A Review On Robert Venturi’s ‘Learning From Las Vegas’ Book

The aim of this study is to analyze; academician, architect and architectural theorist Robert Venturi’s groundbreaking books in the world architecture;’Learning from Las Vegas’ ‘Re-Learning Vegas’, terms postmodern urban design. For purpose, focuses onthe different dynamics architecture tries reveal effects contributions local context thearchitectural concept design with contradictions complexities it creates. that dealswith architecture, apart space, via Vegas Boulevard; examines such as communication / symbolic non-architect architecture. Hence, while referring post-modernism, a period pivotal he particularly on ; Learning Vegas; explain how Everyday landscape Strip, emerged eclectically quickly. In article, which was beginning post-modernism 1960s, has been discussed landscape, focusing reflections (sign) eclecticism. everyday philosophy boulevard examined. While discussing discourse ‘what we need learn also intended why actually praises Venturi, who member advisory board Princeton University's School Architecture Urban Design, clearly demonstrated book "Complexity Contradiction Architecture" presented 1966; Again for first time work, responded Mies Van Der Rohe, known phrase "Less more", bore" (less
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