
	Where results make sense

Topic: Case Study House

Related Topics

Eames House

Kirghiz language

Zork magic

Toyonaka

1330s BCE

Junk DNA

Black dwarf

Chromosome

Maghrebim

Clintonia

Gambantein

Kenilworth

Hydroxide

In the News (Fri 27 Nov 09)

Northern Trust

Marvin Harrison

Peter Chernin

Gary Locke

Match Play

Penelope Cruz

Mickey Rourke

AR Rahman

Danny Boyle

Hugh Jackman

	Case Study: House Of Travel
		House of Travel is New Zealandâs largest privately owned travel firm, competing in a highly competitive travel booking market.
		House of Travelâs new website was functionally revolutionary.
		House of Travel engaged Netconcepts to undertake a comprehensive review of all website marketing, and suggest and implement strategies to boost sales through the site.
	www.netconcepts.com /house-of-travel-case-study (792 words)

	Bailey House, Case Study House No. 21 - Pierre Koenig - Great Buildings Online
		The orientation of glazed walls is north and south, with solid walls on the east and west.
		During the hot months the water is pumped hydraulically from the pool to the roof gutter to fall through the scuppers and circulate and aerate the pool.
		"The house is a series of 10- by 22-foot bays 9 feet high; each frame is composed of an 8-inch I-beam, floor channel and three 4-inch wide flange columns.
	www.greatbuildings.com /buildings/Case_Study_House_21.html (410 words)

	Crown House \| NavisWorks
		Crown House Engineering, a division of Carillion PLC, carried out the mechanical and electrical services for eight of the exhibition zones within the Millennium Dome, the largest building of its type in the world and home of the United Kingdom's official celebrations of the new millennium.
		Crown House Engineering relies on JetStream from NavisWorks to help ensure that all their project is completed to the highest standard and on schedule.
		We were able to see exactly what services had to be re-coordinated by means of zooming in on potential clashes, cutting sections through the model as and where required, and rotating the model with comparable ease to cover all perspectives.
	www.navisworks.com /case_study_crown_house_01.htm (512 words)

	REPLICAS OF CASE STUDY HOUSE 16 - Article \| docomomo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To them, the twin houses are a homage to their late father, Rodney Walker, and to the first family home he built 60 years ago.
		Case Study house: In last week's article on the late builder Rodney Walker, Case Study House No. 7 in the landmark architecture program was incorrectly listed as "moved or demolished." The house still stands in its original location.
		PART of the genius of many Case Study houses is not only how they redefined modern living in the '40s, '50s and '60s, but how their designs remain so relevant.
	www.docomomo-us.org /replicas_of_case_study_house_16_article (2171 words)

	Case Study Houses - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first six houses were built by 1948 and attracted more than 350,000 visitors.
		While not all 36 designs were built, most of those that were constructed were built in Los Angeles; a few are in the San Francisco Bay Area, and one was built in Phoenix, Arizona.
		#9 The Entenza House, Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Case_Study_Houses (286 words)

	ArchitectureWeek - Culture - Case Study: The Eames House - 2002.0424
		The "Case Study House Program" initiated in 1945 by Arts and Architecture magazine, enlisted the talents of eight architects including Richard Neutra and Eero Saarinen.
		Here is the story of the house designed by and for Charles and Ray Eames, as told by their grandson.
		The Case Study House Program embraced, first of all, a belief that the modernist ideals could be part of the postwar home.
	www.architectureweek.com /2002/0424/culture_1-1.html (307 words)

	:Case Study Houses - The Complete CSH Program : books at arcspace.com
		Entenza envisioned the Case Study effort as a way to offer the public and the building industry models for low-cost housing in the modern idiom, foreseeing the coming building boom as inevitable in the wake of the drastic housing shortages during the depression and war years.
		Contributors to the case Study House program ranged from architects who were to attain international reputations - Richard Neutra, Charles and Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen, Craig Ellwood and Pierre Koenig - to those whose reputations remain primarily localized, such as Whitney R. Smith, Thornton Abell, and Rodney Walker.
		A few of the early built houses were even brought into the program after being designed in order to continue some degree of momentum for the Case Study effort during breaks in its continuity.
	www.arcspace.com /books/taschen/Case_Study_Houses/csh_book.html (643 words)

	The Encyclopedia Salesman, case study from the Center for Business Ethics and Social Responsibility (Site not responding. Last check: )
		With the appearance of ribbit remaining intact in the standardized-product case, legitimacy is not given to the discount-prepayment scheme until yet a third condition is met.
		An analogous case is recorded at Bava Mezia 64a: S stipulates to B an up front price of, say, $300, for the entire milk production of his goats for the year.
		Since, in the case at hand, the one who pays up front agrees to accept the work irrespective of defective workmanship on the part of the publisher, the lower up front price should not be regarded as a discount from the post publication price.
	www.jewishethicist.com /library/encyclopedia.html (11452 words)

	LaMiDesign.Com/Plans \| Catalog of Plans
		Case Study house number 8, the Eames House is probably the quintessential "simple steel box" and is a point of inspiration for this design.
		When the Case Study houses were built it was hoped that the industrial might of the US built up during WW2 could now turn to producing modern houses of standardized industrial components at a scale that would make them affordable.
		The Steel Case house is designed to alleviate this situation by allowing the steel fabrication and erection to fit into the construction sequence typical to a wood framed house.
	www.lamidesign.com /plans/planscat/0357/0357pg.html (770 words)

	US Waterproofing — Basement Waterproofing — Case Study: Historic House in Highland Park, IL
		Case Study: Historic House in Highland Park, IL Waterproofing was hired to design and install a replacement drainage system for an approximately 100-year-old house in Highland Park, Illinois.
		The house is on a large lot close to Lake Michigan and was in very bad repair.
		The entire perimeter of the house was excavated down to the footing and the walls cleaned.
	www.seepage.com /casestudy_historichouse.html (463 words)

	Case Study Cleveland
		The Case Study House program, begun in 1945 by John Entenza of Arts & Architecture magazine, is arguably one of the most significant chapters in post-World War II American architecture.
		The exhibition House: Case Study Cleveland will revisit the goals and challenges of the principles of the Case Study program reexamined for a Midwestern, post-industrial city, considering the environment, and reconfigured to provide an alternative to the contractor-designed homes that predominate in diverse Cleveland urban and suburban neighborhoods.
		House: Case Study Cleveland will also be listed in the local and regional AIA publications, and AIA's e-mail newsletter, to invite submissions.
	www.spacesgallery.org /3-01/housecase.html (1206 words)

	TASCHEN Books: Architecture - All Titles - Case Study Houses - Facts
		The Case Study House program (1945-66) was an exceptional, innovative event in the history of American architecture and remains to this day unique.
		Highly experimental, the program generated houses that were designed to re-define the modern home, and thus had a pronounced influence on architecture - American and international - both during the program's existence and even to this day.
		She was Adjunct Professor in the School of Fine Arts’ Public Art Studies Program at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles and has published and lectured widely on a variety of topics in contemporary art and architecture.
	www.taschen.com /pages/en/catalogue/books/architecture/all/facts/01656.htm (361 words)

	A Case Study: Hackney House (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hackney House was built in about 1727 for Stamp Brooksbank to designs by the architect Colen Campbell and stood in eighteen acres of grounds.
		Hackney House lay to the east of the junction of Urswick Road with Lower Clapton Road and its grounds stretched from Homerton Row in the south to the line of Blurton Road.
		To the right of the house was another concealed gravelled garden, possibly the kitchen garden then, certainly used as such by 1775.
	www.hackney.gov.uk /ca-garden-history-hackney (756 words)

	Modern in Melbourne, Lectures,Case Study House Numer 8, The Eames House
		Eames' house was certainly unconventional, a package of standard, off-the-peg components which, when assembled, made up an art-work as unique as a Duchamp ready-made.
		The house itself has a full-height living room at the south end and takes up eight of the seventeen standard 7 foot 6 inch bays.
		The exterior of his house consists of transparent panels, clear or wired glass; translucent panels which are glass fibre and opaque ones which are wood, grey asbestos, aluminum and coloured blue, red, earth colour, fl, or, on occasion, covered with plaster covered with gold leaf.
	users.tce.rmit.edu.au /E03159/ModMelb/mm2/lect/50_60_70/html/casestudy/casestudy1a.html (604 words)

	A Case Study: Marsh House (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The moat may have protected an earlier house but by the late eighteenth century it formed part of the grounds of its neighbour.
		The orchard was probably directly behind the house and the two fields to the north and east would have been used for grazing the few sheep and cows Adam kept.
		For many years afterwards Marsh House was inhabited by the Yetts family and is seen in the 1884 photographs much as they would have known it; it was demolished for housing shortly afterwards and the moated garden obliterated.
	www.hackney.gov.uk /text/ca-garden-history-marsh (338 words)

	Space -- The Work of Charles and Ray Eames: A Legacy of Invention (Library of Congress Exhibition) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From their own house in Los Angeles to their proposal for the do-it-yourself Kwikset House, the Eameses sought to bring "the good life" to the general public by integrating high and low art forms, modern materials and construction technologies, craft, and design.
		Case Study House #8 -- the Eameses' own steel-and-glass home in Los Angeles -- used construction elements from trade catalogues and was intended to serve as a model for do-it-yourself modern design.
		The Kwikset House was a low-cost prefabricated residence designed as a kit to be assembled by homeowners.
	www.loc.gov /exhibits/eames/space.html (881 words)

	web design web development e-branding services
		Is a joint venture between ate enterprise ltd. And erhardt Leimer gmbh, germany, the company manufactures and markets sophisticated web guiding systems and web tension....
		The house of Mangaldas Girdhardas, the only ´boutique´ category hotel in Ahmedabad.
		Housed in a 20th century mansion this stately metro heritage property has been tastefully refurbished to retain....
	www.cybervox.net /case_study.php?id=5 (0 words)

	Case Study House 21 - Archiplanet
		The orientation of glazed walls is north and south, with solid walls on the east and west.
		During the hot months the water is pumped hydraulically from the pool to the roof gutter to fall through the scuppers and circulate and aerate the pool.
		"The house is a series of 10- by 22-foot bays 9 feet high; each frame is composed of an 8-inch I-beam, floor channel and three 4-inch wide flange columns.
	www.archiplanet.org /wiki/Case_Study_House_21 (299 words)

	Modern in Melbourne, Lectures, Case Study House Number 21 Pierre Koenig
		The orientation of glazed walls is north and south, with solid walls on the east and west.
		During the hot months the water is pumped hydraulically from the pool to the roof gutter to fall through the scuppers and circulate and aerate the pool.
		"The house is a series of 10- by 22-foot bays 9 feet high; each frame is composed of an 8-inch I-beam, floor channel and three 4-inch wide flange columns.
	users.tce.rmit.edu.au /E03159/ModMelb/mm2/lect/50_60_70/html/casestudy/casestudy2.html (286 words)

	Case Study: Mold House Revisited
		Case Study: The House of Mold, Assessment Journal, November/December 2001).
		The owner’s presented reports from the county’s building and codes department that said the house was unlivable, from a structural engineer that noted all the structural problems that led to the mold problem and from renovators that estimated the cost of repairs to be approximately $700,000.
		In December of 2000 the subject property sold for $450,000 and the value of the structure after abstracting the land and pool value from the sale price was calculated to be $324,000.
	www.accesskansas.org /kcaa/reports/mold2.htm (1496 words)

	Bibliography
		Case Study House for 1949 by Charles Eames.
		Case Study Houses #8 and #9 by Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen.
		Essay regarding housing issues facing architects of the Post War era and the post Cold War era, with a floor plan of the Eames house.
	www.eamesoffice.com /index2.php?mod=bibliography&KT_az=C (230 words)

	Zurich Opera House - Case Study
		Speedy communication network requirements are usually seen as the domain of large corporate organisations; but when the Zurich Opera house approached PAV Data Systems' resellers, about purchasing a state of the art system, it soon became clear why their need was just as acute.
		Given that the Opera house, like most centres of art and culture have limited funds together with the fact that it was looking for a more immediate solution to its communication needs, the cable option was not viable.
		In the case of the Opera house, a direct link was not possible since the rehearsal rooms and its offices were situated behind another building that blocked a direct line of sight.
	www.pavdata.com /partners_skyseries_case2.htm (705 words)

	Curbed LA: Another Case Study House For Sale
		Now Rodney Walker's Case Study #16, recreated by his son Craig Walker, is listed here for $2.65 million.
		While the original Case Study #16 in Bel Air was destroyed, this "reinterpretation" is located just outside Ojai, on a 2 acre property.
		There was an article about this house (and his brother's house which is another 'interpretation' of the same house) in the L.A. Times a few months ago, but neither provided enough photos, let alone floor plans.
	la.curbed.com /archives/2006/10/another_case_st.php (381 words)

	Case Study: Ninth House Training Is on Course with the Navy
		To conduct the study, the Navy tapped the Center for Naval Analysis, a division of the CNA Corp., an independent non-profit research and analysis institution based in Alexandria, Virginia.
		The study compared pre- and posttest scores from a test that measures learning, and focus groups of the CPO selectees who had taken the training to assess the outcome of their learning experiences.
		The Ninth House chieftain says the study is equally significant for the private sector, which must also reach distributed populations via e-learning amid constantly changing environments.
	www.learningcircuits.org /2005/apr2005/harris.htm (1092 words)

	Eames Foundation - History of the Eames House
		The Eames House, Case Study House #8, was one of 25 homes built as part of The Case Study House Program.
		The magazine announced that it would be the clients for a series of architect-design homes to be built and furnished using materials and techniques derived from the experiences of the second World War and best suited to express man's life in the modern world.
		The charm and appeal of the House is perhaps best explained in the words of Case Study House founder, John Entenza, who felt that the Eames House "represented an attempt to state an idea rather than a fixed architectural pattern."
	www.eamesfoundation.org /history.html (361 words)

	brushes.paints.stencils. » Archive du blog » Case Study House: Ray+Charles Eames House
		The design of the house was proposed by Charles and Ray as part of the famous Case Study House program for John Entenza’s Arts and Architecture magazine.
		The idea of a Case Study house was to hypothesize a modern household, elaborate its functional requirements, have an esteemed architect develop a design that met those requirements using modern materials and construction processes, and then to actually build the home.
		The house is designed using the de Stijl principles which focused on solid shapes and lines based on primary colours.
	www.inthemod.com /bps/?p=31 (532 words)

	40% House » Case study 2: A mid-Victorian end-terrrace house
		The two storey terraced house was built in the mid 1860’s as part of the wholesale speculative development of Osney Island in central Oxford.
		The house was poorly constructed for a working class and rental market but has since become highly desirable for its central waterfront location.
		The passageway along the south side of house was glazed over to create a sun porch, and sliding doors installed along most of the kitchen wall which faces onto it.
	www.40percent.org.uk /40-percent-exemplars/case-study-4-a-late-victorian-end-terrrace-house (1288 words)

	The Siegel House - Introduction
		Through this investigation, we found that the Siegels are very happy with their house and the Village Homes subdivision, but that some of the passive solar design features in their house have not lived up to their expectations.
		In fact, the developers and homeowners associated with Village Homes prove just the opposite--the houses there are pleasant places in which to live and, in many cases, beautiful homes.
		Residences like the Siegel House are often discussed at conferences and in publications dedicated to energy efficiency, but there has been little follow-up since their completion to see how the houses, and the ideas behind them, have fared over the years.
	arch.ced.berkeley.edu /vitalsigns/workup/siegel_house/sgl_home.html (815 words)

	Feng Shui at Forum.Geomancy.Net -> Case Study-House Influenced By FS
		In that case study, the original ba gua frontage is like the head of the house.
		The act of demolishing just the head of the house and replacing with a new front is just like you chop off one's own head and put on a bigger one.
		For such landed property, it is never a good idea just to demolish part of the house and rebuilt a bigger one.
	www.geomancy.net /phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=21670 (401 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)