<P><EM><STRONG>architectura</STRONG>, Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Baukunst (Journal of the History of Architecture)</EM>, ist eine internationale Zeitschrift mit Aufsätzen – teils in englischer Sprache – zu Themen der Bau- und Architekturgeschichte sowie mit einem regelmäßigen Rezensionsteil. </P> <P>Neben der Historischen Bauforschung widmet sich die Zeitschrift Themen der Bau- und Stadtbaugeschichte sowie der Architekturgeschichte von der Antike bis in die Gegenwart. Die Aufsätze werden durch die Herausgeber und durch unabhängige Berichterstatter (peers) geprüft. </P> <P>Die <EM>architectura</EM> ist im Arts and Humanities Citation Index und im European Reference Index for the Humanities and the Social Sciences gelistet. </P> <P>Die Zeitschrift erscheint zweimal jährlich – seit 2018 bei De Gruyter, zuvor im Deutschen Kunstverlag. </P>

Zeitschrift für Geschichte der Baukunst  /  Journal of the History of Architecture

architectura

Architectura

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<p>Since June 2018 the treasuries of the Archaic and early Classical period at Olympia in Southern Greece were explored. The new study is based on the unpublished works of the researcher Klaus Herrmann, who worked about the treasuries since 1968 and died in 2015, with the intention to prepare all the material and information for a final publication. For this reason, a new general plan of all the foundations and new drawings of series of architectural elements not yet recorded as well as computer graphics of the reconstruction of the treasuries were worked out. In this paper especially the treasury of Sikyon and its reused elements in the early Christian walls of the so called Spolienhaus as well as the easternmost treasury of Gela will be presented. Important for these two treasuries are also the older works of the researcher Hans Schleif in the period between 1937 and his death in 1945.</p>
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<article-title>Neue Forschungen zur Rekonstruktion der Schatzhäuser von Olympia – Ein Zwischenbericht</article-title>

Neue Forschungen zur Rekonstruktion der Schatzhäuser von Olympia – Ein Zwischenbericht

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<p>The author presents a newly discovered architectural drawing which shows one of the two identical portals in the reading room of the Biblioteca Laurenziana in Florence. The drawing is attributed to Michelangelo by the author and compared with two other drawings by the artist, one of which connects the Cloister with the vestibule of the Library and another that leads from the vestibule to the reading room. The present drawing has close visual similarities with both the drawings generally accepted as Michelangelo’s. However, it is distinguished by a double pediment that combines a triangular structure with a rounded one. In addition, it is designed in a perspectival manner that takes into account the depth of the opening and of its pediment. All three drawings have the same overall proportions, corresponding to the ›divina proportione‹. The openings in the three drawings have a quotient that is identical with the square root of five. The handwriting within the opening appears to be identical with Michelangelo’s hand.</p>
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<article-title>Überlegungen zu einer neu entdeckten Architekturzeichnung Michelangelos</article-title>

Überlegungen zu einer neu entdeckten Architekturzeichnung Michelangelos

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<p>This paper examines an unusual heptagonal floor plan drawing held by the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. The drawing is identified as an early design plan (ca. 1606) for the heptagonal Marian Pilgrimage church at Scherpenheuvel/Montaigu (Belgium). After describing the drawing in detail and attributing it to Wenzeslas Cobergher, the paper interprets the ground plan against the backdrop of the design process of the domed Sanctuary as well as in the broader context of Scherpenheuvel’s transformation into a symbolic and programmatic Pilgrimage ensemble by the sovereigns of the Spanish Netherlands, Archduke Albert VII of Austria and Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia. With a view to the Italian architectural tradition, considerations are given to the ground plan’s geometry, its elevation and symbolic architectural motifs, before it is compared with the realized ground plan of the Pilgrimage church in Scherpenheuvel.</p>
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<article-title>Wenceslas Coberghers Grundrissentwurf für die siebeneckige Marienwallfahrtskirche in Scherpenheuvel/Montaigu</article-title>

Wenceslas Coberghers Grundrissentwurf für die siebeneckige Marienwallfahrtskirche in Scherpenheuvel/Montaigu

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<p>Our study focuses on the development of Central European town-hall-architecture from the 1860s to the First World War. We compare the town-hall-architecture of two countries: the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy (1867) and Germany (1871). Both states were born pursuant to public law in this period, as well. This fact as well as the similar political, economic and cultural conditions led to similar public construction works. The increasing power of the bourgeoisie was also reflected by architecture; therefore a large number of town halls were built in this period.</p>
<p>In our study, we analyse the functional system and the architectural design of the town halls of this region based on their façades, style and mass, thus placing the close cultural relations of the two states subject to our examination into a new perspective.</p>
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<article-title>Parallels in German, Austrian and Hungarian Town-Hall-Architecture during the Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy (1867–1918)</article-title>

Parallels in German, Austrian and Hungarian Town-Hall-Architecture during the Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy (1867–1918)

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<p>The Casa Madre dei Mutilati in Rome is one of the lesser-known works of the architect Marcello Piacentini (1881–1960). Its history is closely linked to the dramatic events of the First World War and to the resulting association of Italian war invalids. The architecture reacts to the self-interpretation of the war invalids as living martyrs and has a meaningful and representative task. In the short period before the consolidation of Mussolini’s fascist regime, a modern style is manifested here, which attempts to combine classicism and avant-garde before the typical abstraction of the thirties. The tradition of Italian architectural history is still present without falling into a monumental formalism.</p>
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<article-title>Marcello Piacentinis Casa Madre dei Mutilati in Rom</article-title>

Marcello Piacentinis Casa Madre dei Mutilati in Rom

<article-title>Physical Models. Their historical and current use in civil and building engineering design (Edition Bautechnikgeschichte/Construction History Series)</article-title>

Physical Models. Their historical and current use in civil and building engineering design (Edition Bautechnikgeschichte/Construction History Series)

<article-title>Hartmut Frank: Fritz Schumacher. Hamburg: Ellert &amp; Richter Verlag 2020</article-title>

Hartmut Frank: Fritz Schumacher. Hamburg: Ellert & Richter Verlag 2020

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»architectura«, the German-English journal on building research has been published since 1971, edited by Professor Dorothée Sack and Professor Cramer (TU Berlin) since 2003. It focuses on historic and archaeological building research, as well as newer building history and history of architecture, until today.

<P>Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus Tragbar<BR><A href="https://www.zikg.eu/personen/ktragbar">Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte</A><BR>Katharina-von-Bora-Straße 10, 80333 München<BR><A href="mailto:k.tragbar@zikg.eu">k.tragbar@zikg.eu</A> </P> <P>Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Schwarting<BR><A href="https://www.htwg-konstanz.de/master/architektur/personen/professoren/professoren/prof-dring-andreas-schwarting/">Hochschule Konstanz</A><BR>Brauneggerstraße 55, D-78462 Konstanz <BR><A href="mailto:andreas.schwarting@htwg-konstanz.de">andreas.schwarting@htwg-konstanz.de</A></P> <P>Prof. Dr. Barry Bergdoll <BR><A href="http://www.columbia.edu/cu/arthistory/faculty/Bergdoll.html">Columbia University, Art History and Archaeology</A><BR>1190 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10027, USA <BR><A href="mailto:bgb1@columbia.edu">bgb1@columbia.edu</A> </P>

<P>Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus Tragbar<BR><A href="https://www.zikg.eu/personen/ktragbar">Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte</A><BR>Katharina-von-Bora-Straße 10, 80333 München<BR><A href="mailto:k.tragbar@zikg.eu">k.tragbar@zikg.eu</A> </P> <P><BR>Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Schwarting<BR><A href="https://www.htwg-konstanz.de/master/architektur/personen/professoren/professoren/prof-dring-andreas-schwarting/">Hochschule Konstanz</A><BR>Brauneggerstraße 55, D-78462 Konstanz<BR><A href="mailto:andreas.schwarting@htwg-konstanz.de">andreas.schwarting@htwg-konstanz.de</A> </P> <P></P> <P></P> <P>Prof. Dr. Barry Bergdoll<BR><A href="http://www.columbia.edu/cu/arthistory/faculty/Bergdoll.html">Columbia University, Art History and Archaeology</A><BR>1190 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10027, USA<BR><A href="mailto:bgb1@columbia.edu">bgb1@columbia.edu</A> </P>

Die <EM>architectura</EM> erscheint seit 1971. Von 2003 bis 2014 wurde sie von Dorothée Sack und Johannes Cramer (Technische Universität Berlin) herausgegeben.

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Hartmut Frank: Fritz Schumacher. Hamburg: Ellert & Richter Verlag 2020

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From the Journal: Architectura

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/atc-2019-1007

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19 Nov 2021

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Volume 48 (2018)

Volume 47 (2017)

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