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Title Modern : New Zealand homes from the 1938 to 1977 / edited by Jeremy Hansen
Published Auckland, New Zealand Godwit, 2013
©2013

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Description 352 pages : chiefly coloured illustrations, portraits and plans ; 27 cm
Contents 1. Donner house, Titirangi, Auckland -- 2. McKenzie house, Ngaio, Wellington -- 3. Halberstam House, Karori, Wellington -- 4. Uren house, Raumati, Kapiti coast -- 5. Sutton house, Richmond, Christchurch -- 6. Lomas house, Lake Rotoroa, Hamilton -- 7. Patience house, Meadowbank, Auckland -- 8. Martin house, Ngatarawa, Hawke's Bay -- 9. Wilson house, St John's Hill, Whanganui -- 10. Clifton Hill house, Sumner, Christchurch -- 11. Tapper house, Kohimarama, Auckland -- 12. Brake house, Titirangi, Auckland -- 13. Foster house, Havelock North, Hawke's Bay -- 14. Driver house, Parawai, Thams -- 15. Alington house, Karori, Wellington -- 16. Martin Bach, Ruatapu, Hokitika -- 17. Henderson house, Bridge Hill, Alexandra -- 18. Manning house, Stanley Point, Auckland -- 19. Simpson house, Greenland, Auckland -- 20. Rutherford house, Belleknowes, Dunedin -- 21. Robertson house, Glendowie, Auckland -- 22. McCoy house, Vauxhall, Dunedin -- 23. Newcomb house, Parnell, Auckland -- 24. Craig house, Pinehaven, Wellington
Summary "The 24 projects, by architects including Ernst Plischke, Ivan Juriss, Henry Kulka, Jack Manning, Miles Warren, John Scott, Vlad Cacala, Cedric Firth and many more, are the sorts of houses that are increasingly sought-after and admired. All the homes have their roots in the modernist movement, but the book hasn't attempted to present only the purest expositions of modernist form; it maps how modernism was forced to adapt to local conditions. It also reveals how modernism's revolutionary fervour was felt not only in New Zealand architecture but also in every creative field, resulting in fascinating cultural cross-pollination. The houses are from right across New Zealand - from Auckland, Thames, Hawke's Bay, Whanganui, Wellington, Christchurch, Hokitika, Alexandra and Dunedin - and together they show how the optimistic visions of the mid-century pioneers who created them are as relevant now as when these bold, inspiring homes were created."--PUBLISHER'S DESCRIPTION
Subject Architects -- New Zealand -- 20th century.
Architecture, Domestic -- New Zealand -- History.
Architecture, Domestic -- New Zealand -- Pictorial works.
Modern movement (Architecture) -- New Zealand -- Pictorial works.
Modern movement (Architecture) -- New Zealand.
Genre/Form Illustrated works.
Author Hansen, Jeremy, editor of compilation
LC no. 2013432169
ISBN 1775534839 (hardback)
9781775534839 (hardback)