by Douglas Davis · Abbeville Press · tapa dura · ISBN 9781558590649
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«The Museum Transformed» is Douglas Davis's essay on museum architecture, published by Abbeville Press in hardback (238 pages, in English).
Douglas Davis analyses the transformation of museums in the era after the Centre Pompidou, examining the relationship between the architecture of art museums and society. The richly illustrated volume surveys museum design of the late twentieth century with representative examples of the architecture of the period.
First edition of 1990 with a foreword by Jack Lang. Includes 197 illustrations, bibliographic references (pages 231-233) and an index.
Recommended for those interested in architecture, museology and art history, as well as for students and professionals in the cultural field.
