Course
20.319 Architectural Theory and Design Application in the 20th-21st Century
Instructor
Daniel Joseph Whittaker
About The Project
The crux of this architecture theory course is to immerse the students in an array of research and literature to enable the student to observe and identify other great designers’ motivations, abilities and internal governing design criteria. Through thorough understanding of others’ design methodology, the students can then embark upon the creation of their own personal design criteria, yielding improved critical thought processes.
Project Gallery
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- Mr. Masataka Yano, architect, of Tadao Ando Architect and Associates office
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- Paper ephemera in the ‘Bibliotheca’
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- Paper ephemera in the ‘Bibliotheca’
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- In situ sketching and a plethora of results
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- In situ sketching and a plethora of results
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- Field sketching following the masters’ footsteps in Corinth, Greece, or back in the classroom
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- Field sketching following the masters’ footsteps in Corinth, Greece, or back in the classroom
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- Short-answer quizzes in the classroom and concomitant results
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- Short-answer quizzes in the classroom and concomitant results
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- Combing through the rare manuscript and map archives
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- Combing through the rare manuscript and map archives
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- Examining unearthed archival treasures at the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts
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- Reviewing the unseen in order to see into the future
