Flipping through the Center 21 reading, the artifacts shown act as instruments of inquiry rather than a solid outcome which emphasizes a reciprocal relationship between...
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The Yokohama International Passenger Terminal, designed by Foreign Office Architects (FOA) in the 1990s, has come to represent a critical moment in architectural discourse at...
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In “Why Site Matters”, Burns and Kahn dismantle a long-standing assumption that a site is bound to parcels of land which are assigned to a...
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This piece brought about the thought of balance. How do we balance between the need for urbanization and our responsibilities to the environment in which...
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This piece is a bit unsettling since I do not subscribe to the notion that confinement as liberating. I guess in a way it could...
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The challenges students face, as outlined in Part 1, illustrates just a small sample of the systemic conflicts between architectural education and ADA principles. The...
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Architectural education is deeply rooted in a studio based learning model, which immerses the students in forced collaborative environments and creative atmospheres with their peers....
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This essay provides a comparative analysis of soils and concrete material testing between civilian construction projects located in California and military construction projects located in...
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Abstract Architectural education has undergone a profound transformation over the past two centuries. Where once it was grounded in philosophy, ethics, and the human experience. Today...
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In Frampton’s writing, he critiques architecture—more specifically, the failings of Modernist architecture and the principles it espouses. He argues that Modernism, in its disregard for...
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