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Perspecta 29 Into the Fire: The Yale Architectural Journal

Perspecta 29 Into the Fire: The Yale Architectural Journal

Deresiewicz, William
Finney, Garrett S.
Kirby, Sam

Paperback

Series: Perspecta, Book 29

General ArchitectureArchitecture History

Publisher Price: $20.00

ISBN10: 0262540924
ISBN13: 9780262540926
Publisher: MIT Press
Published: Oct 15 1998
Pages: 120
Weight: 0.73
Height: 0.27 Width: 9.09 Depth: 11.97
Language: English

The issue presents contemporary American projects that representanother generation of commitment to activist practice--continuing toapproach design as a socially engaged, oppositional mission.

Into the Fire Founded in the early 1950s, Perspecta is the oldest and most distinguished of the student-edited American architectural journals that have appeared in recent decades. Perspecta 29 examines the legacy of the academic and professional confrontations of the 1960s. The issue is assembled around the transcript of the 1992 conference Rethinking Designs of the 60s (with Denise Scott Brown, Ed Logue, Cedric Price, Martha Rosler, Paul Rudolph, Ron Shiffman, Susanna Torre, Michael Webb, and others). It includes documents from the Architects' Resistance (1967-70), a student group whose activities coincided with the dissolution of Yale's Department of City Planning and an explosion and fire at the Yale Art and Architecture Building in 1969, as well as internal documents from the university related specifically to these events.The issue presents contemporary American projects that represent another generation of commitment to activist practice--continuing to approach design as a socially engaged, oppositional mission. Also included are an interview with Virginia Schaff and essays by Susan Piedmont-Palladino, Michael Sorkin, Thomas Fisher, Graham Finney, William McDonough, and Robert Goodman.

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