An investigation into the relationship between the architectural environment of a room and the patterns of seating preferences exhibited by library users revealed that readers locate themselves in order to avoid others and that the seat selected by the first person affected the choices of those who entered later. (8 references) (Author/SJ)

Solution to a special problem of space utilization in an urban area. (Author/RA)

The sports stadium is a civic monument; getting it built is more an exercise in politics and economics than it is in design. (Author)

Paper presented at the Second Congress of the International Organization of Sceneographers and Theatre Technicians in Prague, June 1971. (RY)

Business has many reasons for assisting the arts and numerous ways of doing so. (CK)

In describing the design and structural features of the Newman Club student center at Houston's Texas Southern University, emphasis is given to multi-use spaces for information, worship and relaxation for the students, plus living quarters for two priests. (FS)

First increment is a well-reasoned piece of urban design. (Author)

Three experienced institutional architects answer six key questions about their client relationships. (Author)

Discusses an architect's assessment of the needs for planning moveable facilities attuned to any curriculum in any coming year. (GR)

Realizing that instructional materials center development in older buildings almost always involves remodeling, the authors discuss principles of building redesign. Experiences in remodeling Madison, Wisconsin, elementary schools are included. (CC)

Describes the planning, including learning centers and a media library, for Bryant Woods Elementary School. Includes building data. (CC)