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	Origins of Software Architecture Study
		Although the term architecture is still used today in some communities to refer to the user view of a system, it isn't what is meant by software architecture, which refers to the structure of the system quite hidden from the user.
		However, the notion of architecture as a common description of a class of systems -- i.e., an abstraction, where all the instantiations are said to exhibit the architecture -- endures, and is at the heart of the concept.
		Work in software architecture can be seen as attempting to codify the commonality among members of a program family, so that the high-level design decisions inherent in each member of a program family need not be re-invented, re-validated, and re-described.
	www.sei.cmu.edu /architecture/roots.html (1086 words)

	Essays on Software Architecture
		Effective use of architecture as a means to reduce and manage system complexity appears to depend rather heavily on the use of prescriptive architectures, that is, architectures that serve as specifications for system development and constrain developers with regard to certain important system issues.
		Architectural views for a reference architecture will identify the external and component level interfaces by specific details where known and by abstractions where they are determined by target system elaboration.
		The architecture must clearly derive from a set of driving architectural requirements that are adjudged by the architects and other stakeholders to be of sufficient importance to the system and its qualities that specific architectural mechanisms are required to insure their coverage.
	www.sei.cmu.edu /architecture/essays.html (16018 words)

	Cooper Union School of Architecture: Hejduk Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Stark, astringent, and stunning—filled with vivid forms and sensous language—Soundings is an examination of architecture’s naked heart from a visionary in the practice.
		Designed as a dictionary to read the architectural drawings that track a ten-year eastern journey from Venice and Berlin to Prague; from Riga, Lake Baikal, to Vladivostok on the Sea of Japan, this is the second volume of John Hejduk’s trilogy.
		These projects are a new a approach to urban form—an intensive investigation of programs that are a catalyst for an architecture deeply concerned with the metaphysics of objects and subjects, and their associations with a place.
	www.cooper.edu /architecture/publications/hejduk.html (1972 words)

	The University of Sydney-Faculty of Architecture-Staff
		My joint paper at the 2005 Canberra Architecture Biennial was the result of the first stage of my current research into the ideas underlying contemporary architecture, worldwide, and dealt with the issue of transience and intangibility embodied in the translucent and layered character of much contemporary architecture.
		He graduated from the Architectural Association in 1975 and subsequently taught at the AA as Unit Master from 1976 until 1990, when he was invited by Arata Isozaki to participate in ‘Art Polis’ — an international programme of architectural works in Kumamoto, southern Japan - and he established his office, The Architecture Factory, in Tokyo.
		In 2002 he lectured in Dublin at the invitation of the Architectural Association of Ireland, and was a keynote speaker at the Conference of the Royal Scottish Institute of Architects.
	www.arch.usyd.edu.au /web/staff/homepages/tomheneghan.html (3747 words)

	Central Colleges of the Philippines
		Thus, 1975 is considered as the official establishment of the College of Architecture in CCP.
		The College of Architecture in congruence with the Philosophy of CCP, is commited to provide the venue by which the Students as well as the Faculty can pursue truth in knowledge and excellence.
		The Vision of the CCP College of Architecture is to be a good value institution of learning that will provide the training and education of students aspiring to be professionals in the field of Architecture.
	www.ccp.edu.ph /ar.html (771 words)

	Manitoba Modernist Architecture 1945-1975 - Canadian Architecture News
		Winnipeg is a crucible of Canadian Modernist architecture.
		The Faculty of Architecture at the University of Manitoba graduated some of the most important representatives of Canadian Modernism.
		There are no enlargements of important works, no architectural models and only a handful of drawings.
	canada.archiseek.com /news/2006/000253.html (434 words)

	MIT Architecture: Jan Wampler Profile
		Wampler received his B.S. in Architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design in 1963 and a M.A.U.D. from the Harvard Graduate School of Design in 1964.
		Wampler was elected to the College of Fellows of the AIA, and in 1999 he received the Distinguished Professor Award from the ACSA.
		These include: "La Puntilla," Progressive Architecture; "L'Emprette," L'Architecture D'Aujourd'hui, May/June 1975; "Boston Architecture", Andrea Leers and Alex Krieger, A&U, V. 222, March, 1989; "Thinking the City" exhibition; "Designing for Special Populations," Architecture, January, 1987; "A Village in a House," Space and Society, June 1984.
	architecture.mit.edu /people/profiles/prwamplr.html (295 words)

	National Park Service: Astronomy and Astrophysics NHL Theme Study
		The Old Observatory is a small white Greek Revival building built in 1844 under the supervision of Frederick A.P. Barnard, professor of chemistry and mathematics (1837-54) and later president of Columbia University.
		The shelter was built in 1909 to house visiting scientists on the summit of Mount Whitney during their studies of solar radiation.
		The Detroit Observatory was constructed in 1854 combining both Greek Revival and Italianate elements under the direction of Henry Philip Tappan, president of the University of Michigan.
	www.cr.nps.gov /history/online_books/butowsky5/astro5a.htm (959 words)

	Bibliography: Architecture
		Bloom, J. and Blair, S. The Art and Architecture of Islam: 1250-1800".
		Islamic art and architecture : the system of geometric design; edited by Tarek El-Bouri and Keith Critchlow ; general editor Salma Samar Damluji.
		Michell, G. Architecture of the Islamic World: Its History and Social Meaning".
	www.islamicart.com /library/bib/architecture.html (360 words)

	MEYER ARCHITECTURE
		Walter earned a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Arizona State University’s College of Architecture in 1975, where he became largely influenced by Professor of Design Calvin C. Straub, noted as the “father of California post and beam architecture.” Walter’s study of Straub’s uniquely regional architectural model is evidenced in his design work today.
		Walter Meyer, AIA, principal and co-founder of Meyer Architecture, has been selected to serve as the sole architect of the seven-member Beverly Hills Architectural Commission, which is appointed by the City Council to make decisions regarding the aesthetics of development in all commercial and multi-family residential projects in the City.
		Meyer Architecture has opened up the interior spaces, admitting an abundance of natural light and increasing the square footage by over 4,000, an addition so seamless it is virtually impossible to distinguish new construction from old.
	meyer-architecture.com (6411 words)

	Center for Architecture \| Exhibitions
		After the tremendous success of the inaugural architecture schools exhibition, the AIA New York Chapter is proud to continue the tradition of showcasing emerging talents from the metropolitan area architecture schools.
		Architectural models, renderings and photographs outline a framework for the progressive urban trajectory this city has chartered, and a global context for evaluating developments in large scale metropolitan planning.
		Architecture is making its presence felt in fashion as the pliable metals, membrane structures, lightweight glasses and flexible plastics used in building construction are creeping on to the catwalks.
	www.aiany.org /centerforarchitecture/exhibitions.php (3694 words)

	Architecture reunion panel
		Ann Marion, Thomas Fisher and Eileen Weingarten, Class of 1975 Architecture, Art and Planning, three of eight reunion panelists June 10 in Robert Purcell Community Center auditorium, discussing how Cornell influenced where they are today.
		Tom Fisher, professor and dean of the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at the University of Minnesota, quoted theologian Thomas Merton, "To become myself, I must cease to be what I always thought I wanted to be," to explain his career path.
		The change was an eye-opener that led to her involvement in such projects as the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City and working with state and local planners, the city's parks conservancy and such artists as Sol LeWitt and Andy Goldsworthy.
	www.news.cornell.edu /stories/June05/Architecture.reunion.panel.html (567 words)

	The Winnipeg Art Gallery - Manitoba Modernist Architecture 1945-1975
		century architecture characterized by flat roofs, smooth facades, cubic shapes, and open, flowing floor plans---the complete antithesis of traditional historical ornamentation.
		Design and construction techniques were also new: for example, the use of steel as the structural skeleton of the building, concrete floors, and a wide expanse of glass for the façade.
		Exhibition sponsored by Stantec Architecture; Smith Carter Architects and Engineers Incorporated; Number Ten Architectural Group; LM Architectural Group; MMP Architects Inc.; EQ3; KGS Group; Faculty of Architecture, University of Manitoba; Manitoba Hydro; Gerald A. Libling; Mel P. Michener.
	www.wag.mb.ca /htmlfiles/EXHIBITIONS/CURRENT_/mb-mod-architecture.asp (547 words)

	MU Architecture + Interior Design \| Faculty
		Thomas A. Dutton is an architect and professor of architecture and interior design at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
		He is co-editor (with Lian Hurst Mann) of Reconstructing Architecture: Critical Discourses and Social Practices (University of Minnesota Press, 1996) and editor of Voices in Architectural Education: Cultural Politics and Pedagogy (South Hadley, MA.: Bergin and Garvey, 1991).
		His research focuses on the connections between critical pedagogy, architectural education, and urban theory and social practice.
	www.fna.muohio.edu /arcweb/faculty/tdutton.html (249 words)

	Architecture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		in Architecture is composed of 165 credit hours, requiring a minimum of five years for completion.
		The Department of Architecture is keen on promoting extra-curricular activities involving both the students and the Faculty.
		In addition, figures of reputable standing in Architecture and related fields; Jordanians, Arabs and foreigners are invited to lecture in the Department.
	www.ju.edu.jo /faculties/engineering/Architecture2.htm (300 words)

	La Biennale di Venezia
		Sunday, 19 November 2006, was the last day of the Venetian displays of the 10th International Architecture Exhibition, which has had a great success among the public: the Biennale venues in Venice and Palermo (where the exhibition will be open until 14 January 2007) have totalled 130,226 visits.
		Two collateral sections complemented the theme of the international exhibition: Cities of Stone curated by Claudio D'Amato Guerrieri and City-Port curated by Rinio Bruttomesso (the latter is open until January 14, 2007, in Palermo).
		The Architecture section of the Venice Biennale was established in 1980, although a few exhibitions had taken place since 1975 within the Art section.
	www.labiennale.org /en/architecture (186 words)

	fulltime faculty -- uta school of architecture
		Taught previously at Ohio University and served as Chairman, Department of Architecture, 1971-74.
		Taught at Ohio State University, 1974-82, and at the Catholic University of America as Coördinator of the Summer Session for the Department of Architecture and Planning, 1975-82.
		Publications in The Journal of Architectural Education, Process, and The Chicago Architectural Journal.
	www.uta.edu /architecture/people/fulltime.htm?last_name=McDermott (150 words)

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		The School of Architecture and Planning (SAAP) was founded in 1975.
		Previously, Architecture was a department in the College of Fine Arts.
		Over the years, the Architecture department had broadened its interest in the built environment including a desire to provide more coursework in environmental design, physical planning, and social issues.
	www.unm.edu /~saap/crp/about_saap.html (299 words)

	American Architecture, 1975 - 2000
		A discussion of design trends in American architecture from 1975 to 2000 includes two general tendencies that have influenced designers during this period: far sources and near sources.
		The work of a variety of architects is discussed under four general headings: "Inventing Tradition" (for example, the work of Robert A. Stern); "Celebrating the Everyday" (for example, the work of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown); "Redefining Expressionism"(for example, the work of Frank Gehry); and "Expanding Modernism" (for example, the work of Richard Meier).
		The future direction of American architecture is seen as a fusion of various Modernist sources.
	ideas.repec.org /p/wop/pennzl/427.html (338 words)

	Classical Resources for Architecture, UM Libraries
		The WorldCat and RLG union catalogs are useful for identifying materials for interlibrary loan.
		An annual international bibliography of the architecture, archaeology, religion, iconography, and cultural history of the ancient world.
		An invaluable source for architectural views, plans, sections, and elevations in c.
	www.lib.umd.edu /UMCP/ARCH/guides/classical.html (429 words)

	Department of Horticulture & Landscape Architecture, Purdue University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Much of my support materials that "glue" the technical components of landscape architecture together are attitude and motivation.
		These two considerations, coupled with organization are the key to success in the classroom for instructors and as examples to students.
		In LA 216, the initial design course, my continued efforts relate to basic information about landscape architectural design and confidence in graphic communications.
	www.hort.purdue.edu /hort/people/faculty/pierceall.shtml (615 words)

	unigroup \| Architecture & Interior Design
		Operating since 1975, Unigroup Architecture & Interior Design Inc. is a full service architectural and interior design firm providing a highly effective and unique approach to architecture and quality design centered around committed principal involvement, strategic project teams, technological innovation, proven project management and client-focused solutions.
		From its very beginning Unigroup has dedicated itself to developing strong, long-lasting client relationships by consistently meeting and exceeding client expectations.
		Unigroup's formidable and wide range of work has earned the firm recognition as one of the most respected architectural design firms in western Canada.
	www.unigrouparchitects.com /index.html (101 words)

	Architecture Reference Materials, UM Libraries
		Scope: This guide lists print reference resources for the study of architectural history, theory, and practice, primarily in the reference section of the Architecture Library at the University of Maryland at College Park.
		Landscape Architecture Sourcebook: A Guide to Resources on the History and Practice of Landscape Architecture in the United States.
		The Architectural Drawings of Henri Sauvage: The Works of an Architect-Decorator in the Collections of the Institut Francais d'Architecture and the Archives de Paris.
	www.lib.umd.edu /UMCP/ARCH/guides/refguide.html (2024 words)

	Kent Hubbell fabric architecture
		The canopy was designed by Kent Hubbell, who discovered fabric architecture when he was an undergraduate at Cornell.
		He earned an MFA in sculpture from Yale University in 1973, spent a year as a visiting assistant professor of architecture at Cornell, then joined the University of Michigan's architecture faculty in 1975, where he taught for 18 years and chaired his department for seven.
		He returned to Cornell in 1993 to chair the Department of Architecture in the College of Architecture, Art and Planning, where he remains a faculty member.
	www.news.cornell.edu /stories/Aug05/Hubbell_fabric.lm.html (596 words)

	1975 in architecture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frank House, also known as House VI, designed by Peter Eisenman
		The Seoul Tower in Seoul, South Korea is completed.
		Architecture Firm Award - Davis, Brody and Associates
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1975_in_architecture (102 words)

	Minimalist Architecture
		"Leaving aside present-day misuse and the inflation of the term, Minimalist architecture represents one of the most significant contributions to a review of a discipline, and an attempt to endow it with new foundations, and a way of life."
		Instead Minimalism is not only art or architecture, actually is is an idea that does not elude existence.
		It is analoguous to the editing of a film, where there is an enherent concentration of form and experience.
	www.arcspace.com /books/Minimalist_Architecture (371 words)

	ARLIS/NA - Architecture Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This listserv is for section discussion it is not meant to replace architecture related discussion on arlis-l.
		The Architecture Section of ARLIS/NA is composed of those ARLIS/NA members who are interested in the documentation of architecture, its allied arts, and their history.
		The primary purpose of the Architecture Section is to support professional development and communication for those interested in the documentation of architecture and its allied arts.
	www.lib.berkeley.edu /~skoskine/ArchitectureSection.html (1052 words)

	Evaluation Exchange Public Communication Campaigns Issue: Promising Practices - at the Harvard Family Research Project ...
		Information architecture uses basic elements of architectural design (e.g., graphics, color, layout, fonts, and empty space) to convey information as efficiently and simply as possible.
		Using information architecture, the book strives to communicate to a broad audience, cutting across such barriers as socioeconomic status, education, and experience; those purchasing the book range from “regular” parents and caregivers to child care professionals and community organizers.
		For organizations whose goal is to educate through publications and other forms of written communication, information architecture provides a viable alternative to “traditional” written communication methods that are more linear and text-driven.
	www.gse.harvard.edu /~hfrp/eval/issue20/pp1.html (894 words)

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