Case Studies of Collaboration between Architects and Contractors
... whole composition and flow is set as an esplanade on the ground floor, sunken garden and entrance lobby one story beneath ground level, and sculpture halls two stories beneath ground level. Continuous arches are hung over them. Four exhibition buildings, a plan exhibition building, and a cultural-ac ...
... whole composition and flow is set as an esplanade on the ground floor, sunken garden and entrance lobby one story beneath ground level, and sculpture halls two stories beneath ground level. Continuous arches are hung over them. Four exhibition buildings, a plan exhibition building, and a cultural-ac ...
colour and shape
... these its own individual identity, and this is something that is becoming ever more important in an increasingly globalised world. It is, at any rate, quite clear that shape is more than just the result of a functional spatial analysis (the modernist ‘Form Follows Function’) and that colour is more ...
... these its own individual identity, and this is something that is becoming ever more important in an increasingly globalised world. It is, at any rate, quite clear that shape is more than just the result of a functional spatial analysis (the modernist ‘Form Follows Function’) and that colour is more ...
Selected Post-World War II Residential
... tached garage. The entry opens onto the mid-level landing of the main stair. A short flight of steps up or down leads to the living areas. In the center entry form, a short flight of steps generally connects the garage to the basement utility room. When the main entry is adjacent to the garage, an i ...
... tached garage. The entry opens onto the mid-level landing of the main stair. A short flight of steps up or down leads to the living areas. In the center entry form, a short flight of steps generally connects the garage to the basement utility room. When the main entry is adjacent to the garage, an i ...
pdf - Lafayette-West Lafayette, Indiana
... Founded by William Digby in 1825, Lafayette was a river town and prospered because of the development of the Wabash River, Erie Canal and the railroads. Improved transportation allowed for the importation of goods to what had once been an isolated settlement. Soon Lafayette became a trading center f ...
... Founded by William Digby in 1825, Lafayette was a river town and prospered because of the development of the Wabash River, Erie Canal and the railroads. Improved transportation allowed for the importation of goods to what had once been an isolated settlement. Soon Lafayette became a trading center f ...
Una casa per tutti
... The chorus of detractors of the Novocomum included Ugo Ojetti, an Italian academic and influential Milanese art critic. An anonymous text in his magazine spitefully placed the accent on Terragni’s constructivist sources, which are doubly deplorable (both because they are not autochthonous and commun ...
... The chorus of detractors of the Novocomum included Ugo Ojetti, an Italian academic and influential Milanese art critic. An anonymous text in his magazine spitefully placed the accent on Terragni’s constructivist sources, which are doubly deplorable (both because they are not autochthonous and commun ...
Thinking, drawing and writing architecture through metaphor
... is illustrated in Figures 1 and 2 where hecker’s sunflower may be discerned in the sketch and the axonometric drawing as well as in the language used by the architect. Interestingly, this is not the only metaphor involved in this building: the school started as a “sunflower”, yet turned into “an int ...
... is illustrated in Figures 1 and 2 where hecker’s sunflower may be discerned in the sketch and the axonometric drawing as well as in the language used by the architect. Interestingly, this is not the only metaphor involved in this building: the school started as a “sunflower”, yet turned into “an int ...
lafayette—west lafayette, indiana - Visit Lafayette
... Founded by William Digby in 1825, Lafayette was a river town and prospered because of the development of the Wabash River, Erie Canal and the railroads. Improved transportation allowed for the importation of goods to what had once been an isolated settlement. Soon Lafayette became a trading center f ...
... Founded by William Digby in 1825, Lafayette was a river town and prospered because of the development of the Wabash River, Erie Canal and the railroads. Improved transportation allowed for the importation of goods to what had once been an isolated settlement. Soon Lafayette became a trading center f ...
Curriculum Vita
... Time-Saver Standards for Landscape Architecture Research Office under Professor Nicholas T. Dines, FASLA Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning University of Massachusetts Amherst ...
... Time-Saver Standards for Landscape Architecture Research Office under Professor Nicholas T. Dines, FASLA Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning University of Massachusetts Amherst ...
Untitled - Santa Monica historic landmarks courtesy of Jodi Summers
... The property at 1414 Idaho Avenue is a quintessential California bungalow augmented with Colonial Revival influences. The bungalow had its genesis in southern California during the first quarter of the 20th century. They were immediately popular because bungalows answered a growing need for affordab ...
... The property at 1414 Idaho Avenue is a quintessential California bungalow augmented with Colonial Revival influences. The bungalow had its genesis in southern California during the first quarter of the 20th century. They were immediately popular because bungalows answered a growing need for affordab ...
CITY OF LAKE FOREST RESIDENTIAL DESIGN GUIDELINES
... History and Development of Lake Forest The City of Lake Forest, incorporated as a City under a charter granted by the Illinois State Legislature in 1861, was primarily founded to support the establishment of church-related educational institutions. Lake Forest's claim to historic distinction however ...
... History and Development of Lake Forest The City of Lake Forest, incorporated as a City under a charter granted by the Illinois State Legislature in 1861, was primarily founded to support the establishment of church-related educational institutions. Lake Forest's claim to historic distinction however ...
December 2012 - Art Deco Society of Washington
... Despite this promising start, mansions rarely adopted the new style. There are a few real gems, but most of the rich preferred more traditional (and respectable) styles, at least for the exterior. Some houses, though, have spectacular art deco interiors which would never be imagined from the outside ...
... Despite this promising start, mansions rarely adopted the new style. There are a few real gems, but most of the rich preferred more traditional (and respectable) styles, at least for the exterior. Some houses, though, have spectacular art deco interiors which would never be imagined from the outside ...
Re Architecture: Old and New In Adaptive Reuse of Modern
... from the recent past and so it is of primary importance to define specific architectural styles associated with specific periods. The first chapter begins by examining several of Hitchcock’s definitions of International Modern style (1966). Definitions of heritage are compiled using principles set ...
... from the recent past and so it is of primary importance to define specific architectural styles associated with specific periods. The first chapter begins by examining several of Hitchcock’s definitions of International Modern style (1966). Definitions of heritage are compiled using principles set ...
A Return to Elegance
... traditional art with new Western styles. This cross-cultural innovation helped produce some of the most beautiful art of that time. One of the greatest examples of this adaption is the colonial-style “gingerbread house”—a unique feature in Lanna’s colonial architecture. These buildings not only stan ...
... traditional art with new Western styles. This cross-cultural innovation helped produce some of the most beautiful art of that time. One of the greatest examples of this adaption is the colonial-style “gingerbread house”—a unique feature in Lanna’s colonial architecture. These buildings not only stan ...
10.1080-13602365.2011.570059
... away from the Ottoman Empire.7 What made Kültürpark one of the most important modernisation projects of the early Republican period, however, was its size as well as its function as the location for the Izmir International Fair: an important economic, social, cultural and recreational event not on ...
... away from the Ottoman Empire.7 What made Kültürpark one of the most important modernisation projects of the early Republican period, however, was its size as well as its function as the location for the Izmir International Fair: an important economic, social, cultural and recreational event not on ...
Investigation of the Compliance of ... Sustainable Architecture in the Traditional ...
... improving physical and mental lives of humans and all living things in a healthy environment is a priority for the use of the vernacular architecture can be observed clearly. This paper examines the applicability of the principles of sustainable architecture in the traditional context of an architec ...
... improving physical and mental lives of humans and all living things in a healthy environment is a priority for the use of the vernacular architecture can be observed clearly. This paper examines the applicability of the principles of sustainable architecture in the traditional context of an architec ...
5.1 DESIGN GUIDELINES OVERVIEw 5.2 ARCHITECTURAL
... Dumbarton TOD Specific Plan City of Newark | Dahlin Group Architecture Planning ...
... Dumbarton TOD Specific Plan City of Newark | Dahlin Group Architecture Planning ...
Architecture of the Forest - Nordic Journal of Architectural Research
... is almost palpable – so much so that it has become a recurring design feature also with other architects, who have at times applied it to rather humble buildings.8 This subtle instinct for blending the human body and senses with basic topological relations is perhaps one of the most striking element ...
... is almost palpable – so much so that it has become a recurring design feature also with other architects, who have at times applied it to rather humble buildings.8 This subtle instinct for blending the human body and senses with basic topological relations is perhaps one of the most striking element ...
Overarching Architecture at NATO as foundation for Service
... NATO is in transformation to adapt to changing times. Its role has changed heavily, especially since the end of the Cold War; it now represents an alliance of 26 member nations. The alliance demands tight and close collaboration between the political wings and armed forces of all those nations. The ...
... NATO is in transformation to adapt to changing times. Its role has changed heavily, especially since the end of the Cold War; it now represents an alliance of 26 member nations. The alliance demands tight and close collaboration between the political wings and armed forces of all those nations. The ...
“Walk Wilkes-Barre” Historic Walking Tour Brochure
... Public Square held a fort, a church, a school, and the Luzerne County courthouse and jail. As Wilkes-Barre grew, the area around the Square buzzed with commercial activity. In 1909, the old courthouse was demolished and the Square became a park. Today, Public Square has fountains, sculptures, an amp ...
... Public Square held a fort, a church, a school, and the Luzerne County courthouse and jail. As Wilkes-Barre grew, the area around the Square buzzed with commercial activity. In 1909, the old courthouse was demolished and the Square became a park. Today, Public Square has fountains, sculptures, an amp ...
Tectonic thinking in contemporary industrialized
... hypothesis that: Tectonic thinking can be used as an explicit design strategy. 1.1. The meaning of industrialization in contemporary building industry If we look at contemporary building industry, it is generally characterized by a great number of parallel domains of knowledge, technologies and prac ...
... hypothesis that: Tectonic thinking can be used as an explicit design strategy. 1.1. The meaning of industrialization in contemporary building industry If we look at contemporary building industry, it is generally characterized by a great number of parallel domains of knowledge, technologies and prac ...
Printable PDF - Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects
... effort to adapt other building types to this new problem. The most commonly used model, because it had already given form to the low ...
... effort to adapt other building types to this new problem. The most commonly used model, because it had already given form to the low ...
The Sesquicentennial Issue - Ontario Association of Architects
... TIME FLIES. THERE IS NO time like the present. A good time was had by all. Ahead of one’s time. Big time. Closing time. The year 2017 marks a major milestone in Canadian history. It is the 150 th anniversary of Confederation and the 50 th anniversary of Expo 67, the seminal World Expo that put Canad ...
... TIME FLIES. THERE IS NO time like the present. A good time was had by all. Ahead of one’s time. Big time. Closing time. The year 2017 marks a major milestone in Canadian history. It is the 150 th anniversary of Confederation and the 50 th anniversary of Expo 67, the seminal World Expo that put Canad ...
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... Technology is a prevailing feature in contemporary society, yet its cultural role has been scarcely addressed in a critical perspective. A well settled, commonsensical notion of technology prevails, that of technology as equivalent to progress, driving development and supported by an autonomous, nat ...
... Technology is a prevailing feature in contemporary society, yet its cultural role has been scarcely addressed in a critical perspective. A well settled, commonsensical notion of technology prevails, that of technology as equivalent to progress, driving development and supported by an autonomous, nat ...
feasibility of utilization of music in architectural designs
... qualitative method with a deductive approach, qualitative analysis of variables, analysis of articles as well as interviews is used to unveil common grounds between these two branches of art and their representation are discussed in samples. Characteristics of Persian Music The music that we are inh ...
... qualitative method with a deductive approach, qualitative analysis of variables, analysis of articles as well as interviews is used to unveil common grounds between these two branches of art and their representation are discussed in samples. Characteristics of Persian Music The music that we are inh ...
ORTHOGONAL ALLEGORY: the reality of architectural plan drawing
... model of a globalized society is replaced by a model of adaptivity to concrete situations inside the social collective. The forms of planning and manufacturing based on numeric variability of plan allow for new methods of massproduction that include individualized variations. Parametric design build ...
... model of a globalized society is replaced by a model of adaptivity to concrete situations inside the social collective. The forms of planning and manufacturing based on numeric variability of plan allow for new methods of massproduction that include individualized variations. Parametric design build ...