Bibliography
Below are links to specific, seminal articles available on-line. Following this is a list of books and articles that have helped me develop my understanding of the interrelationship of drawing, thinking and learning.
SELECTED ARTICLES
Do, Gross and Zimring: Selected Writings
http://depts.washington.edu/dmgftp/publications/pdfs/acadia96-eyd.pdf
https://wiki.cc.gatech.edu/designcomp/images/archive/7/75/20110701220243!Aid96-drawing-reasoning.pdf
http://depts.washington.edu/dmgftp/publications/pdfs/dtrs99-eyd.pdf
Goel: “ll-Structured Representations for Ill-Structured Problems”
http://www.designcognition.info/2008/Goel.pdf
Goldschmidt: “The Dialectics of Sketching”
https://blog.itu.dk/DIND-E2010/files/2010/10/goldsmidt_dialectics_paper.pdf
Larkin and Simon: “Why a Diagram is (Sometimes) Worth Ten Thousand Words”
http://mechanism.ucsd.edu/teaching/F12/cs200/Readings/larkin.whyadiagramissometimesworth.1987.pdf
“Role of Drawing in Doubt”
Smith: Architects’ Sketches
http://duhokarch.99k.org/ArchitectsSketches.pdf
Tsien/Williams “Slowness”
Tversky: What do Sketches say about Thinking?
http://psych.stanford.edu/~bt/diagrams/papers/sketchingaaai02format.doc.pdf
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STUDENT BASED RESOURCES
Below is a helpful list of sources students should be aware of before graduation. (This list does not include all important books.: for example it doesn’t include much in terms of advanced post-modern theory or philosophy. The intention of this list is to establish a principled background from which more advanced discussions and debate might arise.)
HISTORY
Ackerman, James: Palladio
Frampton, Kenneth: Modern Architecture
Holberton, Paul: Palladio’s Villas: Life Inthe Renaissance Countryside
Kostof, Spiro: A History of Architecture
Murray, Peter: The Architecture of the Italian Renaissance
Scully, Vincent: Architecture
DESIGN (APPROACH, METHODS, BUILDING TYPES)
Arnheim, Rudolf: Art and Perception
Arnhiem, Rudolf: The Dynamics of Architectural Form
Chow, Renee: Suburban Space: The Fabric of Dwelling
Hegerman, Werner: The American Vitruvius Handbook of Civic Art
Holl, Steven: Pamphlet Architecture 7: Urban House Types
Kroll, Lucien: The Architecture of Complexity
Le Corbusier: Towards a New Architecture
Meiss, Pierre Von: Elements of Architecture
Moore, Charles: The Place of Houses
Pelli, Cesar: Observations for Young Architects
Schon, Donald: The Reflective Practitioner
Sherwood, Roger: Modern Housing Prototypes
Van Pelt, John V.: A: Discussion of Composition
von Meiss, Pierre: Elements of Architecture
ARCHITECTURAL THEORY / IDEAS
Alberti, Leon Batista: Ten Books of Architecture
Benedikt, Michael: For An Architecture of Reality
Eisenmann, Transformations, Decompostiions, Critiques (work of Terragni)
Etlin, Richard: Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier
Framptom, Kenneth: Studies In a Tectonic Culture: The Poetics of Construction
Frampton, Kenneth: Critical Regionalism
Hays, K. Michael: Architectural Theory since 1968
Nesbitt, Kate: Theorizing a New Agenda for Architecture
Norberg-Shulz, Christian: Genius Loci
Norberg-Shulz, Christian: Intentions In Architecture
Rowe, Colin: The Mathematics ofthe Ideal Villa and Other Essays
Rowe, Colin: Transparency (a book based on the article edited by Hoesli)
Ruskin, John: The Seven Lamps of Architecture
Schumacher, Thomas: “The Skull and the Mask” In Cornell Journal #3
Schumacher, Thomas: Surface and Symbol (work of Terragni)
Schumacher, Thomas: The Danteum
Venturi, Robert: Complexity and Contradiction
Vitruvius: The Ten Books of Architecture
Wittkower, Rudolf: Architectural Principles In the Age of Humanism
Zevi, Bruno: Architecture As Space
Jencks, Charles and G. Baird: Meaning In Architecture
URBAN DESIGN
Bacon, Edmund Design of Cities
Rowe, Colin: Collage City
Dennis, Michael: Court and Garden
Jacobs, Allan: Great Streets
Jacobs, Jane: Death and Life of American Cities
Krier, Robert: Urban Space
Lynch, Kevin: Image of the City
Morris, A.E. J.: History of Urban Form
Mumford, Lewis: The City in History
Reps, John: Making Urban America
Rossi, Aldo: The Architecture of the City
Sitte, Camillo: City Planning According To Artistic Principles
Trancik, Roger: Finding Lost Space: Theories of Urban Design
Webb: The City Square
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Mosser and Teyssot: The Architecture of Western Gardens
Thacker, Christopher: The History of Gardens
THE ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM OF WASHINGTON
Applewhite, E.J.: Washington Itself: An Informal Guide To the Capitol of the United States
Cortissor, Royal: The Work of John Russell Pope
Craig, Lois: A.: The Federal Presence
Goode, James: Best Addresses
Moeller, Martin: AIA Guide To the Architecture of Washington DC
Reps, John: Monumental Washington
Scruggs, Jan: To Heal a Nation: The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
ANALYZING ARCHITECTURE / DRAWING / SKETCHING
Ching, Francis D.K.: Architectural Graphics:
Ching, Francis D.K.: Drawing: A Creative Process
Ching, Francis D.K.: Design Drawing
Crowe, Norman and Paul Laseau: Visual Notes For Architects and Designers
Fergusson-Gussow: Architects Draw
Leupen, et al: Design and Analysis
Le Corbusier: Journey: To the East
Mauduit, Caroline: An Architect In Italy
Moore, Charles: Dimensions: Space, Shape, and Scale In Architecture
Rasmussen, Steen Eiler: Experiencing Architecture
GENERAL DESIGN-RELATED THEORY
Eliade, Mircea: Sacred and Profane
Heidegger, Martin: Building-Dwelling-Thinking
SPECIFIC ARCHITECTS
Here is an abbreviated list of 20th century architects that any architect should be familiar (without obvious names):
Sverre Fehn
Tadao Ando
Alvar Aalto
Guiseppe Terragni
Glenn Murcott
Rafael Moneo
Rudolf Schindler
Petr Zumthor
Alvaro Siza
AUTHORS WITH WHOM STUDENTS SHOULD BE FAMILIAR:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Immanuel Kant
Friedrich Nietzshe
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Thomas Kuhn (The Structure of Scientific Revolution)
Clement Greenburg (Modern Art)
Edmund Husserl (Phenomenology)
Merleau-Ponty (Phenomenology)
Roland Barthes (Semiotics/ Mythology)
Manfrado Tafuri (Marxism)