Due – posted to your blog by next class.
Global Housing Typology (G)
- Cité de Refuge, Le Corbusier (Paris, France, 1933)
- Hansaviertel Apartment Hous,e, Alvar Aalto (Berlin, Germany, 1955)
- Guild House, Venturi Scott Brown (Philadelphia, 1961)
- Linked Hybrid, Steven Holl (Beijing, China, 2009)
- Gifu Kitagata, Kazuyo Sejima (Gifu, Japan)
- Saishunkan Seiyaku Womens’ Dormitory, Kazuyo Sejima (Kumamoto, Japan)
- Kanchanjunga, Charles Correa (Bombay, India)
- Kasbah, Piet Blom (Hengelo, NL)
- Madrid Social Housing, Morphosis (Madrid, Spain)
- Habitat ’67, Moshe Safdie (Montreal, Canada)
- Unité d’Habitation, Le Corbusier (Marseille, France)
- Mirador, MVRDV (Madrid, Spain)
- Yerba Buena Lofts, Stanley Saitowitz (San Franciso, CA) 14. Le Nemausus, Atelier Jean Nouvel (Nimes, FR)
- Hansaviertal Tower, Van den Broek en Bakerma (Berlin, DE)
- Nakagin Capsule Tower, Kisho Kurokawa (Tokyo, Japan)
- Robin Hood Garden Apartments, Alison and Peter Smithson (London, England)
- Jacques Forte (Postal Worker Housing), Philippe Gazeau (Paris, France)
- KNMS and Java Eiland, Diener and Diener, Architects (, Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Schots 1+2, S333 Architecture + Urbanism (Groningen, Netherlands)
- Silodom Complex, MVRDV (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Borneo, MAP Architects with Josep Lluis Mateo (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Hook at Holland, J.J.P. Oud
- Bouca Housing Complex, Alvaro Siza (Porto, Portugal)
- Nexus World Housing, Steven Holl (Fukuoka, Japan)
- Funabashi Apartments, Ryue Nishizawa (Chiba, Japan)
- Eda Housing, Chiba Manabu Architects (Yokohama (Kanagawa), Japan)
- Langham Court, Goody Clancy & Associates (Boston, MA)
- Peabody Terrace, Sert, Jackson and Gourley (Cambridge, MA)
- Lafayette Park Apartments Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe (Detroit, MI)
- Marina City, Betrand Goldberg Associates (Chicago, IL)
- VM Houses, BIG and JDS
- Quinta da Malagueira Housing, Alvaro Siza
- Housing on Lutzowplatz, O.M. Ungers
- Crawford Manor, Paul Rudolph (New Haven, CT)
NYC Housing Projects (NYC)
- Via Verde, Grimshaw& Dattner
- West 57th– BIG
- 251 1st Street / ODA New York
- 15 Renwick / ODA New York
- 56 Leonard Street / Herzog & de Meuron
- Clinton Park/ Ten Arquitectos
- Beekman Tower, Frank Gehry
- The Dillon / Smith-Miller+Hawkinson Architects
- 459 West 18th Street / Della Valle + Bernheimer
- Waterside, Davis & Brody Associates
- First Houses, New York City Housing Authority
- OlympicTower, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
- Silver Towers/University Village, I.M. Pei
- 160 East 22nd Street / S9 Architecture
- 580 Carroll Street / TEN Arquitectos
- The Dunbar Apartments
Alcantara, Cristian X: G1,G2,NYC1 |
Bravo, Johan: G3, G4, NYC2 |
Fahmy, Carolin: G5, G6, NYC3 |
Gonzalez, Abraham: G7, G8, NYC4 |
Gonzalez, David R: G9, G10, NYC 5 |
Guerroro, Jovanny: G11, G12, NYC6 |
Haque, Ahasan: G13, G14, NYC7 |
Lema, Cristian: G15, G16, NYC8 |
Li, Shixin: G17, G18, NYC9 |
Martinez, James: G19, G20, NYC10 |
Mendoza, Edwin A: G32, G34, NYC11 |
Meuenala, Inkary: G23, G24, NYC12 |
Ramirez Sr, Scarlet: G25, G26, NYC13 |
Corrale, Allen: G27, G28, NYC 14 |
Tseten, Ngawang: G29, G30, NYC15 |
PART 1: Use the template and assignment below to diagram your precedent.
https://openlab.citytech.cuny.edu/arch3610spring2014/files/2014/01/ARCH-3610-Analysis-document.pdf
PART 2:
On a separate sheet add drawings, diagram, images that best explain your precedent and answer the following questions:
- What is the approach and path of entering the building and getting to individual apartments?
- What are the amenities of the building – inside and outside?
- What are the elements of the design that work well?
- What elements of the design do not work well or need to be corrected?
- How does the building relate to the site and neighborhood?