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Full-Text Articles in Architecture
Baseball Stadium In Baltimore, Maryland, Jon Eric Moss
Baseball Stadium In Baltimore, Maryland, Jon Eric Moss
Architecture Master Theses
Britton award winner, thesis board.
Baseball stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.
Thesis Board By Jon Eric Moss, Jon Eric Moss
Thesis Board By Jon Eric Moss, Jon Eric Moss
Architecture Master Theses
Thesis Board, Britton Award Winner.
Photographs of Site Model and Model.
Baseball Stadium In Baltimore, Maryland, Jon Eric Moss
Baseball Stadium In Baltimore, Maryland, Jon Eric Moss
Architecture Senior Theses
Baseball Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.
Britton award winner, thesis board.
Llewellyn Park, Suburban Idyll, Susan Henderson
Llewellyn Park, Suburban Idyll, Susan Henderson
School of Architecture - All Scholarship
Llewellyn Park, created by a group of progressive entrepreneurs and garden enthusiasts in 1850, was the first romantically planned suburb in the USA. Susan Henderson's article provides a comprehensive study of the history and planning of Llewellyn Park in West Orange, New Jersey.
Urban Stadium, Eric Moss
Urban Stadium, Eric Moss
Architecture Senior Theses
Certain major urban elements have been pished into suburban environments to the detriment of cities. The thesis proposed that through investigating the implications of reinserting such a building into the urban condition, it can be demonstrated that both the city and the facility will benefit. The vehicle is the design of a public building which must mediate between its needs and its urban conditions. The project therefore should have a program which has specific requirements and the site should have a strong urban dynamic.
59th Street Bridge Museum And Market, Marciano Martin
59th Street Bridge Museum And Market, Marciano Martin
School of Architecture - All Scholarship
This thesis is to serve as an investigation and response into the architectural issue of scale juxtaposition. In this case the condition which occurs is the result of a modern feat of engineering at one scale, disrupting and imposing itself onto an urban and historical context which is at a more intimate scale. Consequently, there is a loss of identity or spatial relationships in the urban context, which may have existed prior to this modern intervention. It is my goal to take advantage and develop a response to these disparate scales and their images. It is also the opportunity for …
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Fall 1986, Syracuse Architecture
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Fall 1986, Syracuse Architecture
School of Architecture Lectures Series
Poster for Lecture.
"They Cannot Choose But Look", John Philip Jones
"They Cannot Choose But Look", John Philip Jones
Syracuse Scholar (1979-1991)
A highly personal exploration of the aesthetics of twelve Gothic churches encountered on a visit to France.
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Spring 1986, Syracuse Architecture
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Spring 1986, Syracuse Architecture
School of Architecture Lectures Series
Poster for Lecture.
Rejuvenation For Manhattan's West Side, Richard J. Kahn
Rejuvenation For Manhattan's West Side, Richard J. Kahn
Architecture Senior Theses
It is the intent of this proposal to redevelop a specific waterfront site, rejuvenating the area into one that people will want to be a part of, rather than shy away from. It will be through thorough exploration and experimentation of this special site condition (pier) that this will be achieved. It is intended that this proposal will develop a catalyst that willl generate further development along the zone of the water's edge. This catalyst will attempt to break away from the form and function of the existing pier buildings, which will make the further development of these sites a …
East Village Housing New York City, Alice J. Raucher
East Village Housing New York City, Alice J. Raucher
Architecture Senior Theses
The intent of this thesis is to develop low-rise, high density urban housing which will provide its occupants with the basic amenities of light, air, and green space, while reconstructing and extending the fabric of New York City into an area of the East Village.
There exists in the East Village, as in other areas of Manhattan, an uneasy relationship between the low-scale rowhouses and tenements [...] and the monolithic architecture of the superblock housing developments of the 1950s. These rowhouses and tenements [...] provided few amenities for its inhabitants.
The proposed development would investigate new housing prototypes for a …
East Village Housing: New York City, Alice J. Raucher
East Village Housing: New York City, Alice J. Raucher
Architecture Thesis Prep
"The intent of this thesis is to develop low-rise, high density urban housing which will provide its occupants wth the basic amenities of light, air, and green space, while reconstructing and extending the fabric of New York City into an area of the East Village."
Thesis Preparatory Booklet -, James L. Zak
Thesis Preparatory Booklet -, James L. Zak
Architecture Thesis Prep
Columbus Circle is the term used towards the description of the given condition ("space" or even "place" yields quite inappropriate connotations) integrated into the mid-town zone of Manhattan. The potential of the "underlying grounds" of this condition is unlimited beyond that of any other on the island.
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Fall 1985, Syracuse Architecture
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Fall 1985, Syracuse Architecture
School of Architecture Lectures Series
Poster for Lecture.
Cultural Center, Angeline Ho
Cultural Center, Angeline Ho
Architecture Master Theses
Cultural Center in Hong Kong.
Britton Award Winner, Thesis Board.
Recreational Center In Boston, Amy Coburn
Recreational Center In Boston, Amy Coburn
Architecture Senior Theses
Recreational Center in Boston.
Thesis Board, Britton Award Winner.
Hotel/Convention Complex In Nyc, James Zak
Hotel/Convention Complex In Nyc, James Zak
Architecture Senior Theses
Britton award winner, thesis board.
A hotel/convention complex in new york city.
Hotel In Nyc By Christopher Ruck, Christopher Ruck
Hotel In Nyc By Christopher Ruck, Christopher Ruck
Architecture Senior Theses
A hotel located in New York City.
Thesis Board, Britton Award Winner.
Second Year Design, Spring 1985, Syracuse University School Of Architecture Facade Analysis, Thomas Davis, D. Frederick, L. Temple, W. Van Campen
Second Year Design, Spring 1985, Syracuse University School Of Architecture Facade Analysis, Thomas Davis, D. Frederick, L. Temple, W. Van Campen
School of Architecture - All Scholarship
No abstract provided.
A Retrospective Study Of Renaissance Florence, Kathryn Blakeslee
A Retrospective Study Of Renaissance Florence, Kathryn Blakeslee
Architecture Senior Theses
"The architecture of the Florentine Renaissance was a means of establishing a visual, physical identity that represented the new values of a new society. The integration of Medieval and ancient Roman ideals resulted in the making of Renaissance space. In essence, the city of Renaissance Florence can be seen as a synthesis of order and disorder. The "new" insertions of Renaissance order accommodate what was an existing condition of Medieval disorder while simultaneously creating a new coherent architectural identity. The result of this synthesis was much more than a "revival" of ancient architectural sensitivities, rather, it was the development of …
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Fall 1984, Syracuse Architecture
Syracuse University School Of Architecture Lecture Poster - Fall 1984, Syracuse Architecture
School of Architecture Lectures Series
Poster for Lecture.
Thesis Board By John Berger, John Berger
Thesis Board By John Berger, John Berger
Architecture Senior Theses
Britton Award Winner, Thesis Board.
The "Modern" Skyscraper, 1931, Carol Willis
The "Modern" Skyscraper, 1931, Carol Willis
The Courier
This article details the history of The Philadelphia Saving Fund Society (PSFS) building, constructed through the partnership of William Lescaze and George Howe in 1932. The author argues the building to this day remains "modern", displaying complexity and a varitey of color and materials. The building is also, the author says, the first skyscraper designed in the International Style. The author also examines the PSFS in the context of other tall buildings of the period, usually described as belonging to the Art Deco style.
William Lescaze And The Machine Age, Arthur J. Pulos
William Lescaze And The Machine Age, Arthur J. Pulos
The Courier
In this article, the author talks about the history of modern architecture, and in particular William Lescaze's contributions. He gives the reader background about the Machine Age in America, and how Lescaze evolved in his art, eventually dedicating his life to Formalism and the International Style.
The William Lescaze Symposium Panel Discussion, Dennis P. Doordan
The William Lescaze Symposium Panel Discussion, Dennis P. Doordan
The Courier
This article is an adapted form of a panel discussion that took place discussing the architect William Lescaze. Overall, the panel seemed divided between those who judged Lescaze's achievements acoording to the established tenets of orthodox modernism and those who sought a new critical framework for evaluating Lescaze's contribution to the rise of modern design in American based upon typological, professional, and commercial criteria.
European Modernism In An American Commercial Context, Robert Bruce Dean
European Modernism In An American Commercial Context, Robert Bruce Dean
The Courier
This article seeks to explain why architect Willaim Lescaze's career proceeded the way it did. The author also makes observations about Lescaze's life in America during a secular, materialist age.
William Lescaze And Cbs: A Case Study In Corporate Modernism, Dennis P. Doordan
William Lescaze And Cbs: A Case Study In Corporate Modernism, Dennis P. Doordan
The Courier
During the period 1934 to 1949, the Columbia Broadcasting System provided William Lescaze with a series of commissions that, considered together, constitute one of the largest, most varied, and most important bodies of work in his entire career.
Lescaze was responsible for the design of a major new broadcasting facility, the interior design of studio and office spaces, the design of a variety of studio furnishings such as microphones and clocks, the design of a mobile broadcasting vehicle, and the graphic design for CBS facilities across the country. A careful review of the material indicates that Lescaze made a major …
A Brief Survey Of Architectural Holdings At The Syracuse University Libraries, Werner Seligmann
A Brief Survey Of Architectural Holdings At The Syracuse University Libraries, Werner Seligmann
The Courier
This article gives a brief look at the various holdings regarding modern architecture located at Syracuse University. Among special note are the Lescaze papers, which the rest of this Courier issue examines in detail.
William Lescaze Reconsidered, William H. Jordy
William Lescaze Reconsidered, William H. Jordy
The Courier
This article gives a critical look to William Lescaze's architectural career. While he had early success, his later career seems to pale in comparison. Regardless, the author praises Lescaze for remaining eclectic and not adhering too strongly to the orthodoxy of modernism.
Foreward ; William Lescaze And The Rise Of Modern Design In America, Chester Soling, Dennis P. Doordan
Foreward ; William Lescaze And The Rise Of Modern Design In America, Chester Soling, Dennis P. Doordan
The Courier
Foreword: On behalf of the Syracuse University Library Associates, I should like to say what a very great pleasure it is to welcome the Courier back into print. It began publication in 1958 and appeared regularly until two and a half years ago. Henceforward, it will come out twice annually, in the spring and in the fall. This issue, which comes to you in a new cover design and format, is unusual also in that it deals almost wholly with the career and influence of a single person, namely the architect William Lescaze (1896-1969), a major part of whose papers …