Acest volum ofera o prima investigatie critica a pozitiei extraordinare pe care proiectul litoralului romanesc al Marii Negre l-a avut in practica arhitecturala a anilor 1960 si '70. Asamblajul de eseuri si fotografii ghideaza cititorul printr-o analiza transdisciplinara a modernitatii litoralului romanesc cercetand intr-un mod metodic si nuantat caracterul distict ald dezvoltarii. Mobilizand noi perspective teoretice si documentare pentru a renegocia multiplele si complexele dimensiuni ale arhitecturii timpului liber, termenul de reprezentare devine "punctul de fuga" al acestei antologii.
This book provides a first critical survey of the extraordinary situation held by the Romanian Black Sea Coast project in the architectural practice of the 1960s and 70s. The assemblage of essays and photographs guides the reader through a trans-disciplinary analysis of the modernity of the Romanian seaside, examining in a methodical and nuanced way the distinctive character of the development plant. Bringing into play new theoretical perspectives and documents in otder to renegotiate the numerous and complex dimensions of leisure architeceture, the term representation becomes the anthology's "vanishing point".
Contributii de | Contributions by:
T. Elvan Altan
Irina Bancescu
Elke Beyer
Adina Bradeanu
Anke Hagemann
Claude Karnoouth
Olga Kazakova
Juliana Maxim
Carmen Popescu
Magda Predescu
Adelina Stefan
Irina Tulbure
Ana Maria Zahariade
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