Reima asin Raili Pietilä

Reima Pietilä
Kamundagan	25 Agosto 1923 Turku
Kagadanan	26 Agosto 1993(1993-08-26) (edad 70) Helsinki
Nasyunalidad	Pines
Alma mater	Helsinki University of Technology
Agom	Raili Pietilä (m. 1963–93; his death)

Raili Pietilä
Kamundagan	Raili Inkeri Marjatta Paatelainen 15 Agosto 1926 Pieksämäki
Kagadanan	16 Mayo 2021(2021-05-16) (edad 94) Helsinki
Nasyunalidad	Pines
Alma mater	Helsinki University of Technology
Agom	Reima Pietilä (m. 1963–93; kagadanan nya)

Si Frans Reima Ilmari Pietilä (25 Agosto 1923 – 26 Agosto 1993) sarong Pines arkitekto asin teoriko. Ginibo niya kadakulan kan trabaho niya na katuwang an saiyang agom na si Raili Pietilä (Raili Inkeri Marjatta née Paatelainen, 15 Agosto 1926 – 16 Mayo 2021); pakalihis 1963 gabos na trabaho ninda opisyalmente pigkredito sa mag'agom na sinda "Raili asin Reima Pietilä". Si Reima Pietilä sarong propesor sa arkitektura sa University of Oulu poon 1973 sundo' 1979.

Galeriya

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  Simbahan Kaleva sa Tampere.
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  Metso, Biblioteka Tampere Centra.
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  Community center complex sa Hervanta, Tampere.
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  Opisyal na residensya kan Presidente nin Finlandya, Mäntyniemi, Helsinki.

Mga basahon pa

• Broner, Kaisa: Visions of Architecture: Reima Pietilä and the Meanings of Form. Oku Publishing, Helsinki, 2019. ISBN 978-952-67872-2-0
• Connah, Roger: Writing Architecture: Fantomas Fragments Fictions – An Architectural Journey Through the 20th Century. MIT Press, Cambridge, 2000.
• Norberg-Schulz, Christian: Nightlands. Nordic Building. MIT Press, Cambridge, 1997.
• Quantrill, Malcolm: Reima Pietila: Architecture, Context and Modernism. Rizzoli, New York, 1985.
• Quantrill, Malcolm & Mäkinen, Matti K.: The Unmade Bed of Architecture. Rakennustieto, Helsinki, 2005.
• Quantrill, Malcolm & Pietilä, Reima: One man's odyssey in search of Finnish architecture: An anthology in honour of Reima Pietilä. Art Consulting Scandinavia, Helsinki, 1988.

Mga panluwas na takod

• Reima and Raili Pietiläs architecture in Tampere
• Creativity permitted?
• List of works by Reima and Raili Pietilä at the Dipoli site (in Finnish)
• "The Architects" at the Tampere library site (in Finnish)