Architecture

First edition of newsletter created by Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) students in the College of Architecture and Design, dated Fall term 1982. Editor: R.E. Barten, cover art: Marc Phaneuf, production: George Strauch, writers: Joe Filip, Dale Jerome, Leslie Lynch, and George Strauch.

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Architext Fall 1982

Spring, 1983 edition of newsletter created by Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) students in the College of Architecture and Design. Managing editor: Robert J. Farley, assistant editors: Brian Hurttienne, Dane Johnson.

Architext 1983

May, 1983 edition of newsletter created by Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) students in the College of Architecture and Design. Editor: Robert J. Farley, Brian V. Hurttienne, Dane Johnson, faculty adviser: Jean LaMarche, artist: Glenn Newport, masthead design: B. Jeff Stebar. Includes interviews with architects Walter Netsch and Robert A.M. Stern.

Architext May 1983

Fall, 1984 edition of newsletter created by Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) students in the College of Architecture and Design. Managing editor: Gregory J. Varano, editorial staff: Susan Demeulemeester, Matthew J. Hubbard, graphics: Sheila Smith, Gregory Varano, typing: Sheila Smith, Gregory Varano, text format/layout: Gregory Varano, paste-up production: Mark Demsky, Tammis Donaldson, Gregory Varano, cover collage: Sheila Smith.

Architext Fall 1984

Winter 1983-84 edition of newsletter created by Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) students in the College of Architecture and Design. Editors: Susan Demeulemeester, Gregory J. Varano, assistant editor: Matt Hubbard, staff: Linday Caverly, Sheila Smith, graphics: Jeff Marshall, Judy Rzeppa.

Architext Winter 1983-84

Fall 1985, volume 4, number 1 edition of newsletter created by Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) students in the College of Architecture and Design. Editor: Ed Orlowski, graphics coordinator: Geoff Makstutis, photography: Tim Van Dusen, Geoff Makstutis, assistants: Brad Butcher, Ken Crutcher, Mark Demsky, Reinhardt Grafton, Chris Mercier, John Miliacca, Kathleen Phillips, Jack Runkle, Jeff Sherman, Dawnzella Stanley, Kerry Sutton, Mark Demsky, AIAS liaison: David Hoel, faculty adviser: Jean Le Marche.

Architext Fall 1985

Spring, 1985, volume 3, number 2 edition of newsletter created by Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) students in the College of Architecture and Design. Editors: Mark Demsky, Tammis Donaldson, graphics: Sheila Smith, Bill Tollefson, photography: Brad Butcher, Tim Van Dusen, assistants: Geoff Makstutis, Ed Orlowski, faculty adviser: Jean Le Marche, editorial board: Robert Benson, Brad Butcher, Mark Dempsey, Tammis Donaldson, Dane Johnson, Jean Le Marche.

Architext Spring 1985

A retrospective of the works of Charles Moore at Lawrence Institute of Technology (now Lawrence Technological University) in Southfield, Michigan on January 29, 1987. Moore concludes this presentation with by stating the constant theme of his work is that all of these buildings derive from the energies of their site. Part of the University's famed ArchiLecture series.

ArchiLectures

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Charles Moore : a retrospective

Table of contents:Some observations in architecture, "terror and beauty" / Jean LaMarche -- Pontiac 1, Pontiac 2, Pontiac 3 / Steve Rost -- Adaptive reuse in the urban neighborhood / Heather Perry -- Architecture design engaged in as a process of meaning / Robert Lynch -- Corners / Duane Fuseline -- Scorpion / Harold Linton -- The great Mid-West agriculture / Harvey Ferrero -- Earth Study Institute / Gretchen Maricack -- On media and architecture / Bilge Bengisu -- Motown metamorphosis / Kirk & Koskela Architects -- (Re)centering a search for (re)form and the (non)building / Ed Orlowski -- Anthony Chaudhuri residence / Ian Fredrick Tabener -- Welcome / Vincent Law, Douglas Woodward -- The Max Klein building: an analysis / Sean O'Brien -- Diomede competition / Frank Painci -- Diomede competition / Pietro Ferrari -- Untitled / Christopher Mercier / Reflections on facades / Rochelle Martin -- Antigone's cave / Andrea Eis -- History: a defense / Dane Johnson -- Detroit's tall buildings / Robert Arens -- Architectonics / Svein Toensager, Jean LaMarche.

Architext Spring 1989

CritPraX, the critical practice studio, is a summer design experience for upper division Master of Architecture students at Lawrence Technological University. Each summer, a master practitioner is invited to lead the 10 week, 4 workshop charrette style studio by introducing their ideology and methodology through a critical atmosphere and intense discourse. The studio stresses team interaction, communication and learning-by-doing. It uses the structure of the professional charrette while blending on-ground workshops with virtual engagement between sessions. Each team is led by a second, embedded master practitioner who works directly with a small group of students to engage the challenge presented by the guest visionary.

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Inhabiting everyday monuments : a critical practice masterclass with Srdjan Jovanovic Weiss

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