Die vier Bücher zur Architektur

by A. Beyer Andrea Palladio, Andreas Beyer (Editor), Ulrich Schütte (Editor)

Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) hat ein umfangreiches architektonisches Gesamtwerk hinterlassen, das besonders heute stark diskutiert wird. Zu seinen vorwiegend im Veneto gebauten Villen pilgern jährlich Tausende von Kunstinteressierten. In der Folge verbreitete sich der Palladismus in der ganzen Welt. Seinen Ruhm begründeten aber auch die aus eigener Bautätigkeit und aus Überlegungen zu architektonischen Grundsatzfragen entstandenen «Vier Bücher zur Architektur». Im ersten Buch bespricht Palladio alle Grundelemente, die bei der Errichtung eines Gebäudes zu beachten sind. Das zweite Buch ist dem privaten Wohnungsbau in Stadt und Land gewidmet. Die öffentlichen Profanbauten und die Stadtbaukunst sind Themen des dritten Buches. Das vierte und umfangreichste Buch schließlich befasst sich mit dem antiken Sakralbau.

Genres: Architecture, Art, Nonfiction, Design, Reference, History, Urbanism

472 pages, Perfect Paperback

First published January 1, 1570

Reviews

[زاهي رستم · Rating 5 out of 5]

أندريا بالاديو معماري رائع... وقد أسس مدرسة وفلسفة مما ورثه عن فيتروفيوس.. وسميت فلسفته البلادية التي اجتاحت العالم كله.. وقد كان لي الشرف أن أكون واحداً من الفريق الذي نقله إلى العربية.. وهو مشروع نقوم به.. لتعريب العديد من أمهات الكتب، لتعم الفائدة على عموم قراء العربية.

كتاب رائع.

[Joe Michalak · Rating 2 out of 5]

The book provides wonderful commentary on Roman architecture, and amazingly detailled drawings from the author. In fact, for the content, I would likely rate this book 4 stars.

However, the Dover edition... not great. First of all, not much is gained by leaving the old english typography. If you have an aversion to the printed letter S this is the book for you. Secondly, better judgement could've been made in matching the drawings with the text. There would be about 10 chapters, talking about 10 different buildings/topics, and then 20-30 pages of the drawings, which means a lot of unnecessary page turning. It would be a much more pleasant experience if the text was nearer to the drawings.

[Ned · Rating 5 out of 5]

I stare at the pictures for hours trying to cement the proportions in my visual memory . . .

[Lydia · Rating 5 out of 5]

A classic from the Venetian architect of the 16th century. This is a great translation in modern English. Palladio said all architecture should have "Firmness, Commodity, and Delight." His style was copied by Jefferson and used for the U.S. Capitol, among others. Excellent reference.

[Poet for fun · Rating 5 out of 5]

Por el contenido, le daré al libro cinco estrellas, pero la edición es terrible y ameritaría una sola (o ninguna): los textos escaneados del ejemplar impreso no fueron revisados, y así, el programa confundió las letras u y v, asignándolas indistintamente y, por si fuera poco, en muchas ocasiones volteó la letra u, la cual quedó como n en bastantes palabras. Es probable que la edición impresa usase un tipo de fuente estilisado, ya que la mayoría de las letras s (no todas) aparecen escritas utilizando una consonante bastante parecida a la f, lo cual complica de por más la lectura. El programa también transformó la letra i en j para aquellas palabras que acaban con doble i. En resúmen: lectura complicada innecesaria y gratuitamente, pero, aun así, deleitosa.

[Paul · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nicely illustrated guide to various classical structures and design laws which Palladio had inferred from studying them. The section on building materials was an interesting case of people stumbling on rules of thumbs (e.g. around sand types) which they didn't quite understand because of a lack of the science of chemistry. Worth it if only for its historical importance.

[Fernando Danieli · Rating 5 out of 5]

I visited his villas and churches in the Veneto. A great architect for the centuries and a profund thinker of space and form. He was also a theoretical mind.

[Davide Tronchin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Illuminante

[Camerun Coleman · Rating 5 out of 5]

if you build your house in the valley your people will be sick and stupid.

[Juli Anna · Rating 3 out of 5]

skimmed this, rather than reading the whole text. very technical and dull, but definitely worth glancing at if you have any interest in domestic architecture. also, this was one of Thomas Jefferson's favorites, and you can really see its influence on the architecture of Monticello.

[ben c · Rating 5 out of 5]

useful sort-of in the library / occasionally
(interesting [conjectured drawing based on written description] of Caesars bridge over the river Rhine going into Germania - technically challenging ,

[Vanlilith · Rating 5 out of 5]

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[Shannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent resource for new "simple rules" for better building design!

[Luke Krzysztofiak · Rating 5 out of 5]

Outstanding reintroduction to ANDREA PALLADIO. My personal favorite architect.

[Ondřej Šefčík · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolute classic for anyone interested in the classical art and architecture.

[Lamsa Gamal · Rating 3 out of 5]

كنت محتاج الكتاب كامل باللغه العربيه يا جماعه مش لاقيه خالص كامل ياريت حد يساعدني