61. SORS Architectural History And Historic Preservation Research specialties Architectural history of public architecture, especially museum buildings; American architecture and city planning of the late nineteenth http://www.si.edu/ofg/Units/sorsahp.htm

ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION DIVISION, OFFICE OF PHYSICAL PLANT Smithsonian Institution, P. O. Box 37012, Washington, D.C. 20013-7012 Cynthia R. Field, Chair Architectural History and Historic Preservation Division and Associate Director, Office of Physical Plant The Architectural History and Historic Preservation Division (AHHP), part of the Office of Facilities, Engineering and Operations, conducts research on the architectural history of Smithsonian buildings. In addition, the division is responsible for the Smithsonian's historic preservation policy and practice, as well as the research and care of the "Castle" Collection. This body of over 3000 Victorian decorative objects is used exclusively in the furnishing of selected spaces in the Smithsonian Institution Building and the Arts and Industries Building. An extensive archive of records relating to the buildings of the Smithsonian Institution complex, their design and construction, and changes to their fabric, is maintained in the division. These records, including correspondence, photographs, and drawings, constitute the main sources on the architectural history of Smithsonian structures. This archive is consulted for the restoration of all Smithsonian buildings, and used by scholars undertaking architectural and social history research. Appropriate finding aids are provided for the use of these materials.

62. Architectural History Architectural historians at the University of Virginia explore the history of architecture, landscape, and urban form from ancient to modern times. http://www.virginia.edu/arch/dept/history.html

Home Dean's Welcome Admissions Information Application Information ... Search U N I V E R S I T Y O F V I R G I N I A S C H O O L O F A R C H I T E C T U R E Architectural History Lisa Reilly Department Chair Faculty Programs: Undergraduate Graduate Ph.D Courses: Undergraduate Graduate image credit: Professor Louis Nelson recording historic structures in Falmouth, Jamaica during a 2003 Field School with graduate students Faith Weber, Catherine Kahl, Jennifer Reut and Richard Sidebottom. For questions or comments on this website, contact arch-web@virginia.edu

63. Architecture (History And Theory) Click here for architecture (history and Theory) courses Art history and Archaeology. In the history of architecture. Fields of specialization for the M.Phil. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/gsas/bulletin-pages/dept-listings/architecture-histor

Click here for Architecture (History and Theory) courses Art History and Archaeology http://www.columbia.edu/cu/arthistory/ CHAIR Hilary Ballon, 826 Schermerhorn Hall, DIRECTOR OF GRADUATE STUDIES Barry Bergdoll PROFESSORS Hilary Ballon James H. Beck Barry Bergdoll Richard Brilliant Benjamin Buchloh (Barnard) Joseph Connors Jonathan Crary Vidya Dehejia David Freedberg Robert Harrist Anne Higonnet (Barnard) Natalie Kampen (Barnard) Rosalind Krauss Robin Middleton Keith Moxey (Barnard) Stephen Murray Esther Pasztory David Rosand Simon Schama ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Zainab Bahrani Christina Kiaer ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Cordula Grewe Elizabeth Hutchinson (Barnard) Holger A. Klein Clemente Marconi Melissa McCormick Kishwar Rizvi (Barnard) Joanna S. Smith PROFESSORS EMERITI Miyeko Murase Barbara Novak Theodore Reff Jane Rosenthal Allen Staley VISITING FACULTY Bettina Bergmann Sarah McPhee ADJUNCT FACULTY Carmen Bambach (Metropolitan Museum of Art) Malcolm Daniel (Metropolitan Museum of Art) Dawn Delbanco Rosalyn Deutsche (Barnard) Barbara Haskell (Whitney Museum of American Art) John Rajchman Sylvia Wolf (Whitney Museum of American Art) Susan Kennedy Zeller (Brooklyn Museum of Art) ADMISSION The requirements listed below are special to this department and must be read in conjunction with the general requirements of the Graduate School.

64. Ergo Architecture Entry Page Portfolio and firm history. Amusement section of site includes architectural quotations and words architects avoid. http://www.ErgoArchitecture.com/

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65. Architecture (History And Theory) Doctoral Program Subcommittee on architecture (history and Theory) Degree Programs FullTime M. Phil., Ph.D. Chair Kenneth Frampton 404 Avery Tel212.854 http://www.columbia.edu/cu/gsas/departments/architecture-history-theory/departme

DEAN'S OFFICE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS CURRENT STUDENTS ALUMNI Academic Programs All Programs M.A. Programs Ph.D. Programs Liberal Studies Programs ... Degree Requirements Other Information Information About this Department Apply Online Download an Application (pdf) Visit the Department's Website Course List ... Printer Friendly Version Doctoral Program Subcommittee on Architecture (History and Theory) Degree Programs: Full-Time: M. Phil., Ph.D. Chair: Kenneth Frampton 404 Avery Tel:212.854.2444 The doctoral program addresses the study of the development of modern architectural form as it has been affected by social, economic and technological change. It assumes that only an academically oriented graduate program in architecture is equipped to address the complex relations currently existing among the profession, the civil institutions and the society at large. Academically trained M.Arch. graduates who have also had some experience in professional practice are particularly suited to carry out research in this specific area, largely because of their grounding in the conceptual and instrumental procedures by which architecture comes to be realized. The main focus of the program is the development of modern architecture and urbanism from 1850 to the present. It is especially suited to students who are primarily interested in the architectural avant-garde and post-avant-garde developments, the evolution of American architecture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the modernization of urban fabric in Europe, America and the broader colonial context. The program emphasizes the architectural production of the past eighty years, or so, in relation to the problems facing the profession and society. It is oriented toward the evaluation of contemporary architectural theory and practice and as this is affected by technological and ideological changes.

66. Ancient Greece - History, Mythology, Art, Culture And Architecture. Links and information on Ancient Greece history, mythology, art and architecture, olympics, wars, people, geography, etc Art http://www.ancientgreece.com/

Geography History Mythology Olympics ... Other Resources Visit our AncientGreece.com Bookstore presented in association with Amazon.com. Top of Page WN Network Contacts ... Universal Artists, Inc.

67. Slow Travel Italy - Travel Notes For Art, Architecture And History SlowTrav Italy Travel Notes Art/architecture/history. Art, architecture, history. Mary Jane from Italy, Apr 2002. Art, architecture, history Notes. http://www.slowtrav.com/italy/notes/art/

Vacation rentals in Italy (villas, farms, estates, agriturismo, apartments) HOME MESSAGE BOARD SLOW TRAVEL? PHOTOS ... Travel Notes Art, Architecture, History Art/Architecture/History: Art Trails (Piero della Francesca, Perugino and Pintoricchio), lists of frescoes, art tours, early travelers in Italy. See topics listed below. Art Trails : Piero della Francesca, Perugino and Pintoricchio art trails. Pauline from NM Apr 2003 : Tours from the book "Italy Revealed, A Guide to Art and Architecture in the Italian Landscape". Pauline from NM Apr 2003 Renaissance Frescoes : The best Italian frescoes. Pauline from NM Apr 2003 Etruscan Things : A list of the areas where you can find Etruscan things and some resources. Pauline from NM Apr 2003 Early Slow Travelers in Italy : Travelers to Italy in the 1800s and 1900s. Mary Jane from Italy, Apr 2002 Art, Architecture, History Notes Art Trails Renaissance Frescoes Etruscan Things Early Slow Travelers Travel Resources SlowTrav Classifieds What is Slow Travel?

68. History Of Architecture 15 volumes. Good coverage of architecture and planning history and excellent plates and bibliographies. Vol. A history of architecture. Russell Sturgis. http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/ENVI/ArchHist.html

Environmental Design Library History of Architecture INTRODUCTION This is a brief bibliographic guide to general resources for researching architectural history in the Environmental Design Library , UC Berkeley. It includes selected reference works, both print and electronic, and important historical surveys. For additional assistance please consult our other guides , in particular, Architecture Reference Sources , which is a broader, more comprehensive list. Check the Library's catalogs or the Environmental Design Library reference staff for further assistance. Elizabeth Douthitt Byrne, Head Environmental Design Library, November, 2002 Methodology Bibliographies, Guides to the Literature Dictionaries Encyclopedias ... General Histories, Surveys METHODOLOGY Methodology, Historiography Process, Field Work Interpreting the Built Environment Writing and Researching The following publications are examples of books that provide guidance on the methods, principles, historiography and procedures of architectural history, how to interpret the built environment, and how to do research in architectural history. Please see the Environmental Design Library Guide: Designing a Research Strategy http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/ENVI/resstrat.html for a general guide to the steps in research and term paper or thesis writing, and the methodology section of

69. Architectural History, Theory & Criticism - Architecture Program -- GT CoA Fred Pearsall. Associated Courses. Architectural history Theory. Arch 4105. history of architecture I. Arch 4106. history of architecture II. Arch 4113. http://www.coa.gatech.edu/arch/fields/arch_history.htm

skip to content skip to navigation GT Campus Map GT Directories ... GT Architecture Program About Us Undergraduate Studies Graduate Studies Fields of Study ... Portfolio Resources for: Students Faculty/Staff Architecture Program College of Architecture ... Georgia Institute of Technology 247 4th St., Office 350 Atlanta, GA 30332-0680 Phone: 404.894.4885 Fax: 404.894.0572 Contact Architecture Program Fields of Study The Architecture Program promotes the knowledge of architectural and urban history as a basis for theoretical discourse and as an impetus for both critical reflection and design speculation upon the social, economic, and political dimensions of a diverse cultural landscape. Associated Faculty Doug Allen Libero Andreotti Sonit Bafna Mark Cottle Rob Craig Richard Dagenhart Harris Dimitropoulos Betty Dowling Ellen Dunham-Jones Thanos Economou Michael Gamble George Johnston Sabir Khan Jude LeBlanc Ron Lewcock John Peponis Charles Rudolph Marc Bedarida Wanda Dye Frances Hsu Fred Pearsall Associated Courses Arch 4105 . History of Architecture I Arch 4106 . History of Architecture II Arch 4113 . History of Renaissance and Mannerist Architecture Arch 4114 . Medieval Architecture Arch 4117/6117 Architecture and the Arts and Crafts Movement Arch 4118.

70. Architectural History And Theory Group Dr Loach investigates architecture within the context of cultural history, focussing on 17th and 20th century France, and 19th century industrial architecture http://www.cf.ac.uk/archi/research/ahtg.html

Architectural History and Theory Group Research in this field is conducted within a number of thematic groups. The work of the Group has an international reputation, which is demonstrated by the members' prominence as invited speakers at international conferences, publication in internationally recognised journals and the international circulation of a number of recently published books. Architectural history has a particular emphasis on the 19th/20th centuries. Professor Weston's research on Nordic architecture has produced the first comprehensive authorised monograph on Jorn Utzon, written with unprecedented access to Utzon and his archive. His works on regional interpretations of modernism are reflected in an account of the 20th century house commissioned by Calman and King. Dr Loach investigates architecture within the context of cultural history, focussing on 17th and 20th century France, and 19th century industrial architecture, using an interdisciplinary approach with methods drawn from social and economic history. Her Lyonese and Jesuit cultural studies have been expanded by recent library findings and gaining access to manuscripts in private ownership hitherto not disclosed. Dr Samuel is working on Le Corbusier's unbuilt scheme for La Sainte Baume. She has published articles relating to her research in a variety of fields (literature, theology, cultural studies and architecture).

71. Faculty Of Architecture, Building And Planning : 5. Architectural History 5. Architectural history. Architectural history is taught within the Faculty of architecture, Building and Planning, but also in the Faculty of Arts. http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/1999/facs/ARCH-S12948.html

Search Index Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning Prev 4. Property and Construction Next 6. Landscape Architecture Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning : Guide to courses 5. Architectural History Table of Contents 5. Architectural History 5.1. Bachelor of Arts (Architectural History) 5.1.1. Career Options 5.1.2. Prerequisites ... 5.1.6. Course structure Bachelor of Arts (Architectural History major) Architectural history is taught within the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, but also in the Faculty of Arts. It deals with aspects of the history, interpretation, representation, cultural context, design, planning, construction, and conservation of buildings, viewed in a perspective of social history and cultural milieu. Specific subject areas include the wide range of European architecture, architecture of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Greek and Roman architecture, Asian architecture, and Australian architecture. A major in this area can lead to postgraduate studies as indicated below. These postgraduate studies are most often directed towards professional specialisation in the building conservation field. Although the specific major detailed below has only recently been introduced, earlier graduates of the Faculties in this field constitute a large proportion of the professionals now working for private consultants and government in Victoria in the areas of survey and identification, design and conservation controls, historical research, and the physical conservation of buildings.

72. CLASSICAL ART AND ARCHITECTURE FLEET: Carolina Navy Discussion Frigates @ Caroli Forums and live chats pertaining to all aspects of art and art history. http://killdevilhill.com/z/yartd/nantucket.html

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73. Faculty Of Architecture, Building And Planning : 5. Architectural History 5. Architectural history. Architectural history is taught within the Faculty of architecture, Building and Planning, but also in the Faculty of Arts. http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/2000/facs/ARCH-S12948.html

Search Index Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning Prev 4. Property and Construction Next 6. Landscape Architecture Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning : Guide to courses 5. Architectural History Table of Contents 5. Architectural History 5.1. Bachelor of Arts (Architectural History major) 5.1.1. Career Options 5.1.2. Prerequisites ... 5.1.6. Course structure Architectural History is taught within the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, but also in the Faculty of Arts. It deals with aspects of the history, interpretation, representation, cultural context, design, planning, construction, and conservation of buildings, viewed in a perspective of social history and cultural milieu. Specific subject areas include the wide range of European architecture, architecture of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Greek and Roman architecture, Asian architecture, and Australian architecture. A major in this area can lead to postgraduate studies as indicated below. These postgraduate studies are most often directed towards professional specialisation in the building conservation field. Although the specific major detailed below has only recently been introduced, earlier graduates of the Faculties in this field constitute a large proportion of the professionals now working for private consultants and government in Victoria in the areas of survey and identification, design and conservation controls, historical research, and the physical conservation of buildings. It is recommended that students intending to undertake this major consider undertaking two of the first-year Architectural History subjects listed below as preliminary studies to second and third-year subjects.

74. Carnegie Mellon Libraries Architecture Architectural History history Research Guide (Carnegie Mellon University Libraries). Pittsburgh architecture A Guide to Research (Carnegie Mellon University architecture Archives). http://www.library.cmu.edu/Research/Arts/Architecture/archhist.html

Architectural History Research Guides Periodical Indexes/Databases Reference Resources Research Collections ... Organizations and Repositories Research Guides Buildings and Their Architects (Carnegie Mellon University Libraries) History Research Guide (Carnegie Mellon University Libraries) Pittsburgh Architecture: A Guide to Research (Carnegie Mellon University Architecture Archives) Periodical Indexes/Databases Use periodical indexes/databases to look for articles. (Carnegie Mellon users only) 1964- . (Updated monthly.) Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals (Carnegie Mellon users only) ca. 1900- . (Updated daily.) The most extensive index to architectural periodicals. The online version of the Avery Index now includes citations dating back to ca. 1900. Bibliography of the History of Art (Carnegie Mellon users only) 1973- (updated quarterly) Covers western art (including architecture and archeology) from late antiquity to the present. Includes articles, some books, conference proceedings and dissertations, and exhibition catalogs. Historical Abstract s (Carnegie Mellon users only) 1967-present (updated monthly) Database of citations and abstracts to journals articles, book reviews, and dissertations in the areas of history, anthropology, political science, religon, etc. for all countries excluding the United States and Canada, from 1450 to the present.

75. Archeire - Irish Architecture Online - Contemporary And Historical Irish Archite Covering history, preservation, current developments and issues with news, discussion areas, reviews and articles. http://www.irish-architecture.com/

The Dublin Docklands Development Authority has announced the appointment of Devey Group as preferred bidder to develop the Performing Arts Centre at Grand Canal Square in Dublin Docklands. The proposed building, a dramatic design by the internationally renowned architect, Daniel Libeskind, will be the centrepiece of the Grand Canal Square project. This announcement follows the Docklands Authority's recent request for proposals for a landmark building of outstanding artistic merit.The Performing Arts Centre at Grand Canal Square will provide Dublin with a West End / Broadway style theatre. With a seating capacity of 2,000, the theatre will be integrated into a large retail and commercial development including an hotel by Manuel Aires Mateus. more details Poll: Ireland's 10 best young architects? As the publishers say, its "rather arbitrary and bound to irritate, but an effort, nonetheless, to celebrate talent." Select your top three in no particular order... Doors of Georgian Dublin A photographic look at the doors of Georgian Dublin. The details of Dublin's Georgian doorways vary greatly from street to street and even from doorway to doorway within the same street. here Archéire is.....

76. Queens College Art Library Internet Guide, Architectural History Architectural history Images and information on the history of architecture. Architectural history Excellent Starting Points architecture Web Sites. http://qcpages.qc.edu/Library/art/architecture.html

77. Simonsays.com > SimonSays > Architecture > History GO, Advanced Search, Email This Page Print This Page. SimonSays architecture history, architecture history. architecture history Titles. 1 matches. http://www.simonsays.com/content/content.cfm?sid=33&pid=369220

78. An Architectural History Of Wakefield Street. An Architectural history of Wakefield, The area which is now Wakefield was first settled in 1639 by a small group of settlers. http://www.wakefieldma.org/architecture.html

A nineteenth century Franklin Poole painting of Main Street. An Architectural History of Wakefield The area which is now Wakefield was first settled in 1639 by a small group of settlers. We have no buildings surviving from the town's earliest period, but we do have a still functioning system of roads, a pattern of land use, landscaping features and the Old Burial Ground, laid out about 1688-1689 Wakefield's earliest surviving structure may be the First Period part of the Hartshorne House , thought to date from 1681. Beginning as one room, now at the southwest corner of the house, the structure was greatly expanded during the Georgian period. Another First Period House, an ell of an old farmhouse, survives at 391 Vernon Street and has been tentatively dated to 1680. The main part of this house was built by Captain Daniel Green in Lynnfield in 1750. It was moved to Wakefield by his son, Caleb Green. The house has been placed in a special "First Period" grouping of structures on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service. As the agricultural community tended to grow slowly, not many Georgian houses were built in Wakefield. Of those remaining, most have been altered, often radically.

79. Horizon Books - Miscellaneous Bargain Books PARIS, William Francklyn; Decorative Elements in architecture; Random Observations on the etc, as well as the principles of design, relation to history. US$18. http://www.horizonbook.com/bargainmisc.html

BOOKS AT VERY LOW PRICES IN VARIOUS SUBJECTS The following is our bargain list for books in History, Science, Literature, Art, etc. All books are under US$25.00. Our other bargain lists are: natural history, ornithology books gardening books misc books, includes architecture, history, art, literature, science, technology Prices are in US funds, shipping extra. Payment is by VISA, Mastercard, US cheque on US bank or international money order. Please reserve any items by e-mail and give the author, title and bookID#. /*********************************************** * Encrypt Email script- Please keep notice intact. * Tool URL: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/emailriddler/ * **********************************************/ var emailarray9005= new Array(101,114,114,111,108,112,64,104,111,114,105,122,111,110,98,111,111,107,46,99,111,109) var postemail9005='' for (i=0;iOrdering Details Return to Horizon Books' Home Page ALDRICH, John H. and Forrest D. Nelson;

80. Architecture, History, Society, Havana, Santiago De Cuba Cuba Its Colonial and Architectural Heritage An Island overview with emphasis on its architecture, culture and society. (Havana http://www.edutourstocuba.com/join-a-tour/architecture-history.html

Following a very successful 2002-2003 season Edu Tours To Cuba.com is, for the third year in a row, partnering with Routes to Learning Canada in order to offer educational adventures to Cuba beginning November 2003. For the first time, departures for our popular Colonial and Architectural Heritage program are from Vancouver, Toronto and Halifax. Join us for a program of cultural enrichment you will not soon forget. Cuba: Its Colonial and Architectural Heritage An Island overview with emphasis on its architecture, culture and society (Havana 6 nights, Trinidad 2 nights, Camaguay 2 nights, Santa Clara 1 night, Santiago de Cuba 3 nights ) Our flagship program takes you on a voyage of discovery from the west to the east on the largest island in the Caribbean. You will experience the Cuba of the people and not the tourist. A university professor of Architecture travels with you for the whole trip along with a bilingual Cuban guide. Also accompanying you is a Canadian group leader who will ensure the quality of the program. This year we offer two extra days in Havana, this ensures that you will get a feel for this majestic city rich in culture and colonial architectural heritage. From Vancouver: February 16- March 1, 2004

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