HISTORY OF ART 282: Modern Architecture
SCHEDULE -- SPRING 1999

Prof. David B. Brownlee
Ms. Rachel Iannacone

OFFICE HOURS: Brownlee (Mondays 3-5, in Harnwell 211; please make appointments in advance by calling 573-3497; Thursdays 3-5, in Jaffe 210; please make appointments in advance at the History of Art office or by calling 573-9702). Iannacone (Mondays 1-2, in Jaffe B-8).

Lecture Section for the Week
J 11
13
15
Introduction
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Engineering in the later 19th century
DISCUSSION: 19th century themes
* 18
20
22
Louis Sullivan and the skyscraper
The Arts and Crafts Movement
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DISCUSSION: Sullivan and writing about architecture
25
27
29
Frank Lloyd Wright to 1909
Art Nouveau: Horta, Van de Velde, Guimard
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EXCURSION: PMA fin-de-siécle decorative arts
F 1
3
5
Voysey, Mackintosh, Berlage, Gaudi
Vienna: Wagner, Olbrich, Hoffmann, Loos
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DISCUSSION: Wright and Loos
8
10
12
Behrens, the Werkbund, and early Gropius
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Garnier and Perret
EXCURSION: Ross Gallery Cottingham show
* 15
17
19
Futurism and Expressionism
Le Corbusier to 1930
Walter Gropius and the Bauhaus
DISCUSSION: Towards a New Architecture
22
24
26
Holland and the USSR
America and the "International Style"
MID-TERM EXAMINATION
DISCUSSION: review
M 1
3
5
Twentieth-century classicism
Art Deco
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EXCURSION: Benjamin Franklin Parkway
15
17
19
Mies van der Rohe in Europe; Alvar Aalto
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Frank Lloyd Wright: The Middle Period
EXCURSION: Philadelphia skyscrapers
22
24
26
Le Corbusier: 1930-1965
Frank Lloyd Wright: Usonia
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none
29
31
A 2
Gropius and Mies in America; Philip Johnson
Britain after World War II
Louis I. Kahn
none
5
7
9
Saarinen, Rudolph, Roche, Pei
Venturi and Moore
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WEDNESDAY: Richard's Medical Laboratory

SUNDAY EXCURSION: Wright's Beth Sholom
12
14
*16
Greys and whites
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The presence of the past
DISCUSSION: Learning from Las Vegas
19
21
23
East and West, North and South
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After the twentieth century
none (review tbd)
M 3 Final Exam, 11-1, Meyerson B-3

* Papers due on these dates; see separate assignment sheets.