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Beyond Metaphor: Visualizing Consciousness, Hiroshi Hara Jan 1990

Beyond Metaphor: Visualizing Consciousness, Hiroshi Hara

Oz

In order to present my perspective on the distinction between 'Contemporary Architecture' and 'Modern Architecture' I use the following diagram…


Beginnings: An Introduction To Form Generation Jan 1990

Beginnings: An Introduction To Form Generation

Oz

Work from Studio 319 Willard Isao Ameku, Scott Arford, Mark .Barnes, Michael (Odie) Deane, Amy Foster, Kevin Heath , Lara Jenkins, Mim Jitchell, John Nelson , Geffrey Ortiz-Gass, Tim Schinsky, Doug Shaffer, Bill Singer, and Bryan Zimmer.

Beginnings

The question of beginning is a profound one in design. I believe we are all victims of our process. The point of departure (i.e. the beginning) predicts one's design. The process, in tum, becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.


Memory And Simultaneity In Post-History Jan 1990

Memory And Simultaneity In Post-History

Oz

Mystery intensifies the experience of architecture by heightening the tension between appearance and reality; by making extraordinary the ordinary. Appearance and the reliability of one's continued expectations depend on memory.


The Sacred Garden Versus The City Of Man, Stanley Tigerman Jan 1989

The Sacred Garden Versus The City Of Man, Stanley Tigerman

Oz

The desire to unravel the myths of origin is expressed in humankind's ceaseless effort to attain parity with the sacred garden by displacing it with the city of man. The determination to end our exile and be readmitted to Eden is played out in the envisioning of structures designed to give expression to nostalgic dreams of heaven..


Dore After London, Wayne Michael Charney Jan 1989

Dore After London, Wayne Michael Charney

Oz

There was, perhaps, no other city in the world so thoroughly studied, chronicled, and recorded in 19th-century literature and art than was the city London. Charming, picturesque descriptions of London from the first half of the century eventually gave way to more sober and unattractive views by the 1860s.


Laguna Gloria Art Museum Jan 1988

Laguna Gloria Art Museum

Oz

Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown has completed schematic designs for the Museum's new building in downtown Austin. The 82,000 gross sq. ft. museum, which concentrates on 20th century American art, will serve as a focal point for its immediate neighborhood, visually and through its various programs...


Story Telling As Design Method, Angela Balmer, Leonard Clark, Diana Dame, Kerry Gaffney, Efrem Rivers, Russell Hamlet, David Herlocker, Glenn Illert, Antoine Karam Jan 1988

Story Telling As Design Method, Angela Balmer, Leonard Clark, Diana Dame, Kerry Gaffney, Efrem Rivers, Russell Hamlet, David Herlocker, Glenn Illert, Antoine Karam

Oz

Why is it that so many student designs look like squared-up bubble diagrams for solving functional problems rather than visions of an architecture capable of supporting the rituals of everyday life? Why is it that so many contemporary buildings also lack a sense of aliveness and a capacity to nurture the life they contain?


Suburban Office Building: Austin, Texas Jan 1988

Suburban Office Building: Austin, Texas

Oz

Located west of downtown Austin, Texas, at the edge of a rapidly developing suburban neighborhood, the 6.8-acre site is near the intersection of the high speed artery Mo Pac Boulevard and Texas Highway 2222…


Akademie Der Wissenschaften Competition Jan 1988

Akademie Der Wissenschaften Competition

Oz

While the experience of this century has fractured and dissipated the assumption that scientific progress inevitably leads to social progress, we propose that the two are still interdependent. Confronted by a context and program charged with ironies…


Sixth Street Residence, Michael Rotondi, Tom Mayne Jan 1987

Sixth Street Residence, Michael Rotondi, Tom Mayne

Oz

Program:

The reconstruction of an existing duplex to the specifications required of the new owner.

Site:

60' x 60' parcel @ the corner of a typical residential street and an alley in Santa Monica, Calif.


Idea Vs. Icon: Two Competitions, Jeffrey Clark Jan 1986

Idea Vs. Icon: Two Competitions, Jeffrey Clark

Oz

The United States is blessed with a natural landscape that is both expansive and richly varied. Our recent attitude toward the relationship between the built and natural environment, however, has been at best a naively romantic one and at worst an instrument of private exploitation...


Big Things For Big Cities Jan 1986

Big Things For Big Cities

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Idea for Marconi Plaza. The symbolic purpose of this important urban project is to commemorate the Italian-American presence in Philadelphia and the contributions of this community to the City on the 500th Anniversary of Christopher Columbus' discovery of the New World...


American Gardens And Their European Precedents, Joanna Lombard Jan 1986

American Gardens And Their European Precedents, Joanna Lombard

Oz

The study of American gardens and their European precedents has yielded two essential ideas. One is a way of categorizing garden form, the other an elaboration of the parts of American gardens that seem distinct and shared...


Trains, Windmills And Sand: An Entry To The Arizona Historical Society Museum Competition, Bob Burnham, Raymond Streeter Jan 1986

Trains, Windmills And Sand: An Entry To The Arizona Historical Society Museum Competition, Bob Burnham, Raymond Streeter

Oz

In 1985, the Arizona Historical Society sponsored a competition for the design of a museum to be constructed on a site in Tempe adjacent to Phoenix's Papago Park. This facility is intended to house the Society's collections documenting and illustrating the Hispanic and Anglo/Hispanic periods in Arizona history...


A Crematorium Complex: Manhattan, Kansas, Robert Bahan, Laurie Carron, David Hecht, Matthew Masilionis, Rhonda Miller Jan 1986

A Crematorium Complex: Manhattan, Kansas, Robert Bahan, Laurie Carron, David Hecht, Matthew Masilionis, Rhonda Miller

Oz

Today, a paucity of communicable design strategies or tactics exist for vitalizing the experiential and expressive relationship between built form and landscape. Landscape was not a primary concern of the Modern Movement except as a neutral green field upon which buildings were placed...


A Camp For The New Boston Cooperative: Cuyler, New York, Russell Hamlet Jan 1986

A Camp For The New Boston Cooperative: Cuyler, New York, Russell Hamlet

Oz

The New Boston Cooperative is an association of farmers, homesteaders and fellow travelers founded in the 1930's as a last ditch-attempt to reserve the traditional rural lifestyle of the region. Today members are well-educated refugees from the cities and suburbs with the same central purposes...


Structure In The Landscape; Interventions, Peter Goin, Dale A. Bryant Jan 1986

Structure In The Landscape; Interventions, Peter Goin, Dale A. Bryant

Oz

Structure in the Landscape: photographs by Peter Goin.

Interventions: a poem by Dale A. Bryant.


The Architecture Of Making In Search Of A Critical Theory Of Building, Marc Angelii Jan 1985

The Architecture Of Making In Search Of A Critical Theory Of Building, Marc Angelii

Oz

Building is defined as the object of architecture as well as the process of architecture. The noun building and the verb to build are interrelated by a synthesis of product and production…


Issues To Models: A Prescriptive Process For Substantive Architectural Form, Merrill C. Gaines Jan 1985

Issues To Models: A Prescriptive Process For Substantive Architectural Form, Merrill C. Gaines

Oz

As all of us who teach design know, the two-headed dilemma of the studio is to assist students in developing work that is both content laden as well as formally interesting. The best students manage this quite nicely on their own; most others have difficulty with one or the other, more often than not the latter...


Harmonic Rhythm: The Essence Of An Enjoyable Design Process, Amos Ih-Tiao Chang Jan 1985

Harmonic Rhythm: The Essence Of An Enjoyable Design Process, Amos Ih-Tiao Chang

Oz

While production efficiency is the rule of modern life, design efficiency has not reached the happy level it could when dealing with the human actors of our environment because the process of design - and the production of a design - is not exactly an enjoyable one...


Furniture Design Workshop Jan 1985

Furniture Design Workshop

Oz

The Department of Interior Architecture's Furniture Design Workshop offers students the opportunity to investigate the design process in three dimensions. In a series of four semesters students explore design of product, component, seating, and cabinetry...


White River Park: Indianapolis, Indiana Jan 1984

White River Park: Indianapolis, Indiana

Oz

White River Park originated as a reclamation project for Indianapolis and the state of Indiana. While it is intended to bring recognition, revenue, and rejuvenation to downtown Indianapolis, it will also be a park having enough places within it to attract many different kinds of people, at many different times...


Modernization And The Fireplace In Eressos, A Greek Rural Town, Eleftherios Pavlides Jan 1983

Modernization And The Fireplace In Eressos, A Greek Rural Town, Eleftherios Pavlides

Oz

In function and in symbol, common houses have traditionally provided a satisfying abode. However, with changing cultural values, owners become dissatisfied with the image of their homes and can go to extraordinary efforts to modernize them...


Brush Creek: A Design Proposal. Kansas City, Missouri, Frank Horton Jan 1983

Brush Creek: A Design Proposal. Kansas City, Missouri, Frank Horton

Oz

This interim study of Brush Creek includes recommendations for site and circulation development, as well as erosion and water quality control systems…


Mergenthaler Linotype Building: Chicago, Illinois Jan 1982

Mergenthaler Linotype Building: Chicago, Illinois

Oz

The Mergenthaler Linotype Building, located between an expanding downtown core and the new intown "Dearborn Park" housing project, is part of a series of renovations occurring in the southern fringe of downtown Chicago. Known as Printers Row…


A Boat Yard, Steve Johnson Jan 1981

A Boat Yard, Steve Johnson

Oz

The project called for the design of a new boat yard to replace one which had been destroyed by fire. The new yard was to be placed on a site composed 80% of water located on Lake Union…


A Museum Addition For A University: An Entry In The James Harrison Steedman Competition, Thomas Lance Braht Jan 1981

A Museum Addition For A University: An Entry In The James Harrison Steedman Competition, Thomas Lance Braht

Oz

Design Situation. During the 1880's in a midwestern city a small church was built at the edge of a college campus. This church was faithfully built in the French Romanesque manner by knowledgeable and well-traveled architects…


Design Weekend; Open House 1980, Various Authors Jan 1980

Design Weekend; Open House 1980, Various Authors

Oz

A health spa on Isola Bella, Lake Maggiore, Italy. Design Weekend was conceived as an opportunity for professional designers and students to work together in an intense, three day charette situation… [Introduction by Professor David Howard Bell.]


Table Of Contents Jan 1979

Table Of Contents

Oz

Contents of Volume 1, Oz


Prologue, David Howard Bell Jan 1979

Prologue, David Howard Bell

Oz

Editorial board and Prologue, an introduction to volume 1