ARCH 350 1st Edition Lecture 32Outline of Last Lecture I. Charles MooreA. Piazza d’ItaliaII. James Stirling A. Neue Staalsgalerie (New State Gallery)III. Philip JohnsonA. American Telephone and Telegraph BuildingOutline of Current Lecture I. Bernard TschumiA. Parc de la VilletteII. Rem KoolhaasA. Parc de la Villette (Competition Project) Site PlanB. Bibliotheque Nationale de France CompétitionC. Zentrum Fur Kunst Und Medientechnologie (ZKM) Centre for art and media technologyD. Zeebrugge Sea TerminalE. Villa Dall‘avaF. KunstalG. Maison À BordeauxH. Seattle Public LibraryIII. Peter EisenmanA. Wexner Center for Visual ArtsB. Biocenter for the University of FrankfurtVI. Frank GehryA. House in Santa MonicaB. Chiat/Day BuildingC. Vitra Design Museum and FactoryThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.D. Nationale Nederlander (Fred and Ginger)E. Walt Disney Concert HallF. Guggenheim Museum BilbaoV. Zaha HadidA. The PeakB. Monsoon RestaurantC. The Hague VillasCurrent Lecture Deconstructivist ArchitectureI. Bernard TschumiA. Parc de la VilletteII. Rem KoolhaasA. Parc de la Villette (Competition Project) Site PlanB. Bibliotheque Nationale de France Compétition- Nine-square cube - Rather than placing the elevators where the edges of the cube met OMA located them in the center of each of the nine cubesC. Zentrum Fur Kunst Und Medientechnologie (ZKM) Centre for art and media technology- Building interacts with surrounding- A large façade designed like a giant projection screen above the entrance to the railway stationD. Zeebrugge Sea TerminalE. Villa Dall‘avaF. KunstalG. Maison À BordeauxH. Seattle Public Library- The intent: to redefine the library as an institution which was no longer dedicated to the book and is more of a free information warehouse- Mesh skinIII. Peter EisenmanA. Wexner Center for Visual ArtsB. Biocenter for the University of FrankfurtVI. Frank GehryA. House in Santa MonicaB. Chiat/Day Building- three different styles used in the main facade on Main Street, particularly the massive sculpture of binoculars that function as both a car and pedestrian entrance- both sculptural and effective piece of publicity for the Advertising Agency Chiat/DayC. Vitra Design Museum and FactoryD. Nationale Nederlander (Fred and Ginger)- The two volumes are reminiscent of the dancing figures of Fred Astaire and Ginger RogersE. Walt Disney Concert Hall- Designed before the Guggenheim - It was completed after due to problems with funding- Anticipates the design strategy defined in Bilbao- Steep volumes are a translation into form of the music produced inside the buildingF. Guggenheim Museum Bilbao• Used 3 different types of cladding: marble, titanium and blue plaster• Marble: traditional exhibition space• Titanium: less conventional forms• Plaster: officesV. Zaha HadidA. The Peak- Competition (Hadid was 33) for recreational centre- Volumes that seem float freely in space- Though it was never built, it contributed to Hadid’s international fameB. Monsoon Restaurant- Dynamic composition using interior furnishingC. The Hague
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