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Vitruvius' architecture
No full texttranslated from the Latin by Joseph Gwilt, F.S.A., F.R.A.S.Reprint 1909 der Ausgabe 1874: Impressum auf der Titelseite = London : Lockwood & Co., 1874, aber am Schluss miteingebundene Werbebeilage von 1909: List of works on architecture, building, decorative arts, carpentry, timber, sanitation, etc. = Crosby Lockwood & Son's catalogue, dazu neu Teil einer Reihe, in originalem VerlagseinbandS. 269-296: Plates illustrative of the architecture of Marcus Vitruvius Pollio / by Joseph Gwilt; S. 297-316: IndexOriginaltitel: De architectura libri decem Vitruvius Polli
Des Vitruvius zehn Bücher über Architektur
No full textübers. und durch Anmerkungen und Risse erläutert von Franz ReberOriginaltitel: De architectura libri decem Vitruvius Polli
Of good use or serious pleasure : Vitruvius Britannicus and early eighteenth century architectural discourse
No full textThe central thesis of this work is that Colen Campbell's
three volume Vitruvius Britannicus (1715-25) is not, as it has been frequently seen, a Palladian manifesto designed to change architectural practice in England (and in the process Campbell's own fortunes as an architect), but rather a publication celebrating architectural achievements, consumed by polite society.
The twentieth century view of Vitruvius Britannicus, stems from John Surnmerson's seminal work, Architecture in Britain 1530-1830. It posits Vitruvius Britannicus as a stylistic manifesto that served the particular interests of Colen Campbell and his associates as advocates of and builders in the Palladian style, and foregrounds the idea of the author. This view has been incorporated almost unquestioningly into subsequent interpretations not least
because it conforms to a powerful 'Whig' interpretation of history emphasising periodisation, style, revolution, development, and the search for origins. In contrast I argue that Vitruvius Britannicus met the demands of a market interested in architecture as a topic of polite
conversation. The subscription lists for Vitruvius Britannicus show that it was neither priced to be, nor received as, a builder's manual, nor was it a stylistic manifesto. Rather, it was a celebration of contemporary British architecture that gave pleasure and some instruction to polite society. Drawing on disciplines outside of art and architectural history, I consider
Vitruvius Britannicus as an object of consumption offering an alternative reading of the publication that highlights a number of important avenues for further research.
Chapter 1 positions the thesis within critiques of stylistic history. Chapter 2 briefly introduces
some historiographic issues, and then considers the contents and style of the publication, and
the nature of its subscribers. This highlights issues neglected in histories of Vilruvius Britannicus and challenges many of the commonly held conceptions of the publication. These conceptions are then examined in Chapter 3 in the light of evidence and issues raised in the
previous chapter. Chapter 4 considers other architectural and illustrated books and positions Campbell's work within wider publishing paradigms such as cartography and a literature of tourism. Chapter 5 outlines some of the intellectual ideas that influenced the way in which
publications such as Vitruvius Britannicus were understood. This is developed in Chapter 6 which considers the way in which Vitruvius Britannicus functioned within a contemporary
architectural discourse that codified the group identity of a polite elite
Les dix livres d'architecture de Vitruve : avec les notes de Perrault
No full textDer Text erschien in 2 Bd., die Taf. erschienen lose mit Empfehlung der Hrsg. (am Schluss von Bd. 2), sie in einem separaten Taf.band (Atlas) zu binden, neben der Möglichkeit, sie bei den entsprechenden Textstellen einzubindenOriginaltitel: De architectura libri decem Vitruvius Polli
The architecture of Marcus Vitruvius Pollio, in ten books
No full texttransl. from the Latin by Joseph GwiltOriginaltitel: De architectura libri decem Vitruvius Polli
L' architettura di M. Vitruvio Pollione
No full textcolla traduzione italiana e comento del marchese Berardo Galiani accademico ercolanense, e architetto di merito dell'Accademia di S. LucaLat.-ital. Paralleltext, ital. KommentarAbb.: Frontispiz, Titel- und Widmungsbild (Kupferstiche), Initialen, meist 2 Abb. am Ende je eines Buches (Holzschnitte), 25 Taf. mit Kupferstichen. - Frontispiz: Entwerfer: M.B. Galiani, Zeichner und Stecher: F. La Marra; Widmungsbild: Entwerfer und Stecher: F. la Marra; Holzschnitte: Ign. Lucchesini; Taf.: Zeichner: M.B. Galiani, Stecher: Franc. Cepparuli Nap.Originaltitel: De architectura libri decem Vitruvius Polli
Automotive Systems Modelling with Vitruvius
No full textModel-driven technologies are widely used in the development of systems in the automotive domain. Although modelling tools and code generation increase the development speed and the quality of the developed system in general, the availability of several modelling languages for different stages of the development process also introduces additional problems: Developers use several models to describe the same system on different levels of abstraction, which serve as documentation, basis for code generation, but also for model-based analyses of system properties such as security, performance, or reliability. If models are modified independently, inconsistencies can arise, which lead to incorrect results of these analyses, complicate the implementation of new features, and create errors at later stages in development that are costly to fix. In this paper, we apply the model-based Vitruvius approach, which preserves consistency in heterogeneous modelling environments, to a scenario of automotive systems development. The scenario includes the modelling standards SysML, AMALTHEA and ASCET. We show, at the example of an onboard controlling unit, how the Vitruvius approach can be used to increase consistency in automotive system development and reduce the accidental complexity that arises for developers who have to work with heterogeneous modelling languages
The architecture of M. Vitruvius Pollio
No full texttranslated from the original Latin by W. Newton, architect ; [ed.: James Newton]Abb.: Kupferstiche: 1 Portr. (Frontispiz), Taf. mit 117 FigurenDas Werk stammt aus dem Nachlass des Autors und wurde von dessen Bruder James Newton hrsg.Paginierungsfehler: Die Seitenzahl VIII wurde doppelt vergeben (statt S. X)Originaltitel: De architectura libri decem Vitruvius Polli
The architecture of Marcus Vitruvius Pollio, in ten books;
No full text"Life of Vitruvius": p. [xi]-xiii."List of the several editions and versions of Vitruvius": p. [xv]-xxv.Mode of access: Internet
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