BUILDING PROCESS AREA OF EMPHASIS
ARCHITECTURE 160
THE NATURE OF ORDER
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AN INTRODUCTION TO
THE DESIGN AND BUILDING PROCESS
FALL 1999
INSTRUCTOR: HAJO NEIS
GSIs: Fernando Marti, Brandon Ankenbrandt
HALF SEMESTER
PROJECT: Form Language Analysis
Part 1A - due Aug. 31
• Choose
one architect or direction of architecture (such as vernacular, historical, or
contemporary building styles) that interest you from the list provided. You will analyze the work of this architect
or architecure in terms of its form language.
Part 1B - due September 14
• Analyze
the form language of the chosen architect or architecture in terms of walls,
columns and other wall-making elements in the design of a building. Think about how this particular architect or
architecture used walls and columns to give a building its particular
form. Your analysis should be from five
to ten pages, primarily visual in nature with some text. Photographs and architects' drawings
may be used, but you must provide your
own graphic analysis of form, structure, and assembly.
Part 1C - due September 21
• Completed
assignment will analyze the form language of the chosen architect or style in
each of the following three criteria as well as other special elements you
discover, approximately five pages for each of the three sections.
1. Walls and columns
2. Roof and slabs
3. Openings: windows and doors
LIST OF ARCHITECTS,
in progress
Names References and
Comments
Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie
Style, Robie House, Guggenheim, Falling Water
Irving Gill Early
20th Century San Diego - see Five California Architects
Imhotep Ancient
Egypt
Bernard Maybeck Berkeley
Cliff May San
Diego architect
Marcus Aggrippa Ancient
Rome
Michelangelo St.
Peters Basilica, Laurentian Library in Florence
Louis Sullivan early
Chicago skyscrapers
Aldo Rossi Rationalist
Architecture
Rudolf Steiner Anthroposophic architecture
Rudolf Schindler Los
Angeles modernist
Antoni Gaudi Sagrada
Familia, Barcelona
Le Corbusier Ville
Radieuse, Villa Savoy, Ronchampe
Louis Kahn Salk
Institute, Kimbell Art Museum
Leon Krier Contemporary
neotraditional theorist
Frank Gehry Los
Angeles & Santa Monica houses, Bilbao Guggenheim
Peter Eisenman Deconstuctivism,
Columbus Ohio Convention Center
Renaissance Florence Palazzo
Medici, Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio
Midwest US farmhouse 19th
Century balloon frame houses
Edward Lutyens 19th
Century - Indian parliament building
Mies Van der Rohe Barcelona
Pavilion, Berlin Museum
Bauhaus German
modernist movement
Beaux Arts French
school of classicism
Peter Behrens
Julia Morgan Hearst
Castle, Hearst women's gym at UC Berkeley
Daniel Burnham 1890
Chicago World's Fair
McKim, Mead, White 19th
Century East Coast
Martin Richardson 19th
Century Residences
Charles Garnier Paris
Opera
Mission Revival Early
20th Century California, I-House Berkeley
Shotgun house American
South
Bungalow British
Colonial houses in India
James Renwick Gothic
Revival
Thomas Jefferson University
of Virginia, Monticello
Templeton Johnson Mission
Revival, San Diego Presidio
Bernini St.
Peter's Square, the Vatican
Bramante Tempietto
in Rome
Bruneleschi Duomo
in Florence, Foundling Hospital
Craftsman houses California
Arts&Crafts
Bulfinch 19th
Century
Latrobe 19th
Century
Herman Hertzberger Dutch
structuralist, Diagoon Houses, Central Beheer Offices
Christofer Wren St.
Paul's in London
Borromini San
Carlo alle Quatro Fontane
Hertzog & Meuron
Whitewash villages Southern
Spain, Arcos de la Frontera
Andrea Palladio Villa
Venetian neighborhood Venice
buildings along canals
Swiss farmhouse vernacular
Taos Pueblo New
Mexico
Alhambra Moorish
palace and gardens in Granada Spain
Suger 12th
century Gothic, St. Denis
Tunisian mud brick house North
African vernacular
Junipero Serra California
Missions
Charles and Henry Greene California
Arts & Crafts - see Five California Architects
Charles and Ray Eames California
modernist houses and furniture
Daniel Liebeskind Berlin
Holocaust Museum
Rob Quigley San
Diego architect, San Mateo Library
Peter Forbes see
Ten Houses
Agora and temples Ancient
Greece
Charles Rennie Mackintosh Early
20th Century Arts & Crafts, Glasgow School of Art
Josef Hoffman Vienna
Secession
Charles Moore Sea
Ranch, Haas School of Business
Alvar Aalto Libraries
Michael de Klerk Amsterdam
School
Maillart Swiss
bridge designer
Renzo Piano Osaka
Airport
Grimshaw Waterloo
Train Station
Gustave Eiffel Paris
Abraham Darby II
Henri Labrouste
Van Alen
Pier Luigi Nervi Italian
modernist, concrete churches
Kenzo Tange Japanese
metabolist, Tokyo Olympic Stadium
Auguste Perret Paris
Felix Candela Mexico,
folded concrete structures
Decimus Burton
Benjamin Woodward
Philip Johnson Lincoln
Center, New York
Cuthbert Broderick
Skidmore, Owings, Merrill
Buckminster Fuller
Halftimber English house 15th
Century
Ricardo Bofill
Chinese temple
Joseph Paxton Jan Verhoeven
Aldo van Eyck
Carlo Scarpa
Jorn Utzon
Fay Jones
Alvaro Siza
Steven Holl
Nicholas Grimshaw
Jan Duiker
Olmstead (Chicago)
Tadao Ando
Jurgen Joedicke
Country dwellings Australian
Outback
Georgian house (England)
Victorian house
Mexican Boroque (16th and 17th centuries)
Bali vernacular (Indonesia)
Japanese temple/monastery
Byzantine church
Rassem Badran
Richard Neutra
Giancarlo de Carlo
Eric Mendelsohn
Rudolf Steiner
Paolo Soleri
Santiago Calatrava
Lucien Kroll
Daniel Liebeskind
Hector Guimard
Victor Horta
Jujol
Art Nouveau
Art Deco
Pierre Charreau
Van de Velde
Northwest Native American lodges
Early Mesoamerican temples
Mud villages of Southern Sahara
Vernacular houses of South Africa and Botswana
Boer houses of South Africa
Olbrich
Otto Wagner
Camillo Sitte
Vitruvius
Gunnar Asplund
Gunther Behnisch
Toyo Ito
Team Zoo
Rem Koolhaas
Friedrich Hundertvasser
Perrault
Bernard Tschumi
Norman Foster
Richard Rogers
Goeffrey Bawa
Halim Abdelhalim
Rob Krier
Jean Nouvel
Mark Mack
Zaha Hadid
Michael Graves
John Ruskin
William Morris
Walter Gropius
Bruno Taut
Joseph Esherick
Sejima
I.M. Pei
Hassan Fathy
Moshe Safdie
Antoine Predock
Charles Correa
Alberti
Glenn Murcutt
Patkau Architects