Category: Lucas

Prior to reading the two Eisenman readings, I had my mind pretty much made up […]

Focusing on Koolhaas and his “Delirious New York” I couldn’t help but notice how masterful […]

As I read through the first few chapters of Tschumi’s “Architecture and Disjunction” I couldn’t […]

When reading Stern’s essay, “Gray Architecture as Post-Modernism, or, Up and Down from Orthodoxy,” I […]

In order to be an architect, you must consider the realities of all other disciplines. […]

“The “utopia” of architecture as a “project” might be progressive in its ends, or nostalgic […]

I would say that one of the main goals of any architect designing a building […]

In all honesty, I wasn’t fully following Rowe and Koetter’s argument on the hedgehog vs […]

The books this week were difficult to compare to each other due to their difference […]

When reading “Charter of Athens” I couldn’t help but make several connections to many modernist […]

The FLW article “A Home in a Prairie Town” made me curious to know who […]