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Immediately on its completion, the Paimio Sanatorium was heralded as an international success, and established the basis for Alvar Aaltos reputation as one of the most notable modern architects in the world. The book takes the reader on a tour of Paimio: the main building comprised of separate wings, the recreational grounds, staff residences and other buildings that served the sanatorium. Also presented are the historical stages of the sanatorium, from the initial architectural competition to the closure of the hospital. The sanatorium, now over eighty years old, was extended and renovated numerous times as its functions changed. In addition to its unique architecture, Paimio is also known for its fine interior design solutions. The lamps, furniture and other details designed by Aalto are characterised, in addition to their practicality, by their beauty. Hence many of them are coveted design objects and are still in serial production. The books versatile selection of illustrations, from historical pictures and original drawings to new colour photographs, creates a superb broad view of this gem of Functionalist architecture
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monografia Rebiun02192224 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun02192224 ta 141210s2014 sp aoe 001 eng 9789522670748 UGR. BUS 72 A/Z 725.51 Alvar Aalto Architect Paimio Sanatorium, 1929-33 editor of this volume Mia Hipeli, Esa Laaksonen Helsinki Alvar Aalto Foundation 2014 Helsinki Helsinki Alvar Aalto Foundation 184 p. il. 25 x 31 cm 184 p. Alvar Aalto Architect 5 Índices p. 178-180 Immediately on its completion, the Paimio Sanatorium was heralded as an international success, and established the basis for Alvar Aaltos reputation as one of the most notable modern architects in the world. The book takes the reader on a tour of Paimio: the main building comprised of separate wings, the recreational grounds, staff residences and other buildings that served the sanatorium. Also presented are the historical stages of the sanatorium, from the initial architectural competition to the closure of the hospital. The sanatorium, now over eighty years old, was extended and renovated numerous times as its functions changed. In addition to its unique architecture, Paimio is also known for its fine interior design solutions. The lamps, furniture and other details designed by Aalto are characterised, in addition to their practicality, by their beauty. Hence many of them are coveted design objects and are still in serial production. The books versatile selection of illustrations, from historical pictures and original drawings to new colour photographs, creates a superb broad view of this gem of Functionalist architecture Aalto, Alvar 1898-1976) Sanatorio de Paimio (Finlandia) Hospitales- Finlandia Hipeli, Mia ed. lit Laaksonen, Esa ed. lit Alvar Aalto Foundation ed