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california architects

jones partners (for instance)

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johnston marklee



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paul laffoley artist/architect



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hyperaccumulators


eco-economy


savoye space




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Terry Smith (ed) Impossible Presence, surface and screen in the photogenic era



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OMD (Office of Mobile Design)




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house of the rising sun



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tv architects




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vw's phaeton phactory



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andrew michael geller



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click >here< to become a famous architect


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pierre koenig



"Built his first architecturally exposed steel and glass house while a third year architectural student at USC in 1950. He has been in private practice since graduation in 1952. After designing a number of exposed steel and glass houses, Koenig was invited by John Entenza, editor of Arts & Architecture magazine, to design Case Study House No. 21. With the successful completion of that project Koenig designed Case Study House No. 22, which turned out to be one of the most famous houses of all."




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mies in berlin mies in america



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castiglioni




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architecture and hygiene



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lot-tec's signature shipping containers



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krauss on buren :

"...the "cabane éclatée" (exploded shack), Buren's anti-architectural ploy, was the material support for the parodic museum. A labyrinthine network of shantylike cubicles, all exposed studs, was made to fill the top floor of the Pompidou, each either containing a small construction—looking like a piece of de Stijl furniture—or bearing a sequence of projected images on its interior walls."


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the complete case study house program




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"houses of the future" sold tickets at world's fairs, but they didn't affect home building. Can MIT's prefab smart house change the way we build and live? By Peter Hall / metropolis 12/02



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ARCH7306 UNSW




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verner panton design



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architecture & music tim hungerford




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googie





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