Toward a theory of the Architectural Program

October

Volumn , Issue 106, 2003, Pages 59-74

  Vidler, Anthony ^a  

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EID: 67449113950     PISSN: 01622870     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1162/016228703322791025     Document Type: Review

References (29)

1. Hal Foster, Design and Crime (and Other Diatribes) (London: Verso, 2002), p. 41
2. For a discussion of "diagram architecture," see, among many recent texts, R. E. Somol, "Dummy Text, or the Diagrammatic Basis of Contemporary Architecture," in Peter Eisenman, Diagram Diaries (New York: Universe, 1999)
3. and my "Diagrams of Diagrams: Architectural Abstraction and Modern Representation," Representations 72 (Fall 2000)
4. Reyner Banham, "Architecture After 1960," Architectural Review 127, no. 755 (January 1960), p. 9
5. Banham, "Architecture after 1960," p. 10
6. Summerson, "The Case for a Theory of Modern Architecture," p. 230
7. László Moholy-Nagy, The New Vision (New York: Wittenborn, 1949) pp. 159-60
8. "The Future of Universal Man," Architectural Review 127, no. 758 (April 1960). 253-60
9. Symposium with Anthony Cox (senior partner in Architects' Co-Partnership), Gordon Graham (partner in the lively provincial office), John Page (lecturer in building science, Liverpool University), Lawrence Alloway (critic and program director, ICA); "History under Revision" and "Questionnaire, Masterpieces of the Modern Movement," Architectural Review 127, no. 759 (May 1960). 325-32
10. including Banham, "History and Psychiatry," pp. 326-32
11. "Replies," Architectural Review 127, no. 760 (June 1960). 381-88, with J. M. Richards, Nikolaus Pevsner, Hugh Casson, H. de C. Hastings, and sidebar notes by Banham
12. Reyner Banham, "The Science Side: Weapons Systems, Computers, Human Sciences," Architectural Review 127, no. 757 (March 1960). 188-90
13. Nikolaus Pevsner, "Reply," Architectural Review 127, no. 760 (June 1960), p. 383
14. Banham, "Reply," p. 383
15. Reyner Banham, Theory and Design in the First Machine Age (London: Architectural Press, 1960), p. 329
16. Reyner Banham, "A Clip-on Architecture," Architectural Design 35 (November 1965). 534-35
17. first published in Design Quarterly 63 (1965)
18. See Architectural Design 35 (November 1965). 559-73
19. and Peter Cook, ed., Archigram (Boston: Birkhauser, 1972; reprint, New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1999)
20. Warren Chalk, "Touch Not Otherwise We Will be Destroyed," in Peter Cook, ed., Archigram, p. 138
21. David Greene, "Gardener's Notebook," in Peter Cook, ed., Archigram, p. 110
22. Ron Herron, Warren Chalk, and David Greene, "Manzak and Electronic Tomato," in Peter Cook, ed., Archigram, p. 124
23. Banham, "A Comment from Peter Reyner Banham," in Peter Cook, ed., Archigram, p. 5
24. Reyner Banham, "The New Brutalism," Architectural Review 118 (December 1955). 354-61
25. Banham, "The New Brutalism," in A Critic Writes, p. 12
26. Reyner Banham, "This Is Tomorrow Exhibit," Architectural Review 120, no. 716 (September 1956). 186-88
27. Rem Koolhaas, "The Ultimate Atlas for the 21st Century," WIRED (June 2003). 132-69
28. Fredric Jameson, "Future City," New Left Review second series 21 (May-June 2003), p. 76
29. Mark Wigley, "The Fiction of Architecture," in Out of Site: Fictional Architectural Spaces, ed. Anne Ellegood (New York: New Museum of Contemporary Art, 2002). 37-49