81. CLASSICAL ART AND ARCHITECTURE FLEET: Carolina Navy Discussion Frigates @ Caroli Forums and live chats pertaining to all aspects of art and art history. http://killdevilhill.com/z/yartd/nantucket.html

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82. Architectural History Of New York City A history of architecture in New York City (Manhattan), a site created for Mosette Broderick s course, architecture in New York, a field study, http://www.nyu.edu/classes/finearts/nyc/

83. A History Of New Zealand Architecture, 2nd Edition By Peter Shaw A history of New Zealand architecture, 2nd edition by Peter Shaw. This book can be bought from New Zealand Books @nzbooks.com, New Zealand s best online http://www.nzbooks.com/nzbooks/product.asp?sku=PeterShaw1869585410

84. UTSOA - Graduate Architecture - Areas Of Study in architectural history and disciplines outside of architecture. The diverse cultural history of Texas provides rich material for the program. http://www.ar.utexas.edu/curriculum/grad/study.html

Graduate Architecture Areas of Study Degrees Graduate Architecture History Program - Sample M.S.A.S. Curriculum The M.S.A.S. program provides students with an introduction to advanced studies in Architectural History. The M.S.A.S. degree is a prerequisite for the Ph.D. program, or it may be pursued independently. It is ordinarily completed in two years and requires 30 hours of coursework, reading knowledge of a foreign language, and a thesis. Program Director: Professor Richard Cleary Design Program - Sample Post-Professional M.Arch. Curriculum Program Director: Professor Larry Doll Theory Program - Sample M.S.A.S. Curriculum The Theory Program is a 4-semester M.S.A.S. degree culminating in a thesis. Its main purpose is to provide the opportunity for students to sample the wide variety of theory-based courses offered by the School. There are no Emphasis or Specialization plans in this area since the M.Arch.1 curriculum already contains a strong theoretical base. Although students will find a complete range of theoretical interests within the school, there is a central belief that architectural theory should produce better buildings. Faculty perspectives on the production and responsibilities of architecture vary widely. However, theory courses tend to investigate a building's critical position vis-a-vis architecture itself prior to its critical role in society or its position as a cultural engine.

85. Developing And Managing The Brown University Library Collections: HISTORY OF ART Collection Policies by Subject history OF ART architecture The latter fall within the history of art and architecture of Europe, the United States, http://www.brown.edu/Facilities/University_Library/collections/colldev/subjects/

Developing and Managing the Brown University Library Collections Collection Policies by Subject: Library Liaisons: Norine_Duncan@brown.edu The Architectural Studies concentration within the Department of History of Art and Architecture blends a variety of disciplines toward the study of buildings and the built environment. The concentration prepares students for the continued study of architecture and the history of architecture in graduate school as well as careers in related areas such as urban studies. The doctoral program prepares graduate students for specialized research in one of the fields regularly taught on the graduate level by the department. The faculty represents a broad spectrum of the discipline's methodologies and specialties. The latter fall within the history of art and architecture of Europe, the United States, Latin America, and East Asia. Before applying for Ph.D. candidacy, students must complete course work in at least three periods or areas of the history of art from among the following: ancient, medieval, early modern, modern, East Asian, or other areas of non-Western art. List of Honors, Masters, and Ph.D Theses

86. William Stout Architectural Books Featured Items Architecture architecture history Theory Featured Items (View All history Theory) Cross Section 04 Advanced architecture Studios at CCA. http://www.stoutbooks.com/cgi-bin/stoutbooks.cgi/results_splash.html?cat1=Archit

87. CSA Home Page the use of computers, computer technologies, and digital information in the service of architectural history, archaeology, and related disciplines. http://csanet.org/

CSA, the Center for the Study of Architecture/Archaeology, is devoted to advancing the use of computers, computer technologies, and digital information in the service of architectural history, archaeology, and related disciplines. Citation information. Search the CSA site. Welcome to the CSA Web site. CSA's aim is to encourage appropriate uses of computers and information technology by those involved in research in archaeology and architectural history - and those who will need the fruits of that research. The key word is appropriate. Particularly in these early stages of the digital era it is not easy to know how best to use the new computing power that has become available to us. Nor is it obvious which computers or computer technologies will turn out to be the best and most appropriate for a given use. Perhaps most important, it is all but impossible to predict which specific approaches to using computers to create digital information will thrive and which will turn out to have been dead ends. It is CSA's mission to help guide users and potential users of information technologies so that, at the least, they can make well-considered choices of computers and software in these poorly charted waters. (If you encounter any problems with our site, please let us know at director@csanet.org.)

88. Art And Architecture Library: Collections: Art History Bibliography And Library Terms from architectural history and the modern building trades. Concludes with lists of German, Polish, and Russian terms that give the English equivalents http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/art/research_help/bib_lib/artterms.html

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89. UPNE | A History Of American Architecture Book Cover A richly illustrated history of American architecture that explains why A complete history of American architecture would fill a bookcase, http://www.upne.com/0-87451-940-3.html

University Press of New England A History of American Architecture Buildings in Their Cultural and Technological Context Gelernter, Mark A richly illustrated history of American architecture that explains why particular architectural ideas occurred when and where they did. Why did the Victorians drape their buildings in elaborately ornate decoration? Why was the Arts and Crafts movement so popular with the American middle class at the end of the 19th century? Why did Modernism replace traditional architectural styles after World War II? Mark Gelernter provides fresh answers to questions like these, convincingly showing how buildings express powerful cultural forces. Embodying deeply felt attitudes about fundamental issues, buildings express our relationship with nature, our social relations with others, the importance of the individual, the value of science and technology, and our political role in the world. He explains how designers sometimes expressed these ideas with available building technologies, while at other times they invented new technologies in order to realize new ideas. Each of the ten chronological chapters, accompanied by almost 300 photographs, drawings, and maps, begins with a broad survey of the dominant cultural forces and technologies, and then discusses how designers of the day responded with particular architectural forms. "Here is a comprehensive work for undergraduates containing more history and ideas than most. Gelernter offers crisp line drawings among the 289 illustrations . . . Ideology and history surrounding American buildings is included throughout, as are useful reviews of history from the ancient Greeks up through American settlement . . . effective coverage of most American architecture and the ideas that shaped it." Choice

90. Archeire - Irish Architecture Online - Contemporary And Historical Irish Archite Covering history, preservation, current developments and issues with news, discussion areas, reviews and articles. http://www.irish-architecture.com/

Architecture of Ireland Archiseek Ireland / Introduction Sean O'Casey Bridge This is the third new bridge over the Liffey in the past five years, following the opening of the Millennium Bridge, near the Ha'penny Bridge, and the James Joyce Bridge at Blackhall Place in 2003. This pedestrian bridge, which links Custom House Quay with City Quay, is named after the Dublin writer Sean O'Casey. The bridge is directly opposite Stack A, the 19th century warehouse in the Custom House docks. [ more Who will win the Stirling? O'Donnell + Tuomey's Lewis Glucksman Gallery has made the final shortlist for the prestigious Stirling Prize. It has already won Best Public Building 2005 from the Royal Institute of Architects in Ireland, and a RIBA 2005 award in the European category.Who in your opinion will win? [ vote Architecture Headlines Councillors criticise plan to demolish pub from 'Ulysses' September 14 Scalaheen Architectural Design Competition September 13 Last tenants vacate York Street ahead of demolition September 13 Series of talks on heritage houses September 13 Carlton Group head to appeal cinema decision September 11 Ahern announces new heritage trust September 09 Job opportunities in Dublin and Galway September 8 Designs soon to be invited for Abbey in Docklands September 5 Receive Irish architecture news by email with our free newsletter.

91. Faculty Of Architecture, Building And Planning : 5. Architectural History Architectural history is taught within the Faculty of architecture, The prerequisite for entry to Honours in Architectural history is an H2B average or http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/1999/facs/ARCH-S12948.html

Search Index Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning Prev 4. Property and Construction Next 6. Landscape Architecture Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning : Guide to courses 5. Architectural History Table of Contents 5. Architectural History 5.1. Bachelor of Arts (Architectural History) 5.1.1. Career Options 5.1.2. Prerequisites ... 5.1.6. Course structure Bachelor of Arts (Architectural History major) Architectural history is taught within the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, but also in the Faculty of Arts. It deals with aspects of the history, interpretation, representation, cultural context, design, planning, construction, and conservation of buildings, viewed in a perspective of social history and cultural milieu. Specific subject areas include the wide range of European architecture, architecture of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Greek and Roman architecture, Asian architecture, and Australian architecture. A major in this area can lead to postgraduate studies as indicated below. These postgraduate studies are most often directed towards professional specialisation in the building conservation field. Although the specific major detailed below has only recently been introduced, earlier graduates of the Faculties in this field constitute a large proportion of the professionals now working for private consultants and government in Victoria in the areas of survey and identification, design and conservation controls, historical research, and the physical conservation of buildings.

92. Faculty Of Architecture, Building And Planning : 5. Architectural History Architectural history is taught within the Faculty of architecture, The prerequisite for entry to Honours in Architectural history is an H2B average or http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/2000/facs/ARCH-S12948.html

Search Index Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning Prev 4. Property and Construction Next 6. Landscape Architecture Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning : Guide to courses 5. Architectural History Table of Contents 5. Architectural History 5.1. Bachelor of Arts (Architectural History major) 5.1.1. Career Options 5.1.2. Prerequisites ... 5.1.6. Course structure Architectural History is taught within the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, but also in the Faculty of Arts. It deals with aspects of the history, interpretation, representation, cultural context, design, planning, construction, and conservation of buildings, viewed in a perspective of social history and cultural milieu. Specific subject areas include the wide range of European architecture, architecture of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Greek and Roman architecture, Asian architecture, and Australian architecture. A major in this area can lead to postgraduate studies as indicated below. These postgraduate studies are most often directed towards professional specialisation in the building conservation field. Although the specific major detailed below has only recently been introduced, earlier graduates of the Faculties in this field constitute a large proportion of the professionals now working for private consultants and government in Victoria in the areas of survey and identification, design and conservation controls, historical research, and the physical conservation of buildings. It is recommended that students intending to undertake this major consider undertaking two of the first-year Architectural History subjects listed below as preliminary studies to second and third-year subjects.

93. Welcome To The Department Of History Of Art Details of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, staff and their research interests. http://www.arthistory.reading.ac.uk/

staff student search Department of History of Art About the Department Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Courses and Research Degrees Staff Links Contact Us UoR Home Dept of History of Art Home Welcome to the Department of History of Art Forthcoming Events History of Art and Architecture Research Seminar Summer Term 2005 Joint Classics and History of Art Seminar: 27 April. Lucy Grig, University of Edinburgh Rereading the visual culture of late antique Rome NOTE: seminar to be held in HUMSS 126 4 May, Marianne Hussl-Hörmann, Reading The emergence of female artists in the Wiener Werkstätte (1914 -1933) 11 May, Gill Perry, Open University 'Do it in the grass': Sculpture and Performance in Ana Mendieta's Silueta Series. Joint Classics and History of Art Seminar: 25 May Marcella de Paoli, Venice Restorations of classical sculptures during the Renaissance. A Venetian case NOTE: seminar to be held in HUMSS 27 15 June Samuel Wittwer, Stiftung Preussische Schloesser and Gaerten Berlin Brandenburg The porcelain table services of Frederick the Great: from wartime trophies to the splendour of rococo interior 22 June Carol Duncan, Ramapo College, New Jersey

94. Carnegie Mellon Libraries Architecture Architectural History Architectural history. Research Guides; Article Databases; Reference Resources; Research Collections; Organizations and Repositories http://www.library.cmu.edu/Research/Arts/Architecture/archhist.html

Architectural History Research Guides Article Databases Reference Resources Research Collections ... Organizations and Repositories Research Guides Buildings and Their Architects (Carnegie Mellon University Libraries) History Research Guide (Carnegie Mellon University Libraries) Pittsburgh Architecture: A Guide to Research (Carnegie Mellon University Architecture Archives) Article Databases Use article databases and related tools to look for articles. Article databases give citation information (i.e. author, title, journal name, date, etc.) about articles in periodicals, and may include an abstract or even the full-text of an article. (Carnegie Mellon users only) 1964- . (Updated monthly.) Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals (Carnegie Mellon users only) ca. 1900- . (Updated daily.) The most extensive index to architectural periodicals. The Avery Index now includes citations dating back to ca. 1900. Bibliography of the History of Art (Carnegie Mellon users only) 1973- (updated quarterly) Covers western art (including architecture and archeology) from late antiquity to the present. Includes articles, some books, conference proceedings and dissertations, and exhibition catalogs.

95. ArtSource Art & Architecture Libraries in the subjects of architecture and architectural history; studio art and art history; This page includes links to sites in fine arts, art history, http://www.ilpi.com/artsource/libraries.html

ArtSource Giftshop Table of Contents Search Services To Submit a Site ... Thank our sponsor by visiting their site ART AND ARCHITECTURE LIBRARIES The Scholes Library WWW Server at NYS College of Ceramics Alfred University community. National Trust for Historic Preservation Library Information about the Library at the National Trust for Historic Preservation Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library Columbia University, is an open-stack research library containing over 250,000 volumes and 1800 periodical titles. The Library is composed of three collections: Avery, Fine Arts and Ware. The Avery collection, one of the world's outstanding collections in the field of architecture, also includes materials on archaeology and the decorative arts. The Fine Arts collection represents the range of literature in art history. The Ware collection, the library's only circulating collection, is composed primarily of urban planning, housing and real estate development materials, as well as some core English language art and architecture books. Cornell University Fine Arts Library includes information about the library, links to

96. Roger Williams University - Art And Architectural History The major in Art and Architectural history provides students with an Art and Architectural history courses offered through the Roger Williams University http://www.rwu.edu/Academics/Registrar/Course Catalog/School of Architecture Art

Home Academics Registrar Course Catalog Art and Architectural History ART AND ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY The Art and Architectural History Major The major in Art and Architectural History provides students with an understanding of the visual arts in relation to society, culture and history. The curriculum reflects a multidisciplinary approach to visual culture, drawing from the departments of Architecture, Art and Historic Preservation. Insights from the historian, the preservationist and the practitioner culminate in a full appreciation of the rich complexity of our material world. The synergy between these disciplines also promotes a realization of the interconnectedness of the arts and the close connection of materials and process with meaning. The understanding of the "why" of the arts, a crucial foundation for the creative process and the preservation of artifacts, is pursued through these several distinct disciplinary lenses. The unique and particular strength of the program is this interdisciplinary focus. The degree program makes use of the rich museum and gallery environment of the region for course work as well as for student internships. Art and Architectural History courses offered through the Roger Williams University Florence, Italy study abroad program are an exciting and valuable option in completing the major. Students majoring in Art and Architectural History are also encouraged to take those courses relevant to the history of cultures which are offered in the Feinstein College of Arts and Sciences.

97. Untitled Document Vote for the most hated project and submit your own choice. Forum for fury about bad architecture. This unusual site is the brainchild of architects in the Netherlands, but the hate is international. http://www.bbvh.nl/hate

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98. Freeman Fong Architecture Portfolio of civic and residential projects, plus company profile and contacts. Offices in Washington, California and Beijing. http://freemanfong.com/

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99. Jesse James Garrett: Information Architecture Resources Extensive links to Information architecture resources by Jesse James Garrett. http://www.jjg.net/ia/

jjg.net weblog elements book information architecture about ... ia/recon Information architecture resources This page collects all my published work related to information architecture and user experience. The Elements of User Experience This conceptual model of the considerations involved in designing successful user experiences for Web sites is the foundation for all my subsequent work in this field. It was published as a PDF diagram in 2000 and an acclaimed book in 2002. The Nine Pillars of Successful Web Teams This model documents the competencies a team must incorporate to successfully deliver Web products, based on my observation and experience. You can download it as a PDF diagram or read the companion article published in 2003. A Visual Vocabulary for Information Architecture This system for diagramming information architecture and interaction design solutions has been widely adopted since I first released it in 2000. Here you can find a detailed tutorial on how to use the system as well as downloadable shape libraries for numerous drawing applications. Adaptive Path This is the company I co-founded in 2001 to help advance the field of user experience. We provide

100. LEESERarchitecture International practice specializing in design of residential, commercial, institutional buildings and interiors. Presents predominantly models and competition submittals. http://www.leeser.com/

contact - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - United States: 45 MAIN STREET #502 NYC 11201 Germany: telephone: facsimile: email: leeser@leeser.com Employment: employment@leeser.com Internships: internship@leeser.com news - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Museum of the Moving Image - Stephanie Simon Museum of the Moving Image New York City Olympic Village in collaboration with MVRDV New York City Venice Biennale Venice, Italy Civic Exchange New York City SoHo Loft New York City BMW "Future Driving" Print ad campaign Nam June Paik Museum Seoul, Korea 3-Legged Dog New York City 2003-(under construction) Midtown Manhattan Apartment New York City European Central Bank Frankfurt Virgin Atlantic Airport Lounge JFK Terminal 4 New York City Design School Zollverein Essen, Germany Eyebeam New York City Bot New York City Glass New York City Pod New York City iTurf New York City Twin House Liberty, New York about - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Founded in 1989 by Thomas Leeser, Leeser Architecture is known internationally for design innovation and their integration of new technologies into physical spaces. The firm's work encompasses architectural design at all scales-from urban planning to furniture design. Leeser Architecture's designs emerge from cultural, social, and technological patterns present in the site or situation they are engaging. Their projects frequently use technology to reframe our understanding of architectural conventions and production. By shaping and then harnessing our awareness of these forces they create complex and richly varied spatial experiences. Leeser Architecture maintains an "open office" which engages in collaborations across conventional disciplines. Working closely with other architects, artists, graphic and landscape designers, and engineers has allowed the office to remain streamlined and focused while also taking on large-scale projects.

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