Students,?
This is to let you know that tomorrow's AIAD 160 class
will be meeting at our regularly scheduled time, but it will take place online. Since we will not be doing our field trip to the TWA Terminal, the focus of the week will be "The language of modern architecture and after" instead. This corresponds with the materials relating to Week 13.?
The readings associated with tomorrow's class will be posted later on this morning on the Groups.io page.?
Below is the relevant Zoom information, along with a list of readings associated with tomorrow's class.?
All the best,
Prof. V.?
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Nader Vossoughian is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.?
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Week 13: The language of modern architecture and after NADER VOSSOUGHIAN?
April 23?
Topics: Where did the architectural style we use now come from? What would specific terms mean in the field? How our language defines us as we set the literature??
Reading: Adrian Forty, from Words and Buildings: A Vocabulary of Modern Architecture, 18-27.?
Theo van Doesburg, “Towards A Plastic Architecture” (1924), in AT, 188-191.?
Sigfried Giedion, from Space, Time and Architecture (1941), AT, 248-249.?
Louis Sullivan, from “The Tall Office Building Artistically Considered” (1896), AT, 126-127.?
Adolf Loos, “Ornament and Crime” (1908), AT, 104.?
Frampton, Genealogy of Modern Architecture (Lars Müller, 2015), 40-57.?
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