1. Theme Park Architecture And Design Books: Theme Parks Bibliography The architecture and Design category in the theme parks Bibliography bibliography covers books which may be useful in researching theme parks, amusement parks, and related subjects Disney design and architecture are in the Disney theme parks section. http://www.themeparkcity.com/itps/bibk_arch.htm

Please visit our sponsors: Quick Search By... Title Author Keyword Publisher Journals: Journal Articles Trade Magazines Bibliographies Dissertations ... Videos Books: Architecture/Design Carnivals/Games Carousels/Rides Disney Corporate Disney Theme Parks ... Theme Park City Search Now: Bibliography: Books: Architecture and Design This bibliography covers books which may be useful in researching theme parks, amusement parks, and related subjects. Some of these books are available from the publisher or your favorite bookstore, while others are out of print but may still possibly be obtained through a used book dealer or from your library (in stock or through interlibrary loan). When possible a link has been provided to Amazon.com where you may check availability and order the book directly. Books about Disney design and architecture are in the Disney Theme Parks section. Braithwaite , David. Fairground Architecture; the world of amusement parks, carnivals, and fairs. NY: F. A. Praeger. 1968. xi,195p. illus. Many plans and Photos, some color. From the Excursions Into Architecture series. Very heavy on older fairground rides and show fronts, not much on amusement parks. Out of print.

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Design Community Architecture Discussion Message - Architecture vs, Sculpture, Theatre, and Theme Parks Responses Architecture Forum Architecture Students Architecture Scrapbook ... ArchitectureWeek Posted by Paul Malo on December 17, 2001 at 07:07:43: In Reply to: Re: Modernism V Postmodernism posted by Amanda on December 16, 2001 at 23:35:16: It may be argued that every project has a "function" of some sortotherwise, why does it exist? Even the trivial amusement of the designer (as in some unbuilt projects) is a "function." The word doesn't necessarily mean the utilitarian aspect for the client-users of the building. Buildings have an urban-design function in the townscape, for instance. They have cultural significance to the community. We may go on and on about the scope of a building's "function." So,in this sense, yes, architects still follow a "form follows function" principleeven Eisenman and possibly even Gehrybut there are very different notions of the particular "function" involved. If you're thinking of "function" more in terms of the internal workings of the building, then clearly few architects have ever allowed that to be the exclusive determinant of form. I recall Philip Johnson commenting, when asked by a student where he kept the garbage can in his famous glass house, that he didn't. Rather, he put it out in the lawn, sunken in a pit with a metal lid. Wasn't that inconvenient, the student askedtaking the garbage out in the rain? Johnson laughed and noted that "The human species is infinitely adaptable." Then on a more serious note he recalled his mentor, Mies's, notion that buildings outlive builders and have a life of their own, often converted to uses other than originally forseen. The classical view gives priority to the formal integrity of the architecture itself, supposing that use of the building may adapt to the form and probably will change from time to time.

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Design Community Architecture Discussion Message - Re: Architecture vs, Sculpture, Theatre, and Theme Parks Responses Architecture Forum Architecture Students Architecture Scrapbook ... ArchitectureWeek Posted by Paul Malo on December 17, 2001 at 07:43:31: In Reply to: Re: Architecture vs, Sculpture, Theatre, and Theme Parks posted by Richard Haut on December 17, 2001 at 07:31:09: Wrong about what? I said at the outset that all architecture serves a function, but that the question is how to define the approriate function of architecture. I sense from the response that exception is taken to the merit of a work like the Farnsworth House, which the client rejected as unsuitable. In this instance the function envisioned by the owner (who was picking up the tab) and by the architect were not compatible. This may be merely a semantic issue, of course. Probably most readers still think of function in the utilitarian sense of the programmatic use of the building by its occupantsthe "brief," as I think you call it over there. It's still a factor, unquestionably, but the point is that buildings may serve that purpose without being architecture. The world is full of them. ArchitectureWeek Search Buildings Architects ... Library Search GreatBuildings.com

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8. Theme Parks Bibliography From The Institute For Theme Park Studies Resources for the study of theme parks and amusement parks academic research into theme parks and amusement parks their uses, their Biographies/Corporate, Disney theme parks. Other parks Guidebooks, Park Histories, architecture/Design http://www.themeparkcity.com/itps

Please visit our sponsors: Click here to decorate your dorm room! The Institute For Theme Park Studies These pages are offered in the hope that they may assist in stimulating academic research into theme parks and amusement parks: their uses, their visitors, and their histories. As with any research project, we begin with the theme and amusement park lit review: A Theme Park Bibliography Journals/Trade Magazines/Other Materials: Journal Articles Trade Magazines Bibliographies Dissertations and Theses ... Park and Roller Coaster Videos Amusement Park Books: General: Amusement History/Analysis Tourism Disney: Biographies/Corporate Disney Theme Parks Other Parks: Guidebooks Park Histories Architecture/Design Rides: Roller Coasters Ride Science Related Areas: Carnivals/Games Las Vegas Zoos Help: How To Find Hard To Find Books Link Library: General: Park History Ride Safety Organizations: Enthusiast Clubs Trade Associations Carousel Museums Rides: Ride Physics Additional resources will be added to this site as time and tide allow. Frequently Asked Questions Poster Gallery Contact

9. Designing Disney's Theme Parks: The Architecture Of Reassurance Designing Disney s theme parks The architecture of Reassurance Search for books at 20th-century-history-books.com. 20th-century-history-books.com. http://20th-century-history-books.com/2080136399.html

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Modern Art Museum Home the museum the collection the building ... home MODERN ART MUSEUM OF FORT WORTH TO EXHIBIT THE ARCHITECTURE OF REASSURANCE: DESIGNING THE DISNEY THEME PARKS Fort Worth, Texas, November 23, 1998 ....Dr. Marla Price, Director of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, announced today that the museum will be one of five American museums to host The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks . "The Wonderful World of Disney" will be brought to the Modern Art Museum through this one-of-a-kind exhibition that explores the history of Disney theme parks from original concept to the most recent developments. The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks will be on view at the Modern's main location, in Fort Worth's Cultural District, February 13 through April 11, 1999. The national tour of this exhibition is sponsored by Target Stores, Dayton's and Mervyn's California. The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks will present some 350 objects selected form the archives of Walt Disney Imagineering. These include plans, drawings, paintings, models for the parks and their attractions, historical photographs of the projects and advertisements used to promote the parks on view in a major museum exhibition for the first time ever. From the moment it opened on July 17, 1955 with 24-camera live television coverage Disneyland has been a powerful symbol of contemporary American culture. Just as Disney's theme parks have expanded around the globe so have their architectural strategies spread beyond the park enclosures suggesting new approaches to the "real world" architecture of the shopping center, the resort and subtly changing public expectations of the cityscape. As a result, Disneyland has been a lasting subject of controversy and debate. Celebrated and attacked as the ultimate embodiment of the consumer society of simulation and of pastiche. "Disneyland" has become a watchword in the cultural battleground between "high" and "low" a metaphor for America's entertainment culture and a synonym for what trivializes or sentimentalizes the world around us.

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TELL A FRIEND The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks The "Wonderful World of Disney" is bringing its magic to Kansas City in a first-of-its- kind exhibition that provides an unprecedented look at the making of the Disney theme parks. This large-scale presentation will be on view at the Nelson-Atkins from June 30 through September 3. organized by the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal and curated by Karal Ann Marling, professor of art history and American studies at the University of Minnesota, The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks features approximately 350 objects selected from the archives of Walt Disney Imagineering. Presented are original architectural drawings, models, photographs, posters, advertisements and other artifacts that reveal the intentions and strategies behind the parks and their attractions. Prior venues for The Architecture of Reassurance have included the Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montreal; the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; UCLA at the Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center, Los Angeles; the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution, New York; the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; and The Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh. From the moment it opened in l955, Disneyland has been an international symbol of American culture, one that has been both celebrated and attacked as the ultimate embodiment of consumer society.

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Modern Art Museum Home the museum the collection the building ... home MODERN ART MUSEUM OF FORT WORTH TO EXHIBIT THE ARCHITECTURE OF REASSURANCE: DESIGNING THE DISNEY THEME PARKS Fort Worth, Texas, November 23, 1998 ....Dr. Marla Price, Director of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, announced today that the museum will be one of five American museums to host The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks . "The Wonderful World of Disney" will be brought to the Modern Art Museum through this one-of-a-kind exhibition that explores the history of Disney theme parks from original concept to the most recent developments. The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks will be on view at the Modern's main location, in Fort Worth's Cultural District, February 13 through April 11, 1999. The national tour of this exhibition is sponsored by Target Stores, Dayton's and Mervyn's California. The Architecture of Reassurance: Designing the Disney Theme Parks will present some 350 objects selected form the archives of Walt Disney Imagineering. These include plans, drawings, paintings, models for the parks and their attractions, historical photographs of the projects and advertisements used to promote the parks on view in a major museum exhibition for the first time ever. From the moment it opened on July 17, 1955 with 24-camera live television coverage Disneyland has been a powerful symbol of contemporary American culture. Just as Disney's theme parks have expanded around the globe so have their architectural strategies spread beyond the park enclosures suggesting new approaches to the "real world" architecture of the shopping center, the resort and subtly changing public expectations of the cityscape. As a result, Disneyland has been a lasting subject of controversy and debate. Celebrated and attacked as the ultimate embodiment of the consumer society of simulation and of pastiche. "Disneyland" has become a watchword in the cultural battleground between "high" and "low" a metaphor for America's entertainment culture and a synonym for what trivializes or sentimentalizes the world around us.

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C.H.I.P.S. HOME PAGE SUBJECT LIST TITLE LIST MANUAL ORDER FORM ... QUESTIONS COMMENTS Theme Park Architectural Design Book from C.H.I.P.S. Designing Disney's Theme Parks: The Architecture of Reassurance edited by Karal Ann Marling Disney theme parks have been seen as a harbinger of the culture of the shopping mall, a symbol of America in the entertainment industry, and the epitome of everything fanciful or gaudy in our modern, consumer-driven society. This fascinating volume explores popular and critical responses to the architecture of Disney parks from their inception in 1955 to today. Drawing upon a wealth of plans, posters, models, drawings, and paintings created by Walt Disney Corporation's "Imagineering" department, Designing Disney's Theme Parks is the first book to examine the influence of Disneyland on our built environment and to address the complex issues arising from the Disney Corporation's current project to create an ideal city combining recreated historical architecture and progressive technology. This book provides a unique perspective on one of the great postwar American icons.

15. Disney Theme Parks Books: Theme Parks Bibliography Marling, Karal Ann (Editor) Designing Disney s theme parks the architecture of reassurance. NY Flammarion. 1997. 223p. Color Photos and Artwork. http://www.themeparkcity.com/itps/bibk_ddl.htm

Please visit our sponsors: Journals: Journal Articles Trade Magazines Bibliographies Dissertations ... Videos Books: Architecture/Design Carnivals/Games Carousels/Rides Disney Corporate Disney Theme Parks Guidebooks History/Analysis Las Vegas Park Histories ... Theme Park City Search Now: Bibliography: Books: Disney Theme Parks This bibliography covers books which may be useful in researching theme parks, amusement parks, and related subjects. Some of these books are available from the publisher or your favorite bookstore, while others are out of print but may still possibly be obtained through a used book dealer or from your library (in stock or through interlibrary loan). When possible a link has been provided to Amazon.com where you may check availability and order the book directly. Books about the Disney company and about Walt Disney are in the Disney Corporate/Biography section. Beard , Richard R. Walt Disney's EPCOT: creating the new world of tomorrow . NY: Abrams. 1982. 240p. Numerous Color Photos and fold-out artwork. Beautiful art book covering the creation of the Epcot theme park, filled with concept art, construction photos, and future plans (some of which were never realized). Out of print. Search for a used copy at

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