Heinrich Klotz, guest editor, Architectural Design (London: Academy Editions, vol. 55 no. 3/4, 1985).
AD PROFILE 58: Revision of the Modern--The Frankfurt Architecture Museum Collection
Heinrich Klotz:
The Founding of the German Architecture Museum
Charles Jencks interviews Heinrich Klotz:
In the Steps of Vasari
Raimund Abraham
Frank Gehry
Giorgio Grassi
Haus-Rucker-Co
Helmut Jahn
Josef Paul Kleihues
Nils-ole Lund
Gootfried Böhm
Charles Moore
Wold Meyer-Christian
Leon Krier
Rob Krier
Peter Eisenman
Adolfo Natalini/Superstudio
Michael Graves
Steven Izenour
Office for Metropolitan Architecture
Aldo Rossi
Massimo Scolari
Thomas Gordon Smith
Ettore Sottsass
Stanley Tigerman
Chicago Seven
Bernhard Schneider
John Hejduk
Hans Hollein
Oswald Mathias Ungers
Richard Meier
Robert Venturi
Mario Botta
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Luciano Semerani, guest editor, Architectural Design (London: Academy Editions, vol. 55 no. 5/6, 1985).
AD PROFILE 59: The School of Venice
Luciano Semerani:
Introduction
Giuseppe Samonà:
An Assessment of the Future of the City
Aldo Rossi:
What is to be Done with Old Cities?
Luciano Semerani:
Hypothesis for the Restructuring of the Town of Mestro Altobello
Vittorio gregotti:
Territory and Architecture
Vittorio Gregotti:
Project for the Venice Lagoon: A Student Thesis
Gianugo Polesello:
Typology and Composition in Architecture
Augusto Romano Burelli:
Unearthing the Type
Carlo Aymonino:
Type and Typology
Aldo Rossi:
The Architecture of the Squares in the Veneto: A Student Thesis
Giuseppe Samonà:
Architecturea; Traditionalism and Internationalism
Luciano Semerani and Gigetta Tamaro:
The New Town Hall at Osoppo
Oswald Zoeggeler:
Competition for the Conversion of the Old Cotton Mill in Venice
Gino Valle:
New Housing on Giudecca Island, Venice
Paolo Morachiello:
The Department of Architectural History
Massimo Scolari :
Elements for a History of Axonometry
Suggestions for an Exercise on Palladio
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Philip Johnson, Lincoln Kirstein Tower (New Canaan, CT: 1985).
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Stephen Lauf, House in Laguna 001 (virtual realm: 1985).
Leon Krier, The Completion of Washington D.C. (1985).
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