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Faculty of linguistics: facade and connection to context
Faculty of literature, Univ. of A'dam: elevation
Faculty of literature, Univ. of A'dam: plan
Faculty of literature, University of Amsterdam
Faculty of literature, University of Amsterdam: elevation
Faculty of literature, University of Amsterdam: foyer from above
Faculty of literature: Univ. of A'dam: facade detail
Fargo-Moorhead Culture Center Bridge, south elevation
Fascism, Democracy, and The Modern Language of Architecture
Fifth Phase 1987-1992: "Detroit River Place" and "Tricentennial Bridge" the site for Expo 2000-2001
Fig. 10: "Free Yo' Mind" postcard
Fig. 10: View of Ambiguous Bounaries: Slippage of 1405 over 1407
Fig. 11/12/13: The project, designed by Pat West, is based on a theory of hip hop culture.
Fig. 11: "Infrastructure" postcard
Fig. 11: The Interlocking Plan, building containing ten units, Second Floor
Fig. 12/13: Perspective renderings
Fig. 12: "Will Rise?" postcard
Fig. 12: A detail proposal for a linear pond at the southwest corner of Trinity Bellwoods Park
Fig. 12: Paris - by Tim Heron, with permission
Fig. 12: Townhouse, Ground floor/Second floor/Plan/Elevation
Fig. 13: "Detroit Free Press Strike" postcard
Fig. 13: Fundacio Antoni Tapies, Barcelona
Fig. 13: St. George Street looking south
Fig. 13A, 13B, 13C: Elevation of Townhouse building containing ten units.
Fig. 14: Closeup of west border of city
Fig. 14: Plan of Sidney Smith Square
Fig. 14A, 14B: Mental Map A: Music student's Townhouse, Ground Floor/Second Floor
Fig. 15: Closeup of group of cards from Fig. 14
Fig. 15: St. George Street archive image circa 1905
Fig. 15A, 15B: Mental Map B: Artist's Townhouse, Ground Floor/Second Floor
Fig. 16: "Before" shot prior to Revialization, east side St. George Street
Fig. 16: Closeup of single card from Fig. 15
Fig. 17: Closeup of stamp from Fig. 16
Fig. 17: Night views into apartments
Fig. 17: West side of St. George Street looking south
Fig. 18: "Window Dressing" postcard
Fig. 18: East side of St. George Street
Fig. 18: Night view of man in window: Lafayette Towers, "heterotopia of dwelling"
Fig. 19, 20: Ventilation panels and heating causeways, Lafayette Towers, detail
Fig. 19: Sidney Smith Square looking southwest
Fig. 1: Party wall during window replacement, spring 1977
Fig. 1: Sidney Smith Square looking northeast
Fig. 1: The spaciousness of Panurbia
Fig. 1A, 1B, 1C: Locke's spatial principle
Fig. 21: Lafayette Towers (1961-63)
Fig. 22: West Tower reflected in East Tower, Lafayette Park
Fig. 23: Layfayette Towers, efficiency apartment-view east toward periphery wall
Fig. 24: Layfayette Towers, efficiency apartment-view toward corridor
Fig. 25: Layfayette Towers, parking structure and pool
Fig. 26: Two-story Townhouse building, Layfette Park
Fig. 2: Defence Corps building
Fig. 2: Office parks in Fairfax County
Fig. 2: Party wall - Sound waves, moveable closet - student project
Fig. 2A, 2B, 2C: Lefebvre's spatial principle
Fig. 3: Aerial photo of downtown Detroit, 1995
Fig. 3: Atomized initial sites of Foucault's thesis
Fig. 3: Garrison Watershed and City Context showing built form and highlighted open spaces
Fig. 3: Party wall - Adjacencies + Encroachments - student project
Fig. 3: Placa de las Olles, Barcelona
Fig. 4: Adjacencies: Layfayette Tower rising behind the two story rowhouses
Fig. 4: Anti-apartheid shanties
Fig. 4: Archival map of Trinity Bellwoods Park showing original ravine profile
Fig. 4: Banding at the WestPark Office Park
Fig. 4: Detail of patched aerial photo card
Fig. 4: Heterotopian links of Foucault's thesis
Fig. 5/6: Kimbell museum (model/entry)
Fig. 5/6: Street images of the city
Fig. 5: Adjacencies: view from townhouse toward courtyard house
Fig. 5: Alternative link theorized from Foucault's initial thesis
Fig. 5: This bridge is buried intact, as is most of the ravine lands shown in the picture
Fig. 5: View of WestPark Office Park from Tyson's Galleria
Fig. 6: Tadashi Kawamata - Toronto Project 1989
Fig. 6: Watershed showing ravine profile, Garrison Sewer, institutions and open spaces
Fig. 7: Low rise buildings - planting plan
Fig. 7: Major geographical landforms, and the ravine profile
Fig. 7: Revised Advertising materials
Fig. 7: White House Project 1995
Fig. 8/9: Swiss pavilin/Unite section
Fig. 8/9: The Courtyard of DuSable High School is the future site of the Urban Ecology Sanctuary
Fig. 8: Model shot of proposed greenway
Fig. 8: Stair landing and window pots
Fig. 9: "Graffitti Claim" postcard
Fig. 9: Linear Dynamics: open space network and areas of confluence
Fig. 9: View of "encroaching bedroom" wall of neighbor's unit - two-story town house, upper level
figure 01 Mono Lake Non-Site Cinders Near Black Point (Mono Lake, California, 1968)
figure 02 A Ten Mile Walk (England, 1968)
figure 03 Double Negative (Overton, Nevada, 1969-70)
figure 04 Spiral Jetty (Great Salt Lake, Utah, 1970)
figure 05 Lightning Field (Quemado, New Mexico, 1977)
figure 06 Walter de Maria greeting a plane on the site of Cross (El Mirage Dry Lake, Nevada, 1968)
figure 07 Landing Strip, process sketch (1999)
figure 08 Le Corbusier & Pierre Jeanneret, Pavillon Suisse (Cite Universtaire, Paris, 1932)
figure 09 Farnsworth House (Plano, Illinois, 1945-50)
figure 10 Partially Buried Woodshed (Kent State, 1970)
Figure 10: The University Club, New York, NY, 1896-99, southeast view, 1905
figure 11 Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Washington, D.C., 1982)
Figure 12: Washington, D.C., photograph of the Mall, looking east, ca. 1901
Figure 13: Senate Park Commission rendering of the plan from a point 4,000 feet above Arlington
Figure 14: Senate Park Commission rendering of Union Square
Figure 1: Victoria Park, Detroit, Michigan
Figure 2: Renaissance Center Detroit, Michigan
Figure 3 (below): Newport Casino, Newport, RI, 1879-80, courtyard
Figure 3. Li-Ping's wood-framed, temporary, above-ground banking system.
Figure 3: Pole Town Cadillac Plant Detroit, Michigan
Figure 4: Boston Public Library, Boston, MA, 1887-95, aerial perspective across Copley Square
Figure 5: Boston Public Library, Boston, MA, 1887-95, photo of facade facing Copley Square, ca. 1901
Figure 5: Final Scheme - Victoria Park Detroit, Michigan
Figure 6: Boston Public Library, Boston, MA, 1887-95, perspective of Copley Square
Figure 6: Infill Housing Scheme for Detroit
Figure 7: Boston Public Library, Boston, MA, 1887-95, longitudinal section
Figure 7: Mid-Cities Residential Project Detroit, Michigan
Figure 8: Boston Public Library, stair hall, Boston, MA, 1887-95, Digital Photography Academy
Figure 8: Chene and St. Aubin Parks Detroit, Michigan
Fireplace alcove in Freer's own room
First floor hall showing dining
First floor plan of House VI, 1976
First sketch 1970: Detroit multi-level urban space and multipurpose civic bridge for pedestrians
Fleece-covered seat on step level of new entrance interchange.
Flights of Fanciful Steel, The Chrysler Building, New York City
Floor plan for the Chicago and Alton Greenville, Illinois depot of 1885
Florence -- "Castrum Romanum" or Roman Camp and its development
Florence. "Partita di Calcio", 1984.
Flow of space around massive, articulated arches.
Footprint showing various additions made to Freer's home during his lifetime
For Demilitarization Of The Act Of Building
Found in Translation: The Hunt for the Absent Landscape
four sketches executed at the American Academy in Rome, 1983
Frank Fantauzzi and Michael Williams
Frank Lloyd Wright: Kaufmann House (Falling Water), 1936-39
Frederick S. Church (left) and Freer, 1892
Frederick S. Church as a bear ringing Freer's doorbell, 1891
frederick s. church's doorbell design
Freer comparing Whistler's Venus Rising from the Sea to an Islamic glazed vessel, 1909
Freer examining a scroll painting, 1909
Freer Gallery of Art courtyard
Freer's bedroom, north wall, 1996
Freer's dressing room, north wall, 1996
Freer's home and garden, ca. 1895
From An Architect's Sketchbook, 1912
From Bibl. Naz., Turin Ris., 59-3, No. 18
From the Sketch Book -- Tuscany. A girl carrying. 1984. Orvieto.
From The Study of Architectural Design by John Harbeson
Front (west) elevation, Perry residence
Front and rear elevation with section through shed
