It was not by chance that Louis Kahn's move into his profession's spotlight coincided with the crisis of modern architecture: representing, as his work increasingly did, those aspects of space which modernism had so ambitiously removed from its program. Kahn's rethinking of modern architecture's paradigm of space belongs to his most important contributions to the m?tier. In tracing the genesis of the unbuilt project for the Dominican Motherhouse (1965-69),...
Related Subjects
Architecture