Author: Katherine

While reading Peter Eisenman’s “Cardboard Architecture,” I felt as though I could relate to his […]

Yet again, literature was brought briefly into talking about architecture with the quote by F. […]

Last week we read “The Death of the Author” by Roland Barthes which does not […]

“The Death of the Author” by Roland Barthes does not explicitly have anything to do […]

In the first lecture when Professor Han asked us each “What is architecture?” I responded […]

“L’architettura sono le architetture.” The above quote from Aldo Rossi, loosely translated as “Architecture is […]

Rossi started and finished out his introduction to the American edition of “The Architecture of […]

To be honest, in comparison to past weeks’ readings I struggled a little more with […]

When travelling to cities I have always thought how much easier it would be to […]

When reading the Smithson’s “Criteria for Mass Housing” their emphasis on family dynamic within the […]

When reading Le Corbusier’s “The City of To-morrow” I found his “fundamental principles for modern […]