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Other buildings and projects) Franz Schulze, George E. Danforth (Editor) / GarlandPub / December 1992. 16. Four Great Makers of Modern architecture Gropius
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Kevin Roche Architect - Other Buildings [Archeire, Irish
Kevin Roche / Other buildings. Knights of Columbanus General Foods Corporation Cummins Other projects Pritzker architecture Prize Awards.
http://www.irish-architecture.com/kevin_roche/others.html
Kevin Roche Architect [Archeire, Irish Architecture Online]
Archéire supplies a biography and examination of the work of Kevin Roche (1922 ), the Irish-born Category Arts architecture Famous Names R Roche, Kevin has also been responsible for many buildings for the the most prestigious award inarchitecture, the equivalent responsible for some 51 major projects in the
http://www.irish-architecture.com/kevin_roche/
Adaptive Architecture - Office Buildings & Interiors
square feet of commercial office space in some of New York State's premier officecomplexes and buildings. Return to projects. 19962001 Adaptive architecture.
http://www.adaparch.com/commercial.html

Extractions: Construction Management The firm has designed over 800,000 square feet of commercial office space in some of New York State's premier office complexes and buildings. The designs have been for a variety of companies and professionals with vastly different needs and programs. We are involved, on a daily basis, with the complex pre-planning and programming required for the successful completion of this type of project. Some of our most notable projects include: Select to view project photos Cool Insuring Agency 785 Troy-Schenectady Rd.
Adaptive Architecture - Projects
Us Office Locations projects - Office buildings Interiors - Custom Houses - AccessibleHouses - Religious - Retail Services - architecture - Expert Witness
http://www.adaparch.com/projects.html
Untitled
Twentytwo current projects are featured, including the award Umbrella, Spa, and3535 Hayden buildings, as well comor the on-line store at Planet architecture.
http://www.ericowenmoss.com/pubsmain.html

Extractions: BUILDINGS AND PROJECTS 3 This book, following Rizzoli's successful volumes I and II on Moss, considers mostly recent, built work including continuing projects in Los Angeles and Culver City, as well as important international projects in Vienna, Dusseldorf, and St. Petersburg. Text by Eric Owen Moss ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN LA This updated third edition of Michael Webb's "selective guide to the best buildings, interiors, design resources, and art facilities in Southern California" features the Gary Group, the Beehive , the Box , the 3535 Hayden Building, and others designed by Eric Owen Moss. Published by the Understanding Business Press. You can purchase this book online at: Amazon.com
Architecture Books - Architects - Design - History - Artifice Great Buildings Co
David Underwood. Oscar Niemeyer and the architecture of Brazil. Renzo Piano. RenzoPiano and Building Workshop buildings and projects, 19711989.
http://www.greatbuildings.com/books.html
Vanna Venturi House - Robert Venturi - Great Buildings Online
Dennis Sharp. Twentieth Century architecture a Visual History. Stanislaus vonMoos. Venturi, Rauch Scott Brown buildings and projects.
http://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Vanna_Venturi_House.html

Extractions: Vanna Venturi House Great Buildings Online Search Advanced Search Buildings ... ArchitectureWeek Architect Robert Venturi Location Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia Pennsylvania Date Building Type house Construction System light wood frame Climate temperate Context suburban Style Post-Modern Notes An icon of post-modernism, created for the architect's mother, and featured in Venturi's architectural polemic "Complexity and Contradiction". Images Photo, front overview Drawings Available on The GBC CD-ROM Contributions appreciated 3D Model Massing Model (DesignWorkshop 3dmf) Model Viewing Instructions Discussion Vanna Venturi House Commentary "Plans and elevations are built on a rigid axial, even Palladian, symmetry, which becomes monumental in the street faced but looser at the extremities and rear of the house, in keeping with the domestic program. "In addition to the immediacy of its unique formal and functional qualities, the house is rich in references to historic architecture. The monumental street facade alludes to Michaelangelo's Porta Pia in Rome and the back wall of the Nymphaeum at Palladio and Alessandro Vittoria's Villa Barbaro at Maser. On the other hand, the broken pediment recalls the 'duality' of the facade of Luigi Moretti's apartment house on the Via Parioli in Rome." The Creator's Words "The architect stresses that 'The house is big as well as little, by which I mean that it this a little house with big scale. ...Outside, the manifestations of big scale are the main elements, which are big and few in number and central or symmetrical in position, as well as the simplicity and consistency of the form and silhouette of the whole....The main reason for the large scale is to counterbalance the complexity. Complexity in combination with scale in small buildings means busyness. Like the other organized complexities here, the big scale in the small building achieves tension rather than nervousness....' "
HallArchitects.com :: The Architecture Of Bruce Goff: Buildings And Projects, 19
HallArchitects.com The architecture of Bruce Goff buildings and projects,19161974. The architecture of Bruce Goff buildings and projects, 1916-1974.
http://hallarchitects.com/index.php/Mode/product/AsinSearch/0824026829/name/The%
AJ+ From The Architects Journal. Architecture News And Information. Companies,
Architects' latest buildings and projects
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Education
SPECIAL ARTS EDUCATION projects AND EVENTS. performance of poetry and music inspiredby buildings. and inspired to make objects inspired by architecture.
http://www.londonopenhouse.org/OHEducation.html

Extractions: A project engaging six London buildings, six London poets and six poems they have inspired (CD available). A school project on scale and proportion. A family project encouraging youngsters to relate to London buildings. A childs' performance of poetry and music inspired by buildings. A school's project getting children on building visits and inspired to make objects inspired by architecture. A Child's Sense and Architecture - 10-11 year old school children taken on visits and inspired to make poems about their the architecture. A mood project for teenagers: matching buildings to selected music. Six architectural practices in six London schools - assisting 14-16 year olds on Design Technology, and Art and Design courses. An Open House event especially for school children. In 2002 almost 1000 children participated in a pilot event supported by London's major buildings and architects. Investigate The Scene You can now obtain ' architective send@londonopnehouse.org
2 Architecture Professors Design Projects To Transform Existing Buildings
2 architecture professors design projects to transform existing buildings.Russell Fortmeyer Kansas State Collegian. For architects
http://www.kstatecollegian.com/issues/v103/fa/n042/news/cam.arch.fortmeyer.html

Extractions: Kansas State Collegian For architects Robert Condia and Wendy Ornelas, architecture is about transformation. The two architects, who are married and are both associate professors of architecture, have designed two recent projects that have sought to transform existing buildings. One, the yet-to-be-opened Mexican-Carribean restaurant Coco Bolos, is in Aggieville on Bluemont Avenue. The other, a new Dara's Fast Lane outpost with an adjoining Taco Casa Mexican fast-food restaurant, is on the prominent corner of Fort Riley Boulevard and 17th Street. The Dara's project also included collaboration with fellow architect Torgeir Norheim, assistant professor of architecture. "Architecture, to some degree, has to transform you," Condia said. "That's why people go to restaurants - the sounds, flavors, smells, color and texture take you to somewhere else." Julie Haynes, who, with a partner, owns the building for Coco Bolos, told Condia and Ornelas her concept of the restaurant. The two architects made her ideas reality.
Architecture Projects, Housing, Restoration Of Ancient Buildings By G&V BALI
architecture. PT G V is active in the field of architecture design andsupervision, through its director Mr. Giuseppe Verdacchi, Italian
http://gvbali.com/architecture/
UCB New Century Plan : Campus Architecture
While each new work of architecture should respond to complement rather than competewith existing historic buildings. projects at the City Interface shall be
http://www.cp.berkeley.edu/ncp/goals/campusarchitecture.html

Extractions: While each new work of architecture should respond to its own time and place, it should also embody the grace, presence, and civic character of our historic structures. Campus buildings endure far longer than their initial contents, and should be designed to embody the spirit of the university, not merely the needs of current programs, nor ephemeral stylistic trends. They should have the quality, durability, and flexibility to serve the university well for generations.
Finnish Literature Forum
architecture beginning in the mid 1930s. Weston, an architect and educator, seemsmost comfortable presenting formal analyses of buildings and projects, and in
http://www.kaapeli.fi/flf/aalto.htm

Extractions: Prose Richard Weston Alvar Aalto London: Phaidon , 1995. 240 p., ill. ISBN 0-7-48-3159-X Göran Schildt Alvar Aalto: The Complete Catalogue of Architecture, Design and Art New York: Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., 1994. 317 p., ill. ISBN 0-8478-1818-7 The year 1998 will mark the centennial of the birth of Alvar Aalto, the renowned Finnsh architect and designer who died twenty years ago and is immortalized by the fifty-Finnmark bank note which bears his portrait and a picture of Finlandia Hall in Helsinki. Already, plans are underway for national and international events in observance of the centennial including exhibitions, conferences, publications (electronic and printed), a design competition and even building restorations. The considerable interest in Finland and abroad is indicative of Aalto's important historical position. In his lifetime he achieved international recognition, and his place in the pantheon of 20th-century modernists remains secure. If praise from members of one's profession is a measure of success, then Aalto scores high: Frank Lloyd Wright called him a genius after visiting the Finnish Pavilion at the 1939 New York World's Fair, and
Frances Loeb Library: Frances Loeb Library: Peter Zumthor
Notes Reviews two books about Swiss architect Peter Zumthor publ. in 1987 Works buildings and projects 19791997 , and Thinking architecture .
http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/library/services/reference/bibliographies/zumthor.htm

Extractions: Peter Zumthor is an architect living in Haldenstein, Switzerland. He is the recipient of the 1998 Carlsberg Architecture Prize. Zumthor's work includes the Hotel Thermo spa in Vals, Switzerland; an addition to the Kunsthaus in Bergenz, Austria; Spittelhof Housing and the Connecting Corridor at the Art Museum Chur. He is the Kenzo Tange Visiting Design Critic in Architecture at the Graduate School of Design for the 1999 spring semester.
Faculty Profile
the Arkitekturmuseet in Stockholm ( Rafael Moneo, buildings and projects 19731993 )and in the autumn of 1994 in the Museum of Finnish architecture in Helsinki
http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/people/faculty/moneo/cv.html

Extractions: Department of Architecture Curriculum Vitae RAFAEL MONEO was born in Tudela, Navarra (Spain) in May of 1937. He obtained his architectural degree in 1961 from the Technical School of Architecture in Madrid. In 1963, Professor Moneo was awarded a two-year fellowship at the Spanish Academy of Rome. Upon his return to Spain, Rafael Moneo taught at the Technical School of Architecture in Madrid (1966-70). In 1970 he won a chaired professorship in architectural theory at the Technical School of Architecture in Barcelona, where he taught until 1980. In that year he was named chaired professor at the School of Architecture in Madrid, where he taught until 1985. In 1976, Rafael Moneo was invited to the U.S. as a Visiting Fellow by the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies of New York City (1976-77) and by the Cooper Union School of Architecture (NYC, 1976-77). During the late seventies and early eighties he was visiting professor at the architecture schools at Princeton and Harvard, and later at the architecture department of the Federal Polytechnic School in Lausanne, Switzerland. Prof. Moneo's pedagogical activities have extended to numerous symposia and lectures delivered at, among other institutions, the University of Chicago, Columbia University, Princeton University, Yale University, Tulane University, Rhode Island School of Design (U.S.), the Architectural Association School and the Royal Institute of Architects in London, the Cambridge University School of Architecture (United Kingdom), Universities of Lisbon and Oporto (Portugal), Nihon University (Japan), the Vasa Museum in Stockholm (Sweden), the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, the Royal Academy in Copenhagen (Denmark), the Louvre Museum in Paris, the Pontificia University of Chile in Santiago, the AIA in San Francisco, the Louis Kahn Lecture in Philadelphia, the UIA in Barcelona, in Beirut, University Institute of Architecture in Venice and the National Institute of Architecture in Milan (Italy).
University Of Notre Dame - School Of Architecture
architecture in America during the past two decades. The work includes extensivephotos and illustrations of Prof. Smith's numerous buildings and projects.
http://www.nd.edu/~arch/publications/smith.htm

Extractions: Notre Dame School of Architecture Publications Thomas Gordon Smith: The Rebirth of Classical Architecture Thomas Gordon Smith: The Rebirth of Classical Architecture A book published by Andreas Papadakis Publishers highlights the career and achievements of Thomas Gordon Smith, a professor of architecture at the University of Notre Dame. Titled Thomas Gordon Smith: The Rebirth of Classical Architecture , the book was written by Richard John, a professor of architecture at the University of Miami. John highlights the central role Smith has played in the revival of classicism in contemporary architecture in America during the past two decades. The work includes extensive photos and illustrations of Prof. Smith's numerous buildings and projects. It also examines Prof. Smith's influential role as educator, commentator on the Roman architect Vitruvius, historian of the Greek Revival, painter of frescoes, and designer and collector of furniture. Prof. Smith's South Bend Vitruvian House, which blends Indiana limestone, cement block and classical detailing, has been featured on the A&E Network's program "BobVila's Guide to Historic Homes" and in House and Garden and other journals. A 100,000-square-foot seminary and a new parish designed by Prof. Smith are currently under construction.
University Of Notre Dame - School Of Architecture
March 3 430 pm Lecture. Recent buildings and projects. Frank Martinez, AssociateProfessor of architecture, University of Miami and Principal, Caruncho
http://www.nd.edu/~arch/news_and_events/events.htm

Extractions: Notre Dame School of Architecture News and Events Events Calendar Events Calendar January 27 4:30 p.m. Lecture. "Memory and the Muses: Inspiration, Invention and the Art of Architecture." David Mayernik, Architect, Fresco Painter and Visiting Professor of Architecture at the University of Notre Dame. Room 104, Bond Hall. February 10 4:30 p.m. Lecture. "New Science, New Architecture, New Urbanism." Nikos Salingaros, Architectural Theorist and Professor of Mathematics, University of Texas at San Antonio. Room 104, Bond Hall. February 14 - 16 Expo Roma. A celebration of the Class of 2004's year in Rome. Bond Hall. February 17 4:30 p.m. Lecture. "Recent Buildings and Projects." Ralph Johnson, Principal and Director of Design, Perkins & Will. Room 104, Bond Hall. February 24 3 p.m. Noel Blank Symposium. The 2002 Noel Blank Design Award winners will discuss their exemplary thesis projects with guest critics Neal Payton, Principal, Torti Gallas and Partners-CHK, Inc. and Marleen Kay Davis, Dean, The University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design. March 3 4:30 p.m. Lecture. "Recent Buildings and Projects." Frank Martinez, Associate Professor of Architecture, University of Miami and Principal, Caruncho, Martinez & Alvarez Architects. Room 104, Bond Hall.
Reserve List
folio. Gehry, F., buildings and projects NA 737 G44 A4 1985. Ghirardo,D., architecture after Modernism NA 682 P67 G49 1996. Goldberger
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/mtdavis/243/reslist.html

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