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phys·i·og·no·mynoun

• a person’s facial features or expression, esp. when regarded as indicative of character or ethnic origin.synonyms: face, features, countenance, expression, look, mien

• the supposed art of judging character from facial characteristics.• the general form or appearance of something.

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spherical site

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+ influence of character = new segmented sphere

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compendium of architectural icons1. Ornament and Crime (Adolf Loos)

2. Vers Une Architecture (Le Corbusier)3. Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture (Robert Venturi)

4. No-Stop City (Archizoom) 5.Cemetary of San Cataldo (Aldo Rossi)

6. Wall House (John Hejduk)7. The Architectural Paradox (Bernard Tschumi)

8. Post-Fuctionalism (Peter Eisenman)9. Post-Modern Architecture (Charles Jencks)

10. Collage City (Colin Rowe)11. Delirious New York (Rem Koolhaas)

12. The Folded, The Pliant, and The Supple (Greg Lynn)13. Eidetic Operations and New Landscapes (James Corner)

14. Diagram Architecture (Toyo Ito)15. Made in Tokyo, Pet Architecture (Atelier Bow-Wow)

16. From Object to Field (Stan Allen)17. Order in Architecture (Louis Kahn)

18. The Barcelona Pavilion (Mies Van Der Rohe)19. More than the Turtle’s Shell (Frank Lloyd Wright)

20. The Seven Crutches of Modern Architecture (Philip Johnson)21. Randomness vs. Arbitrariness (Zaha Hadid)

22. Beyond Function (Frank Gehry)23. Life Without Objects (Superstudio)

Ornament and Crime (Adolf Loos)

anonymous exterior individualized interior Villa Muller

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1. Pilotis2. Roof Garden

3. Free Ground Plan4. Free Facade

5. Horizontal Windows

Villa Savoye

Vers Une Architecture (Le Corbusier)

Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture (Robert Venturi)

Vanna Venturi House“Roadtown“ Facades/Surfaces

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No-Stop City (Archizoom)

Drawing from No-Stop City“human functions are arranged spontaneously in a free field, made uniform by a system of

micro-acclimization and optimal circulation of information“

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Cemetery of San Cataldo (Aldo Rossi)

Cemetery of San Cataldoform of death =relationship between life and buildings in the modern city

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Wall House (John Hedjuk)

Wall House1. begin with arbitrary commitment 2. intellectual evolution

The Architectural Paradox (Bernard Tschumi)

Parc de la Villetteideal/mental (pyramid) real/experiential (labyrinth)

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Post-Fuctionalism (Peter Eisenman)

absence of function

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Galicia

Post-Modern Architecture (Charles Jencks)

Spirals of Timeadhocism/radical-eclecticism:various parts finding unified purpose

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Collage City (Colin Rowe)

Chunchon G5 Project (Koetter)influence of time

utopia

Delirious New York (Rem Koolhaas)

Seattle Central Libraryskyscraper in culture of congestion

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The Folded, The Pliant, and The Supple (Greg Lynn)

Bloom Houseruptures/fractures folds/blobs

Eidetic Operations and New Landscapes (James Corner)

High Lineold pictorial form new experimental form

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Diagram Architecture (Toyo Ito)

White O Housediagram real building

Made in Tokyo, Pet Architecture (Atelier Bow-Wow)

Split Machiya Housesqueezed into leftover space = cute

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From Object to Field (Stan Allen)

Sagaponac Houselocal connections