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9780393730654

Cass Gilbert, Life and Work Architect of the Public Domain

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  • ISBN13:

    9780393730654

  • ISBN10:

    0393730654

  • Edition: 00
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-11-17
  • Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company

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Summary

This volume examines Gilbert's work in five unique categories: the building of a national practice, an evaluation of his Minnesota State Capitol as "a defining moment" in American civic architecture, his New York career, his response to civic ideals in his plans for towns and universities, and his work in the public domain.

Table of Contents

Preface 9(6)
Steven Flanders
Introduction 15(10)
Robert A. M. Stern
PART 1. A NATIONAL PRACTICE BUILT FROM THE ``NORTHWEST'' 25(60)
Architectural Education and Minnesota Career Patricia Anne Murphy
27(19)
Launching a Career: Residential and Ecclesiastical Work from the St. Paul Office
46(16)
Thomas R. Blanck
Charles Locks
The Politics of Public Architecture
62(11)
Geoffrey Blodgett
The Aesthetics of an Eclectic Architect
73(12)
Mary Beth Betts
PART 2. A DEFINING MOMENT IN AMERICAN CIVIC ARCHITECTURE 85(50)
The Minnesota State Capitol: Thinking Internationally, Designing Locally
87(13)
Thomas O'Sullivan
The Civilization of the West
100(13)
Sally Webster
High Culture by the Square Foot
113(12)
Bailey Van Hook
The Restoration and Preservation of Minnesota's Showplace
125(10)
Carolyn Kompelien
PART 3. MONUMENTALITY IN NEW YORK 135(40)
The Image of the City: The Woolworth Building and the Creation of the New York Skyline
137(12)
Gail Fenske
In the Camera's Eye: The Woolworth Building and American Avant-Garde Photography and Film
149(14)
Mary N. Woods
``Great Gray Buildings'': The United States Army Supply Base
163(12)
Sharon Irish
PART 4. IDEALS IN PLANNING 175(58)
A ``New'' New England: Proposals for New Haven and Waterbury, Connecticut
177(15)
Barbara S. Christen
The University of Texas: Vision and Ambition
192(14)
Lawrence W. Speck
Oberlin: The Grand Collaboration
206(14)
Geoffrey Blodgett
A British Response to American Classicism: Cass Gilbert and Charles Reilly
220(13)
Joseph Sharples
PART 5. GILBERT AND THE PUBLIC DOMAIN 233(56)
St. Louis: Public Architecture, Civic Ideals
235(17)
Ingrid A. Steffensen
``A Difficult and Perplexing Matter'': The Louisiana Purchase Exposition
252(13)
Susan Luftschein
A User's Viewpoint: Gilbert and His Public
265(7)
Jeffry H. Gallet
Representing American Justice: The United States Supreme Court
272(17)
Paul Spencer Byard
Postscript 289(4)
Dennis Jacobs
Notes 293(18)
Contributors 311(2)
Index 313

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