Galison, Peter Louis (Editor)
Thompson, Emily Ann (Editor)
MIT Press
Physical Details: xviii + 573 pp.; illus.; notes; index
Description Some papers are entered separately in the present bibliography. Other papers include: Galison, Peter: Buildings and the subject of science. Forty, Adrian: “Spatial mechanics”: Scientific metaphors in architecture. Hays, K. Michael: Diagramming the New World, or Hannes Meyer's “scientization” of architecture. Thompson, Emily: Listening to/for modernity: Architectural acoustics and the development of modern spaces in America. Brandt, Allan M., Sloane, David C.: Of bed and benches: Building the modern American hospital. Picon, Antoine: Architecure, science, and technology. Pérez-Gómez, Alberto: Architecture as science: Analogy or disjunction? Frampton, Kenneth: The mutual limits of architecture and science. Brown, Denise Scott: The hounding of the snark. Venturi, Robert: Thoughts on the architecture of the scientific workplace: Community, change, and continuity. Collins, James, Jr.: The design process for the human workplace. Levine, Arnold J.: Life in the Lewis Thomas Laboratory. Gieryn, Thomas F.: Two faces on science: Building identities for molecular biology and biotechnology. Wilson, Robert R.: Architecture at Fermilab. Safdie, Moshe: The architecture of science: From D'Arcy Thompson to the SSC. Galison, Peter, Jones, Caroline A.: Factory, laboratory, studio: Dispersing sites of production.
Chapter Newman, William R. (1999) Alchemical symbolism and concealment: The chemical house of Libavius. In: The architecture of science (p. 59).
Chapter Findlen, Paula (1999) Masculine perogatives: Gender, space, and knowledge in the early modern museum. In: The architecture of science (p. 29).
Chapter Long, Pamela O. (1999) Openness and empiricism: Values and meaning in early architectural writings and in 17th-century experimental philosophy. In: The architecture of science (p. 79).
Chapter Forgan, Sophie (1999) Bricks and bones: Architecture and science in Victorian Britain. In: The architecture of science (p. 181).
Chapter Jackson, Myles W. (1999) Illuminating the opacity of achromatic lens production: Joseph von Fraunhofer's use of monastic architecture and space as a laboratory. In: The architecture of science (p. 141).
Chapter Wise, M. Norton (1999) Architectures for steam. In: The architecture of science (p. 107).
Chapter Stocking, George W., Jr. (1999) The spaces of cultural representation, circa 1887 and 1969: Reflections on museum arrangement and anthropological theory in the Boasian and evolutionary traditions. In: The architecture of science (p. 165).
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