As shown in the photos, there are some stains and discoloration. [Author] Kenneth Frampton, translated by Hisao Kayama and Riichi Miyake [Publisher] ADA Edita Tokyo [Year of Publication] 1987 [Comment] A textbook on the history of modern architecture, providing an overview of the history of modernism. Contents MODERN ARCHITECTURE 1851-1945 Chapter 1: Glass, Iron, Steel, and Concrete 1775-1915 Chapter 2: The Chicago School - City and Suburb 1830-1915 Chapter 3: Art Nouveau: Structure and Symbolism 1851-1914 Chapter 4: Otto Wagner and the Wagner School 1894-1912 Chapter 5: Industrial Production and the Crisis of Culture 1851-1910 Chapter 6: Brick Modernism as Vernacular Architecture in Northern Europe 1914-1935 Chapter 7: The Classical Tradition and the European Avant-Garde 1912-1937 Chapter 8: Millennial Shocks in European Art and Architecture 1913-1922 Chapter 9: Regional Cities and Cooperative Urban Planning: Architecture and the Fate of America 1913-1945 Chapter 10: International Modernism and National Consciousness 1919-1939 Architects and Works List 1850-1945 Source Size: 30.7 x 30.5 cm Hardcover 465 pages