Architecture Commons^™

Aspects Of Order And Chaos For The Cityscape, Nickolaos A. Rombos

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Rombos explores the qualities of experience, specifically within urban contexts, aiming to define those factors which affect through visual perception and human behavior. within his inquiry of the type of experience.

An Experience With Space, J. Francois Gabriel

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Gabriel begins his essay on a philosophical note, describing the poetics of life that are evident in architecture and are a necessity for survival. The rest of the essay describes the design process through the lens of an introductory architectural design class.

The Development Of Structural Form In Franconian Rococo, Michael Warmington Earls

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Earl discusses the development and use of structural forms at the time of the late Baroque and early Rococo, referencing many German examples of architecture.

The Design Problem, Paul Malo

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Malo presents an overview of the design process beginning with the role of education and concluding with the reality of the profession, including observations on techniques, personality, and many other factors.

Urbanism - Toward A More Humanized Environment, Norman Pressman

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Pressman discusses the nature of urban environments and the implications for Human interaction and occupation within them.

Historicism And Morphology Of City Form, Kermit J. Lee Jr

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Kermit Lee presents ideas about Urban design, relating the historic practice to contemporary times.

Mutual Aid Housing For San Juan, Philip Lawrence Manson Goldberg

Architecture Master Theses

A policy program for mutual aid construction is presented. In this approach, rural families organize teams to build their dwellings and buy construction materials through new savings organizations. The chief prerequisite for mutual aid in a specific situation is that the ratio of material to labor costs be high.

Pride in home ownership, training in construction skills, and natural evolved neighborhoods prove the thesis that mutual aid is the most promising solution for housing the poor in developing societies. Financial burden on the public is minimized, and the government can control municipal expansion by retaining land ownership.

In high density …

Concept 3, Syracuse School Of Architecture, John G. Colby, Richard Crandall, Clark Shaughnessy, Margaret Heinsohn, Jean Cote, Frank Routman, Harold Hoaglin, Robert Snow

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Concept III, the publication of Syracuse University School of Architecture of 1964, is devoted to the subject which occupies most of the time and hopefully much of the thought of its students: architectural education.

Concept 11, Syracuse School Of Architecture, William Houghton, John Patterson

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Concept 11 by Syracuse University's School of Architecture, published in 1963.

Module '59, Syracuse School Of Architecture

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Syracuse School of Architecture's yearbook of 1959.

Module '55, Syracuse School Of Architecture

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

Syracuse School of Architecture's yearbook of 1955, titled Module.

Module '52, Syracuse School Of Architecture

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

School of Architecture yearbook of 1952 at Syracuse University.

Architect Training At Syracuse, Dwight James Baum

School of Architecture - All Scholarship

This article quickly and thoroughly reviews the education process of the School of Architecture as it was in the early and mid 20th century.

Imagination: Reinterpreting The Sublime And Its Applications Towards Architecture, Daniel J. Blelenin Jr.

Architecture Thesis Prep

"The main objective of this body of work is to explore the sublime as a contemporary concept and its role for the development of an architecture of memory. This work will attempt to define a conceptual and design framework as well as research and design methodologies of which a construction of the sublime can desirably operate."