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/Home/Arts/Architecture/Architects  Botulism Reagents3 20th Century Architecture Votes:0 Table of Contents | Quick Index: | Prehistoric | Roman | Romanesque | Gothic | 15th century | 16th century | 17th century | 18th century | 19th century | 20th century | American Architecture | Architecture links | Fine Arts department home page 20th Century Architecture Frank Lloyd Wright LeCorbusier -- Villa Savoye, 1929 LeCorbusier -- Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp 1950-54 Rietveld - the SchrÖder-SchrÄder House, 1925 Sir Edward Lutyens: Monument to the Missing of the Somme, 1932 I.M. Pei Pompidou Center, Paris, 1971-77. Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, Ove Arup, architects. Other Art and Architecture Web Links Digital Archive of American Architecture Boston College Fine Arts Department Home Page Boston College Jeffery Howe, 1997 Read More Go to Site :: The Glasgow School of Art :: - PAGE DOESN'T EXIST Votes:0 HTML VERSION Read More Go to Site Alvar Aalto Votes:0 Home | More about Alvar Aalto | Gallery of his furniture | Link to Alvar Aalto Foundation | Artek | info-finlande.fr Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto (1898-1976) Born in Kuortane, Finland, Alvar Aalto studied architecture at the Technical University of Helsinki from 1916 to 1921. Initially worked as an exhibition designer and later turned to architecture and furniture design in 1923 and 1925 respectively. Artek was etablished in 1935 to market furniture, lamps and fabrics designed by Alvar Aalto. Read More Go to Site American Masters: Buckminster Fuller: Thinking Out Loud Votes:0 A home video cassette of "Buckminster Fuller: Thinking Out Loud" is available for $39.95 plus shipping. To order, call 1-800-336-1917. Or write to P.O. Box 2284, S. Burlington, VT 05407 "Whenever I draw a circle, I immediately want to step out of it." So said R. Buckminster Fuller, who, for the better part of the 20th century, went where no man had gone before as the maverick captain of the planet he called "Spaceship Earth." An architect, designer, engineer, poet, philosopher, author and global iconoclast, Fuller was a true visionary, a Renaissance man best remembered as creator of the geodesic dome. As part of its 10th anniversary celebration, AMERICAN MASTERS profiles "Bucky" Fuller, the man who has been called a 20th century Da Vinci, a modern Ben Franklin Read More Go to Site Andrea Palladio Votes:0 Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) S on of the miller Pietro della Gondola and of Marta named "la zota", Andrea was born in Padova in 1508. In the "Saint's city" he completes his first experiences as chiseler in the shop of Bartholomeo Cavazza from Sossano, which seems to set him particularly hard conditions. In 1524, in fact, after a first failed attempt, he arrives in Vicenza: here he enters the shop of Pedemuro San Biagio, holding by Giovanni of Giacomo from Porlezza and Girolamo Pittoni from Lumignano, in those ye ars very famous sculptors in Vicenza. Among 1535 and 1538 there is the opportunity that will change radically his life: while he works in the building site of the suburban villa Cricoli he knows Giangiorgio Trissino , poet and humanist, that will assume him under his patronage. It w Read More Go to Site Architects USA - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Architectural Firms Votes:0 Harrisburg Region Alphabetical Listings A - F G - L M - V W - Z A E Solutions 1240 N Mountain Rd Harrisburg, PA 17112 (717)541-0422 AJS Architects 32 N Queen St York, PA 17403 (717)845-2104 Architecture-Seiple Ltd 159 S 2nd St Sunbury, PA 17801 (717)286-4547 BASCO Associates 445 W Philadelphia St York, PA 17404 (717)852-1400 Bink Partnership 133 South 32nd Street Csmp Hill, PA 17011 (717)737-0402 By Design Consultants Inc 5405 Jonestown Rd Harrisburg, PA 17112 (717)540-1250 Cameron Duryea 1327 N Front St Harrisburg, PA 17102 (717)232-2347 Centura Associates Inc 1946 Philadelphia Ave Chambersburg, PA 17201 (717)264-6107 Cohen Associates 927 N 2nd St Harrisburg, PA 17102 (717)233-3236 Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates 20 North Market Square Suite 800 Harrisburgh, PA 17101 (717)233-0127 Crum J Read More Go to Site Architectural Archives of the University of Pennsylvania Votes:0 click here if you are not automatically redirected to the new collections page Read More Go to Site Architronic v2n2.07 Votes:0 AN ARCHITECTURE OF IDENTITY Angela Mazzi (1) Alvar Aalto believed that the work of an architect involved something more intrinsic than the contriving of a stylistic motif. He advocated an architectural approach that resulted in buildings determined only by the divers needs of the people using them and the conditions dictated by the site and available materials. The Turun Sanomat building provides outstanding evidence of Alvar Aalto's attitudes about architecture. Totality without a conflict is used as a theme to infer political and social unity, and embody the spirit of Finland into a nationalistic statement. Aalto draws clear analogies between the building and its users by combining disparate architectural elements into a whole without sacrificing their individual identity. In its conscio Read More Go to Site Archpedia - Architecture Encyclopedia Votes:0 We are currently renovating the archpedia website - during this time our site will be inaccessibly. www.ask.com www.dogpile.com Read More Go to Site Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin 1812-1852 Votes:0 Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin 1812-1852 Architect and Designer Great Britain's foremost architect and designer of the nineteenth century, a man with extraordinary talent, verve and perspicacity. A man who believed in himself, and harboured a passion for Gothic and the Roman Catholic Church. His Life Time Line The Man Close Family Family History Home Life Political Era His Team His Sons Contempories Pre Pugin Post Pugin Ramsgate Domestic houses His Work in Kent The Grange St. Augustine's St. Augustine's Abbey His Work in Staffordshire Alton Towers Alton Castle St.John's St.Giles' Cheadle Cotton His Work in Leicestershire Grace Dieu Manor St. Marie's Church Mount St. Bernard St. Mary's Wymeswold His Work in Warwickshire Bilton Grange His Work in London St. George's Cathedral St. Thomas's St Read More Go to Site Bristol Society of Architects........BSA Votes:0 NOTICE We are currently in the process of updating the website and hope to have it online again in the near future. If you have any queries relating to bsa or branch activities or comments on the websute, please email us at: bsarchitecture@googlemail.com MEANWHILE, to KEEP UP TO date with news and activities, check out the latest edition of the branch newsletter. if you do not receive this YOU CAN EDIt your ribA subscription details online at architecture.com BSArchitecture@googlemail.com Read More Go to Site British Art : 1900-1950 Votes:0 Home Email Search Author Site Map Index Page Art Institutions Allied Artists' Association Royal College of Art Artists' Rifles Royal Society of Arts New English Art Club Slade School of Art Royal Academy Tate Gallery Artists 1600-1750 Mary Beale John Hoskins Samuel Cooper Peter Lely William Dobson Anthony Van Dyck Artists 1750-1900 Rudolf Ackermann David Octavius Hill William Blake William Hogarth John Cooke Bourne Frank Holl Ford Madox Brown Thomas Lawrence Thomas Bury William Pyne J. W. Carmichael Allan Ramsay Walter Crane Joshua Reynolds Gustave Dore Thomas Rowlandson Augustus Leopold Egg John Singer Sargent Thomas Faed George Scharf Luke Fildes Abraham Solomon William Powell Frith Elizabeth Thompson Thomas Gainsborough J. M. W. Turner Atkinson Grimshaw Frederick Walker Hubert von Herko Read More Go to Site Charles A. Haertling - Architect A.I.A. Votes:0 Charles A. Haertling - Architect A.I.A. Welcome to the Charles A. Haertling Architecture Page. This page is dedicated to the documentation and preservation of his work. This page background is an image of ribbed hand-fractured concrete, a material CAH used in his designs. Enjoy the Image Map design tour . Biography Degree Teaching Exhibits Awards Publications Community Service Designs or Image Map of Designs Image Map of House Locations Miscellaneous Documentation Haertling Foundation Page Authors &copy 1995,1996,1997,1998,1999 Atomix Inc. All Rights Reserved. This page was last revised on Sep 9, 1999. atomix.com is a registered tradmark of the Atomix Corp. Read More Go to Site Christopher Alexander Votes:0 SOME NOTES ON CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER . By Dr. Nikos A. Salingaros. BIOGRAPHY PUBLICATIONS BUILDINGS INFLUENCE ON COMPUTER SCIENCE INFLUENCE ON INFORMATION STRUCTURES AND ORGANIZATIONS INFLUENCE ON ORIENTAL CARPET STUDIES PHILOSOPHICAL CONTRIBUTIONS THE NATURE OF ORDER CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER'S IDEAS ON OFFICE FURNITURE AND INTERIORS [I have tried here to put together a summary of Christopher Alexander's wide-ranging contributions, utilizing what is already posted on the Web. In-text links are usually to external pages by other authors, which can be looked up on a second reading. Additional pages, listed at the end, explore some topics in greater detail.] BIOGRAPHY Christopher Alexander was born in Vienna, Austria, and raised in Oxford and Chichester, England. He graduated from Cambrid Read More Go to Site Contemporary and Historical Irish Architecture and Architects - Archeire - Irish Architecture Online Votes:0 Architecture of Ireland Archiseek / Ireland / Introduction Heneghan Peng Architects to design Olympic Park Footbridge for 2012 Heneghan Peng Architects, with Adams Kara Taylor Engineers, have won the competition to design one of the key footbridges in the centre of the Olympic Park. The design competition, launched in May, was for multi-disciplined teams to design the footbridge located on the central pedestrian concourse in the Olympic Park. The footbridge spans 26m over the River Lea at a focal point between the Olympic Stadium, Aquatics Centre and Basketball Arena. More Architecture Headlines November 22 Carr Cotter & Naessens win D?n Laoghaire library competition November 22 Two appeals to plan for former Viking centre in Temple Bar November 22 Arup engineers a sustainable agenda in it Read More Go to Site D & D Building, New York - Design and Decoration Building Votes:0 Photographed by Wayne Source DECORATION & DESIGN BUILDING 979 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 Read More Go to Site E. G. Asplund architect Votes:0 Erik Gunnar Asplund architect (1885 - 1940) Read More Go to Site Editorial Blau Monograph Collection - High Quality Books on Architecture Votes:0 Catalogue | Order | Feedback | Home | Siza | Moura | Tavora | Links Only a screen resolution of 800x600 and a colour palette of 32K+ will show this page as intended. Editorial Blau, a Lisbon-based publisher specialising in high-quality, bilingual books on architecture, is proud to announce the launch of the official 1998 Lisbon World Exposition publication "EXPO '98 Architecture" , a stunning 216 page monograph in full colour covering every thematic pavilion and architectural novelty at the last World's Fair of the millenium. The book includes drawings, plans, sections, elevations, photographs and texts in both English and Portuguese written exclusively for Blau by prominent architects and architectural critics, extracts from which we will soon be including here. To celebrate thi Read More Go to Site Eileen Gray Home Page Votes:0 E ILEEN GRAY Designer and Architect (1878-1976) P aris, in the earlypart of the 20th Century, provided a fertile ground for artists of all mediaand genres in visual arts as well as literary and scientific fields. Thenames of Joyce and Beckett, Picasso and Dali, Corbusier and Debussy ringwith an air of familiarity. Yet laying at rest in a quiet corner of thefamous Pere Lachaise cemetry among such notables as Oscar Wilde and JamesMorrisson you will find the name of Eileen Gray; a woman who by virtue ofher gender, personality, or social constraints of her times, has never receivedthe acknowledgement and credit she deserves. As one of the finest lacquerartists, inventive designers and competent architects of her day, the storyof her life illuminates and personalizes the world of art Read More Go to Site F R I E N D S O F S C H I N K E L Votes:0 F R I E N D S O F S C H I N K E L FRIENDS OF SCHINKEL United Nations Habitat Please note that the Friends of Schinkel is actively engaged in organizing events and publications. Our website, though still accessible, is temporarily inactive. Updates will be made, as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience. Last update: 3. April, 2007 Read More Go to Site FBE - Faculty of the Built Environment, UNSW, Sydney Australia Votes:0 UNSW, Faculty of the Built Environment Glenn Murcutt special studio: Mutawintji National Park FBE Dean Prof Peter Murphy FBE News & Events New Architectural Computing Degree The introduction of the Bachelor of Architectural Computing to replace the existing BSc(Arch) is more than a change in name. It is a realignment of the program content to better match industry requirements and graduate capabilities. -- BArchComp program details -- Planning lecturers and students receive prestigious awards FBE Planning staff, students and graduates distinguished themselves at the 2007 Planning Institute of Australia NSW Awards for Excellence. FBE graduate James Li was awarded Young Planner of the Year; A./Prof. Susan Thompson received the Planning Scholarship, Research or Teaching Award and Prof. Robert Read More Go to Site Gordon W. Lloyd: Architect of Lost Detroit Votes:0 Gordon W. Lloyd (1832-1905) was an English/Canadian architect who worked in the latter half of the 19th century. Lloyd's office was in Detroit, Michigan , and he made his home in Windsor, Ontario, Canada (across the Detroit River from Detroit). Lloyd was a leading architect of Episcopal churches and cathedrals in the Midwest during the period, especially in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. His work is in locations as diverse as Erie, Pennsylvania and Ogden, Utah. In addition to Midwestern church buildings, he also designed a large insane asylum building. . In addition to the churches in Detroit and other Michigan cities (and other states), Lloyd designed a large number of residences in and around the city of Detroit in the period before the turn of the century. He also designed several lar Read More Go to Site I.M. Pei Votes:0 Boston College. Color slides copyright Prof. Jeffery Howe. Table of Contents | Quick Index: | 17th century | 18th century | 19th century | 20th century | Architecture links | Fine Arts department home page I.M. Pei Ieoh Ming Pei (born 1917). Born in China, trained at MIT and Harvard. In 1955, he formed I.M. Pei and Partners His firm has been prolific since its inception. (WJC) Pei & Henry Cobb: Hancock Tower, Boston, 1968-75 Pei & Henry Cobb: Hancock Tower, Boston, 1968-75 Pei & Henry Cobb: Hancock Tower, Boston, 1968-75 Pei & Henry Cobb: Hancock Tower, Boston, 1968-75 Pei & Henry Cobb: Hancock Tower, Boston, 1968-75 Pei & Henry Cobb: Hancock Tower, Boston, 1968-75 Pei & Henry Cobb: Hancock Tower, Boston, 1968-75 Christian Science Center, Boston National Gallery, Washington, DC, 1968-78 Na Read More Go to Site I.M. Pei baut in Berlin! Votes:0 I.M. Pei baut in Berlin! Pressekonferenz in der DHM-Photogalerie Ieoh Ming Pei Florian Mausbach (PrÄsident der Bundesbaudirektion) Prof. Christoph StÖlzl Klaus TÖpfer (Bundesbauminister) Ieoh Ming Pei Dr. Oscar Schneider (Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender der DHM-GmbH, Minister a.D.) Prof. Christoph StÖlzl JÜrgen Kleemann (Senator fÜr Bauen, Wohnen und Verkehr) Eberhard Diepgen (Regierender BÜrgermeister von Berlin) Florian Mausbach (PrÄsident der Bundesbaudirektion) Peter Strieder (Senator fÜr Stadtentwicklung, Umweltschutz und Technologie) Ieoh Ming Pei Dr. Oscar Schneider (Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender der DHM-GmbH, Minister a.D.) Prof. Christoph StÖlzl HomePage I.M. Pei Biographie Mail Impressum Guestbook Read More Go to Site informu.com, Inc. Votes:0 DY Realty Services, LLC Historic Northampton Opa Opa Steakhouse & Brewery Michele Yuras Informu.com, Inc. has been designing websites, developing web-based solutions, e-business strategies and implementing systems since 1996. Our main office is located in Western Massachusetts in the Northampton, MA area. We also have satellite offices in Manhattan, Long Island City, NY, Toronto Canada, and Church Falls, VA. Our web-based solutions provide our customers with integrated single point of access systems. We are experts in: Content Management CM, Customer Relationship Management CRM, Knowledge Management KM, Communication Management, Project Management, Meta Data Management, Process Automation, System Integration and Workflow Management. We have configured, customized and implemented best of br Read More Go to Site Joze Plecnik Votes:0 Ljubljana: front | fun | sightseeing | practical | CASI Joze Plecnik In the eighties the work of the architect Joze Plecnik (Jo"ze Ple"cnik, see character set ) (a disciple of Otto Wagner) became a true discovery for Europe and the world. Besides the extraordinary high quality of his work Plecnik has also been attributed abroad with a high degree of originality and innovation in the use of historical, regional and even local features, rounding each in new authentic collection containing a multitude of items, from fine details, monuments and architectural motifs to large urban features. Few cities have had the personal seal of a single artist so strongly impressed as Ljubljana , the birthplace of the architect Joze Plecnik (1872-1957). Over three and half decades, he transformed the former Read More Go to Site Juha Leivisk? — Virtual Finland Votes:0 Search: NewsRoom Facts & Figures Politics & Society History The Economy Foreign Policy Media Education & Research People Arts & Entertainment Nature & the Environment Events/What's on Travel NewsRoom --> Newsletter Contact us FAQ About Virtual Finland Site map Picture Book A magnificent collection of images from many fine photographers. Urban and country scenes, some on aerial video. Main page : People: Famous Finns : Juha Leivisk? Juha Leivisk? Marja-Riitta Norri Architect born 17.3.1936 Helsinki, Finland Carlsberg Architectural Prize 1995 own architectural office since 1967 has lectured in the Nordic countries plus Germany, France, Scotland, Italy, Japan, the USA and many other countries main works include the Myyrm?ki Church and Parish Centre and the German Embassy in Helsinki member of Read More Go to Site Lynn Harvey's William Jay: Biographical Sketch Votes:0 home | blok | chicago | egypt | ipomoea | morgenrot | scriabin Works Biographical Sketch Albion Chapel Academy of Fine Arts Branch Bank Archibald Bulloch Augusta Theatre City Hotel Columbia Place Courthouses & Jails Customs House Fireproof Building Independent Chapel Literary Saloon Marine Villa Mauritius Chapel Monroe Pavilion Paragon Buildings Patrick Duncan Pittville Parade Richard Richardson Robert Habersham Savannah Free School Savannah Theatre William Scarbrough William Mason Smith Alexander Telfair Watermoor House Joseph Turpin Weyman The House That Jay Built Related Sites 1827 Map of London Digital Library of Georgia Telfair Museum of Art Sir John Soane Musem Beehive Foundation Savannah Theatre Historic Charleston Ashley Hall Campus Middleton Place Shoreditch College Ships of the S Read More Go to Site Merchants' Bank Votes:0 Merchants' Bank by Louis Sullivan Located in Grinnell, Iowa Designed in 1914 by Louis Sullivan and originally known as the Merchants' Bank, it has long been called the "Jewel Box" of Sullivans small midwestern bank designs. It was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1976. It is owned Brenton National Bank Poweshiek County. About Louis Sullivan (1856-1924) One of America's most innovative Victorian architects, Louis Sullivan was born in Boston and practiced architecture in Chicago from 1875 to the early 1920's. His formal training took place in Boston at MIT and in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, and he worked briefly in the Philadelphia firm of Frank Furness and the Chicago firm of William Le Baron Jenney. In the late 1870's he joined the firm of Dankmar Adler which was refash Read More Go to Site MIT Museum Online Gallery: From Louis Sullivan to SOM Votes:0 | introduction | tall office buildings | world's columbian exposition | | after the exposition | domestic work | later chicago work | © 1996 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Read More Go to Site MIT Museum Online Gallery: From Louis Sullivan to SOM Votes:0 | introduction | tall office buildings | world's columbian exposition | | after the exposition | domestic work | later chicago work | © 1996 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Read More Go to Site Palladio's Italian Villas-Home Votes:0 PALLADIO'S ITALIAN VILLAS The Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio shaped the world that surrounds us today. Some of his most influential villas survive in the Veneto region around Venice, Italy. Introduction Analysis: Palladio's Secrets Census of the Villas Historical Timeline of Venice Five Major Villas Palladio's Life Bibliography Links Comments? ? 1997-2005 Boglewood Corporation Read More Go to Site philibert Votes:0 philibert Click on a image to bring up a larger version. Previous Page First Page Next Page Copyright © ArtServe 2002. Last modified: May 5, 2002 Read More Go to Site R. Buckminster Fuller on PBS Votes:0 The old world of architecture was simply self-expression. We have the task of making man a success. --R. Buckminster Fuller Reload for new quote. Thinking Out Loud &nbsp | &nbsp Guinea Pig B &nbsp | &nbsp Inventions Forum &nbsp | &nbsp New Work: Memoriam to Bucky Back to Master Control This TV program was funded by major grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts. Corporate support for "American Masters" provided by American Express. Click here to see copyright notices and other credits. We invite you to enter our essay contest to win a Hoberman sphere. We optimized this web piece for Netscape 2.0. We encourage you to download Netscape 2.0 for a "fuller" experience. You may also want to download a QuickTime movie viewer to view movie clips Read More Go to Site Ricardo Bofill - Taller de Aquitectura Votes:0 This site requires Flash Player 9, please click here to install it. Este sitio requiere Flash Player 9, haga click aqui para instalarlo 浏览该网页需要flash, 请点击此处安装。 Read More Go to Site Tadao Ando - Bio Votes:0 Tadao Ando Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate 1995 ..about Tadao Ando Contents: . ..about Tadao Ando, a brief biography Thoughts on Tadao Ando by Kenneth Frampton go to Ando Media Kit page go to Ceremony at Versailles to Award the Pritzker Prize ...about Tadao Ando Tadao Ando of Osaka, Japan is a man who is at the pinnacle of success in his own country. In the last few years, he has emerged as a cultural force in the world as well. In 1995, the Pritzker Architecture Prize was formally presented to him within the walls of the Grand Trianon Palace at Versailles, France. There is little doubt that anyone in the world of architecture will not be aware of his work. That work, primarily in reinforced concrete, defines spaces in unique new ways that allow constantly changing patterns of light a Read More Go to Site The R. Buckminster Fuller FAQ Votes:0 Next Previous Contents The R. Buckminster Fuller FAQ Christopher J. Fearnley, cjf@CJFearnley.com v.1.3.0, 10 May 1999 This is the Frequently Asked Questions and Answers (FAQ) Resource on R. Buckminster Fuller . It is based primarily on the history of the discussions, interests, and needs of the readers of the BITNET mailing list Geodesic and its USENET gateway bit.listserv.geodesic (I will use the word ``GEODESIC'' or sometimes simply ``the list'' to refer to these two gatewayed discussion areas). So some of the information could be in error (especially addresses and phone numbers). Please send all errors and suggestions to the FAQ maintainer, Chris Fearnley ( cjf@CJFearnley.com ). 1. Introduction 2. Synergetics 2.1 What is a tetrahedron (tetra), octahedron (octa), and an icosahedron (icos Read More Go to Site The R. Buckminster Fuller FAQ Votes:0 Next Previous Contents The R. Buckminster Fuller FAQ Christopher J. Fearnley, cjf@CJFearnley.com v.1.4.0, 6 November 2002 This is the Frequently Asked Questions and Answers (FAQ) Resource on R. Buckminster Fuller . It is based primarily on the history of the discussions, interests, and needs of the readers of the BITNET mailing list Geodesic and its USENET gateway bit.listserv.geodesic (I will use the word ``GEODESIC'' or sometimes simply ``the list'' to refer to these two gatewayed discussion areas). Some of the information could be in error (especially addresses and phone numbers). Please send all errors and suggestions to the FAQ maintainer, Chris Fearnley ( cjf@CJFearnley.com ). 1. Introduction 2. Synergetics 2.1 What is a tetrahedron (tetra), octahedron (octa), and an icosahedron (ico Read More Go to Site www.SOM.com | Splash Votes:0 Lotte Super Tower . Seoul, South Korea . 2011 ©2007 Terms of Use Read More Go to Site [ Bernard Tschumi Architects ] Votes:0 [ Bernard Tschumi Architects ] " Read More Go to Site

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