international conference on the research of modern architecture
30 august - 1 september 2002 jyväskylä, finland
conference proceedings
> Tom Avermaete > Charlotte Bundgaard > Carola Ebert > Doug Evans > Mia Hipeli > Raquel Franklin > Kenneth Jacobs > Sandra Kaji-O'Grady > Peter Kohane > Natasa Koselj > Andres Kurg > Juhana Lahti > Thomas Leslie > Hugh Maguire > Tuija Mikkonen > Michael Milojevic > Aino Niskanen > Annie Pedret > Simon Sadler > Jan Verwijnen > Juha Vuorinen |
Tom Avermaete Catholic University Leuven, Dept. of Architecture, Urbanism and Planning, Belgium Acculturation of The Modern: Mass Tourism, Consumer Culture And The Work of Candilis-Josic-Woods [html] [rtf] Charlotte Bundgaard Architect MAA, Ph.d. student, Aarhus School of Architecture Repetition versus Montage Prefabricated industrialized building of the 1960’s – in the light of the ’new industrialization’ [html] [rtf] Carola Ebert Dipl.-Ing. Architect MSc, Berlin, Germany Post-Mortem: Collage City And The Death of The Architect [html] [rtf] Doug Evans Senior lecturer, School of Architecture and Design RMIT University Centre And Periphery: Melbourne Regionalism And Its Global Context in The 1950's 1960’s [html] [rtf] Mia Hipeli MA Art historian, Chief Curator, Alvar Aalto Archives, Finland Plans for Helsinki City Centre by Alvar Aalto. [html] [rtf] Raquel Franklin D.Sc. School of Architecture, Universidad Anáhuac, Huixquilucan, México Transformations of Modernity: The Mexican Case [html] [rtf] Kenneth Jacobs Ph.D. Candidate Department of Architecture, Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, USA This Could Kill That: The Architecture of the École des Beaux-Arts Exhibition At the New York Museum of Modern Art [html] [rtf] Sandra Kaji-O'Grady Dr Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Architecture Building and Planning, University of Melbourne, Australia Serialism in the architectural experiments of the 1960s [html] [rtf] Peter Kohane Dr Senior Lecturer, School of Architecture, Faculty of the Built Environment, University of New South Wales, Australia The Space of Human Agreement: Louis Kahn and The Room. [html] [rtf] Nataša Koselj MA, Architect, Researcher University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Architecture »Architecture of the 60s in Slovenia« [html] [rtf] Andres Kurg MSc Estonian Academy of Arts, Institute of Art History “Power within solitary dreams.” Transformations of the private sphere in Soviet Estonia. [html] [rtf] Juhana Lahti MA, doctoral student, University of Helsinki, Institute for Art Research, Department of Art History Formation of Planning and Design Principles in Tapiola Commercial Center by Architect Aarne Ervi [html] [rtf] Thomas Leslie Iowa State University Capsule/Gantry: Two New Domestic Archetypes in the Architecture of the 1960s. [html] [rtf] Hugh Maguire Dr Museums and Archives Officer, The Heritage Council, Rothe House, Kilkenny, Ireland Ireland: Torn between traditions. [html] [rtf] Tuija Mikkonen MA, MBA, doctoral student University of Helsinki, Department of Art History Industry and Commerce Shaping Architecture – Local Applications of Viljo Revell's International Ideas [html] [rtf] Michael Milojevic School of Architecture, University of Auckland, New Zealand Between Helsinki And Los Angeles: The Early Work of Carmen and Elin Corneil [html] [rtf] Aino Niskanen Arch M.A. Senior lecturer , Helsinki university of Technology, History of Architecture A Study of the Landscape and Urban Qualities of Pihlajamäki Suburb, Helsinki - Plans for Pihlajamäki [html] [rtf] Annie Pedret Professor, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, USA Representing history or describing historical reality?: the universal and the individual in the 1950s [html] [rtf] Simon Sadler Institute of Architecture, School of the Built Environment, University of Nottingham, UK Archigram and Technocracy [html] [rtf] Jan Verwijnen Professor, University of Art and Design Helsinki Process versus Product: What about an Architectural History of ‘Things in the Making’? [html] [rtf Warning: size is 6Mb] Juha Vuorinen Master of Arts Doctoral Student, Department of Art History, University of Helsinki The Architecture of Indeterminism - Welfare State and the new university buildings [html] [rtf] |
