Design/build with Jersey Devil
a handbook for education and practice
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Author
Publication
2016 - Princeton Architectural Press, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
41,750 words, Guess
Page Count
167 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101616893567
- ISBN-139781616893569
- Library of Congress Control Number2015046496
- OCLC Control Number930463062
- Better World Books9781616893569
and 2 more
- Better World BooksP9-BFR-913
- Open LibraryOL27216617M
Classifications
- DDC720.1
- LCCNA2500 .H233 2016
- LCCNA2500.H233 2016
Description
"This Architecture Brief is a vital tool for teaching and learning design/build education in architecture schools. Draws directly from the expertise of Jersey Devil, a group working into their fifth decade who pioneered the movement and influenced a generation of practitioners and educators such as Rural Studio. Themes touch on socially responsible architecture, fostering craftsmanship and collaboration, off-the-shelf components and nonstandard applications, educational reform, good life and play, and university-community relations. There are now over 100 design/build programs in schools of architecture throughout the USA, a threefold increase in the past twenty years. The members of Jersey Devil--Steve Badanes, Jim Adamson, and John Ringel--continue to teach design/build in schools in Seattle, Vermont, and Miami. Their project locations include local work as well as schools in countries such as Finland, India, and Mexico. Charlie Hailey is Professor of Architecture at the University of Florida"--
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