Author: ed. Robinson Jeremy, ed. Filler Martin
Place: USA
Publisher: McGraw Hill Book Company
Year: 1978
Pages: 247
ISBN: 0-07-002325-5
Source: Donated by Charles Correa Associates
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Architecture History
Keyword: Architecture
Classification: 720
Shelf: C4R1
Accession No: B622
Contents: Preface Chap One: Libraries Chap Two: Art Museum Chap Three: Historic and Cultural Museum Chap Four: Performing Arts Centers Chap Five: Architectural Engineering Index
Abstract: *Buildings for the Arts* examines how architecture shapes spaces dedicated to artistic and cultural expression. It begins with a Preface on architecture’s role in enhancing art experiences and community connection. The book explores libraries as evolving cultural hubs, the design of art museums, and how historic and cultural museums convey narratives through space. It highlights the technical and experiential aspects of performing arts centers and concludes with insights into architectural engineering that balance aesthetics and function. With an accessible structure and detailed Index, the book offers a comprehensive overview for readers interested in the relationship between architecture and the arts.