral Museum, 1996, Macao, China, arch. Concorcio MV／Grapes-Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca and Manuel Vicente = 212
• Multimedia Workshop, 1996, Gifu, Japan, arch. Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa = 214
• Shanghai Municipal Sports Center, 1974-1997, Shanghai, China, arch. Wei Dunshang and Wang Dinzheng = 216
• Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center Extension, 1997, Hong Kong, China, arch. Wong & Ouyang (HK) Ltd. and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill = 218
• Nira House, 1997, Tokyo, Japan, arch. Terunobu Fujimori = 222
• Shanghai Grand Theater, 1998, Shanghai, China, arch. Jean-Marie Charpentier + ECADI = 224
• Ardyn Bank, 1998, Ulan Bator, Mongolia, arch. Titem Co. Ltd. = 226
• Budding Complex in the Lujiazhui Finance and Trade District of the New Pudong Development Region, 1995-1998, Shanghai, China, arch. SUPDI, ECADI, SOM, WZMH et al. = 228
• Hang Kong International Airport-Passenger Terminal Building, 1998-1999, Hong Kong, China, arch. Foster and Partners = 232
• Nominators' Statements = 236
• Voting Summary = 243
• General Bibliography = 246
• Index = 250