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Morton, David – Progressive Architecture, 1975
Although the seven buildings of Harvard's Canaday Hall dormitories are neither programmatically, technically, nor functionally innovative, they are a thoughtful solution to extremely restrictive circumstances imposed by the client and the site. The exterior design was carefully selected to blend inconspicuously with the neighboring 18th- and…
Descriptors: Architecture, Building Design, College Housing, Design Preferences
Huxtable, Ada Louise – Progressive Architecture, 1975
Although the new Lehman Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art was a controversial project based on a questionable premise, the finished building is an architectural tour de force. Despite restrictions imposed by the Landmarks Commission and the donor, the architects responded with consummate ingenuity, artistry, and skill. (JG)
Descriptors: Architecture, Arts Centers, Building Design, Facility Expansion
Stephens, Suzanne – Progressive Architecture, 1978
A projected learning center in an urban area will be a transitional home, part of an evolving effort to "de-institutionalize" the living environment of the blind and train them to become self-sufficient enough to lead normal lives. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Barriers, Blindness, Building Design, Disabilities
Progressive Architecture, 1978
Underground construction at Columbia University merges two libraries--the Avery architectural library and the fine arts collection--and adds an auditorium, plus exhibition and reception space. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Building Design, College Libraries, Facility Expansion
McCoy, Esther – Progressive Architecture, 1974
A part of San Bernardino's larger redevelopment plan, the new City Hall has helped revitalize the downtown core. The solar bronze glass-surfaced structure, called a 6-story street, is the shape of the street which was closed to form the site. (Author/MF)
Descriptors: Building Design, City Government, Facilities, Glass Walls
Montgomery, Roger – Progressive Architecture, 1973
Foothill College owes its tremendous popularity to the fact that it neither fits into the tradition of the modern movement of architectural art, with its in-group language of heroic forms constructed in brute concrete, nor the more esoteric world that sees high art in commercial strip development and A & P parking lots. (Author)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Building Design, College Buildings, College Environment
Progressive Architecture, 1972
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Building Innovation, College Housing, Construction Costs
Progressive Architecture, 1971
Domes and bubbles are being utilized to create innovative environments for learning. (Author)
Descriptors: Air Structures, Architectural Character, Building Design, Educational Facilities
Rush, Richard – Progressive Architecture, 1980
The turn to energy-conscious design is inevitable. How we use energy affects the environment and eventually the world. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Building Design, Efficiency, Energy Conservation
Progressive Architecture, 1975
Renovations provide a new media center, some flexible space, and a new spirit. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Building Design, Classrooms, Educational Facilities Improvement, Flexible Facilities
Progressive Architecture, 1978
A new library constructed of industrial materials provides light and a comfortable interior. (MLF)
Descriptors: Acoustical Environment, Architectural Character, Building Design, Lighting Design
Progressive Architecture, 1978
A therapeutic recreation center for the retarded and handicapped is proving that barrier-free design has come of age. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Barriers, Building Design, Design Requirements, Disabilities
Progressive Architecture, 1978
The design of the Sherman Fairchild Center for the Life Sciences at Columbia University emphasizes the lightness necessitated by the building's placement on an existing five-story podium structure. (Author/MLF)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Biological Sciences, Building Design, Higher Education
Progressive Architecture, 1973
Handball and tennis courts are covered with a large slatted roof with slats open to the north to provide protection from the winter rain and summer sun as well as allow adequate ventilation and good illumination from the diffused north light. (Author/MF)
Descriptors: Building Design, Climate, College Buildings, Construction Materials
Progressive Architecture, 1972
A structural analysis of the latest developments in air structures, from new fabrics to new uses. (Author)
Descriptors: Air Structures, Building Design, Construction Costs, Controlled Environment
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