1998.04.16
Pulaski Highway proposal
98052901.db
ICM with Benjamin Franklin Parkway
1998.08.23
5233
1998.08.26
Arbor Street
Welcome Park/Franklin Court
Liberty Bell Pavilion
Independence Mall
1998.09.10
BEST Product Catalog Showroom
Mortuary Chapel, Mount Sinai Cemetery 1892
1998.09.16
Learning from Lauf, (vague) S. - outline
Race Street - Corso (Eguiria) connection
Independence Mall - Ichnographia connection
1998.09.18
Morris Arboretum
Gravers Lane Station 1883
Vanna Venturi House 1964
Margaret Esherick House 1961
1998.09.23
Tacony Creek Park
1998.09.28
dies sanguinis
1998.09.30
Founder's Hall, Girard College 1847
Chapel, Girard College 1931
South Street
Library of the Athenaeum 1845
1998.10.02
Grubbtown Civil War Memorial
1998.10.03
The arbors of Arbor Street 3950
1998.10.11
Glencairn 1939
1998.10.15
City Line Avenue
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1998.10.20
Lynnewood Hall 1900
Beth Sholom Synagogue 1959
1998.10.29
The Eye Institute
1978
Ahavath Israel
1937
Dr. Bachrach's Animal Hospital
1937
Stenton
1734
4004b
1998.10.30
Memorial Hall
1876
Civil War Memorial
Lemon Hill
1800
1998.10.30 11:36
Re: Demo-Design
The world's largest building implosion to date occurred 30 October 1994 at the Sears complex in the Northeast section of Philadelphia, a site which is incidentally mere blocks from the origin point of Quondam - A Virtual Museum of Architecture.
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1998.11.04
Eastern State Penitentiary 1836
Founder's Hall
Northern Savings Fund Society Building 1872
Guild House 1966
Columbia Avenue Station Improvements 1984a
William Penn High School 1975
Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute 1956
1998.11.14
5233
Ferko Playground Building 1965
1998.11.21
Welcome Park 1983
Franklin Court 1976a 3120m
Maurice Speiser House 1933
1998.11.24
5233
1998.12.02 11:20
Re: def: AutoCAD Architecture
With regard to "flatness", take a look at Louis Kahn's first independent building commission - Ahavath Israel Synagogue, Philadelphia, 1935. My point being that "flatness" is an architectural aesthetic with a long history and very much independent of CAD. There are also some Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates buildings that absolutley revel in their flatness, e.g., any of the 1980s and 1990s university laboratory buildings. I also suggest you read you read Tom Wolfe's The Painted Word, within which you will find an analysis of the flatness of 1960s POP art.
1998.12.09
Laurel Hill Cemetery Gatehouse 1836
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Mount Pleasant 1761
1999. 01.28
infringement complex 2, etc.
...a third complex could have Campo Marzio plans as the elevations. ... the Philadelphia model mixed with the Campo Marzio. ...Ottopia...
1999.01.30
King of Prussia Mall
1999.02.11
Philadelphia Museum of Art/Duchamp
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1999.04.01 13:06
aesthetics of war design
What I realized while viewing through some of the [destruction] images is that I could take pictures walking around my own neighborhood of Olney in urban Philadelphia, USA, and they would be very similar to those of Kosovo today. Of course, what's going on in Kosovo now is extremely upsetting, but what's equally upsetting is that destruction is not just going on there but in many, many places on this planet.
Perhaps the aesthetic of war design is more prevalent than we most times realize.
1999.06.05
St. Helena's Parish Church
1999.07.29
Ottopia
1999.09.17
Ichnographia Quondam 2392
1999.09.27
Fisher House 1967
Academy of the New Church Administration Building 1963
99121728 Center City Philadelphia plan
2093i05
99121729 Center City Philadelphia persepctives
2093i06
2000.02.10
Philadelphia Museum of Art/Duchamp
2000.02.29
Philadelphia Museum of Art/Duchamp
2000.02.29
topological office buildings - high-rise blocks
...high-rise buildings where topological surfaces become the "front" and "backs" of building blocks, and the sides are simply the resulting profiles. ...uniform grids, which will come to represent modules for floor lines and for glazing units. ...apply the resultant designs within the Center City Philadelphia model.
2000.03.05
Best Products Company Showroom 1979a
2000.03.06
Cairnwood 1895
Bryn Athyn Cathedral 1919
2000.03.08
5233
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2000.03.17
good work
...reenact Guggenheim Bilbao in Philadelphia along the Schuylkill River adjacent Eakins Oval.
2000.03.26
MDRT Foundation Hall 1972
Queen Lane
2000.04.09
5233 snow
2000.05.06
Ottopia, etc.
...begin composing Ottopia with the houses for Otto distributed upon a collage of mesh surfaces; from there begin modeling of the Otto houses. Given the strange terrain, hopefully the house designs readily develop in schizophrenic ways, plus "otherwise" architectural ways. ...envisioning a use of mesh surfaces for other design features such as roofs and additional landscapes.
The greatest challenge will be to actually design a schizophrenic environment. For starters, lots of repetition and places vast distances apart come to mind... ...not at all sure whether a Piranesian (a la Campo Marzio) Ichnographia narrative will become part of Ottopia's plan.
...introducing mesh surfaces among pieces (sections) of the Philadelphia model, and thereafter redesigning a new metropolis. This Philadelphia manipulation could be part of Ottopia... ...Ottopia can be any number of built environment landscapes, and not just a "meshland"...
2000.05.11
Cedar Grove 1793
Shofuso 1957
2000.06.04
St. Peter's Church pilgramage
2000.06.24
The Architecture of Being [FOG]
Independence Mall.
an Art School for Girard College.
pedimental sculpture designs for the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
00072201 Working Title Museum 001 plan model Parkway Interpolation
2323i01
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c
00072202 Working Title Museum 001 perspectives
2323i02
b
c
d
e
2000.08.06
on road to
Philadelphia Museum of Art
2000.08.09
Working Title Museum 001 2323
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