NA682
2004-004907
0-415-32520-X
Surrealism and architecture.
Title main entry. Ed. by Thomas Mical.
Routledge, [c]2005
362 p.
$54.95 (pa)
In addition to architects and scholars of it, art historians, geographers, and literature scholars examine architecture's presence in surrealist thought, surrealist tendencies in the theories and projects of modern architecture, and the theoretical and methodological concerns of surrealism informing past and future urban architecture. Among their topics are the architecture of Cornell's desire, Frederick Kiesler and his dream machine, surrealism and the irrational embellishment of Paris, and Acropolis, now!