Architecte
du maître de l'œuvre au disagneur
by Bernard Marrey
The architectural profession was born from the gap created in the sixteenth century between the designer and the contractor who, until then, were one: the master of the work. Louis XIV was accentuated by creating l'Académie d'architecture, and Convention et le Directoire by creating l'Académie des beaux-arts. During this evolution, professional bodies have favored an alliance with the political rather than the professional world power: over time, architects have abandoned some of which normally clear from their jurisdiction to contractors, engineers the offices of study, not to be reduced--in some cases--as providing the only drawing of the building permit. This book traces the long decline through examples.
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Architectural practice, Architecture, History, ArchitectsPlaces
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Architecte: du maître de l'œuvre au disagneur
2013, Édition du Linteau
in French
2910342891 9782910342890
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