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Michael Graves

Early Life and Career July 9, 1934 in Indianapolis, Indiana receiving his diploma in 1950 at Broad Ripple

High School architectural training, degree of Bachelor of

Science in Architecture in 1958 at University of Cincinnati

a master's degree from Harvard University. went to work for the designer and architect,

George Nelson, where his long-standing interest in furniture design was encouraged.

in 1960 he was the recipient of the Prix de Rome fellowship of the American Academy in Rome.

In 1962, Michael Graves accepted a teaching position at Princeton University.

Personal

• In 2003, an infection of unknown origin (possibly bacterial meningitis) left Graves paralyzed from the waist down. He is still active in his practice, which is currently involved in a number of projects; including an addition to the Detroit Institute of Arts, and a large Integrated Resort,Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore.

• designed furnishings, artifacts, jewelry, and dinnerware for companies such as Disney, Alessi, Steuben, Phillips Electronics, and Black & Decker. Most recently, Michael Graves is most famous for designing more than 100 products, ranging from a toilet brush to a $60,000 outdoor pavilion, for Target stores.

Quotation

I don't care what people call me, labels have the negative value of making smaller boundaries for people.

I see architecture not as Gropius did, as a moral venture, as truth, but as invention, in the same way that poetry or music or painting is invention.

I don't believe in morality in architecture. In designing hardware to be used every day, it

was important to keep both the human aspects and the machine in mind. What looks good also often feels good.

Architecturel Style

Postmodernist who brings innovation and playful design to sophisticated buildings.

Familiar shapes and details are used in unexpected ways. 

Buildings may incorporate symbols to make a statement or simply to delight the viewer.

use of color and to his interest in a figurative architecture that incorporates traditional elements along with the lessons of modernism.

man obsessed with communicating the meaning of every element of his work. His soft, muted colors reinforce this concern for symbolism".

Portland Building

Portland Municipal Services Building

Built : 1980- 1982 Type : Government offices Cost : US$29 million Floor : 15 Location : Portland, Multnomah

County, Oregon, USA  height : 71.6 m

Building Characteristic Its distinctive block-like design and square. Use of sculptural forms ornaments.WINDOW Cubical facades treated in the classical three part division or

tripartite form with the base,shaft and corniceAntropomorphism.FACADE Uses column as an surface treatment and defining the cornice or

the head of the buildin and enterance. Façade are symmetry and linierity broken by adding vertical band

of color and windowSCULPTURAL ELEMENT These form are sculptural and somewhat playfull These forms are not reduced to an absolute minimum;they are

built and shaped for their own sake. The buIlding units all fit together in a very organic way which

anhance the effect of the form. It has a typical symmetrical façade which was at the time prevalent

throughout postmodern building

Hanselmann House

Drawing & sketches

Hanselmann House, Fort Wayne, Indiana

Built : 1967 Type : house Context : suburban StyleBlock : massing House content : family of two adults and four

children The house is understood frontally by the

layering of three principal facades . The house and the space immediately in

front of it make a double square in plan and volumetrically a double cube, with one being open and the other enclosed

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