Ursula Muscheler: The Architect's True Story

The book turns to the back of the stage of the building site and looks into the history of the architecture, with its honors, power, passion and competition, envy, jealousy, glory and frustration. The history of architecture is always a collection of stories. The book, which has been fascinatingly devoted to the most famous architecture in history, from the pyramids of ancient Egypt to the planned city of Brasília, is a vivid representation of the exciting events, the spectacles in the historical narratives and architectural technology, and the moments of surprise and hardship. The symbolic Babel tower of arrogance and greed, the Parthenon temple, which was a labor-making project, the Roman residence where jealousy and destitution were so prevalent, the palace of Versailles, the new Paris, transformed by the Southern Osman, and the Eiffel Tower, which used architecture as a tool of power and honor, surrounded by constant silent arguments, are filled with joy for about three hundred years.

Korean title: 건축사의 진짜 이야기

Korean author: 우르술라 무쉘러

Korean publisher: 열대림

ISBN-13: 9788990989697