Windows In Architecture - Christopher Masters

This Study Explores The Development Of The Window, Showing How It Both Transformed Human Experience By Increasing Access To Light And Air And Changed Our Perception Of Architectural Space Christopher Masters Celebrates The Multiple Roles Of The Window In Architecture By Providing Engaging Commentaries On Over 80 Exceptional Buildings Of All Types, Both Ancient And Modern. The Unique Selection Ranges From The Pantheon In Rome, The Hagia Sophia In Istanbul, Sainte-chapelle In Paris, And The Katsura Imperial Villa In Kyoto To Walter Gropiuss Bauhaus In Dessau, Eero Saarinens Twa Terminal In York, Jean Nouvels Louvre Abu Dhabi, And Dorte Mandrups Icefjord Centre In Greenland. Featuring More Than 100 Superb Photographs, This Is An Intriguing And Accessible Survey Of A Formerly Neglected Subject In Architectural History.