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Architecture: Modernity and Tradition, or the Misrepresentation of Modernity
Catalònia, 1988 openaire +1 more source
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Modern Architecture, Modern Architecture: A Critical History
Journal of Architectural Education, 1982(1982). Modern Architecture, Modern Architecture: A Critical History. Journal of Architectural Education: Vol. 35, Typology In Design Education, pp. 33-33.
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The Architecture of Modern Culture
2012These collected essays contain fundamental contributions to contemporary cultural analysis and theory as well as exemplary interpretations of film, literature and other media. Central issues of current cultural studies are addressed: cultural narratives, cultural identity, collective memory and post-colonial thinking.
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The Architecture of Bridges, Perception of Modernity
1st Annual International Conference on Architecture and Civil Engineering (ACE 2013), 2013A review of the structure of bridges and river crossings gives a perfect picture of changes in bridge engineering that influence architectural form. The style which derived from the logic of engineering structures appeared in successive historical epochs and at various stages of architectural development.
Maria J. Zychowska, Andrzej Bialkiewicz
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Classical and modern receiver architectures
IEEE Communications Magazine, 2000This article is a review of several classical and modern wireless receiver architectures used in wideband wireless communication systems. The emphasis is on configurations suitable for integration on a single silicon chip. A full understanding of the design trade-offs discussed in this article is necessary for the proper introduction of a new ...
Shahriar Mirabbasi, Kenneth W. Martin
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1932
The paper posits that the earliest Moslem architecture was inspired by Byzantine-Christian architecture. Highlighted are the Mosque of the SultanHassan in Cairo and the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul (originally the St. Sophia Church). Saracenic architecture in India is also described; 1526-1707 wasthe height of this form under the Mogul Dynasty. The best of
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The paper posits that the earliest Moslem architecture was inspired by Byzantine-Christian architecture. Highlighted are the Mosque of the SultanHassan in Cairo and the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul (originally the St. Sophia Church). Saracenic architecture in India is also described; 1526-1707 wasthe height of this form under the Mogul Dynasty. The best of
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