CALENDAR SERVICE PRESS EXHIBITIONS EVENTS EXCURSIONS EDUCATION DONATION COLLECTION ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF ARCHITECTS BUILDING DATABASE LIBRARY PUBLIC FUNDING ARCHITECTURE LOUNGE PARTNERS AT THE SEMPER DEPOT EVENT SERVICE TOURISM E-SHOP CAFE-RESTAURANT CORBACI LINKS SEARCH NEWSLETTER DEUTSCHE VERSION FOLLOW US	The Austrian Phenomenon1 Architecture Avantgarde Austria 1956-1973 Shop No.: 7160 Price: € 92,40 Number of Pcs.: No. of Pcs. Add to Order     Language: German and English 1084 pages Editor: Architekturzentrum Wien Publisher: Birkhäuser Concept: Johannes Porsch Editing: Johannes Porsch Research: Johannes Porsch, Katharina Ritter, Viola Stifter Lectorate: Anna Drechsel-Burkhardt, Barbara Katzelmayer, Lisa Kusebauch-Kaiser, Johannes Porsch Graphic: Ralph Bauer Scans/reproduction: Peter Moser, Pez Hejduk, Rainhard Mayr Year of Publication: 2009 ISBN 978-3-0346-0124-5 In the Austria of the wild 1960s, the visionary designs of architects and artists garnered international attention. Described as the "Austrian phenomenon," these projects and installations contained the concentrated creativity of the Austrian architectural neo-avant-garde between 1956 and 1973. In Vienna, these avant-garde dreams came to be symbolized by Hans Hollein’s Retti Candle Shop and Hermann Czech’s many cafés and bars, which are still successful today, including the Kleines Café (Little Café), Wunderbar, and Salzamt. The best-known protagonists of this scene include Hans Hollein, Walter Pichler, Raimund Abraham, Coop Himmelblau, Haus-Rucker-Co, Missing Link, and others. The book is fully illustrated in color and consists of two parts. The first contains "Documentation" of important publications from the years 1958–1973 in international trade journals like Archigram, Domus, Architectural Record, and Casabella, in which the young architects sought attention for their programs. The second is "Reconstruction," a cross-section of images and texts from publications on the "Austrian phenomenon," elucidated and situated in the context of international architectural history by authors such as Friedrich Achleitner, Bart Lootsma, Stanislaus von Moos, Joseph Rykwert, Anthony Vidler, and others. Back	© Az W  Books & Catalogues Book Sale - 60% multimedia Archicards Hintergrund (German only!) Hintergrund Sale - 82% Porta-folio and City Map Sold Out Order/Shop: No Items Ordered More Text: General terms and conditions Dates: The Austrian Phenomenon
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