Box 2
Contains 89 Results:
"The Architecture of Charles Moore, " exhibit and catalogue, Williams College Museum of Art, 1985
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"Caring About Places: Landscapes," from Places, Volume 2, Number 3, 1985
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
Comment on "Subsidized Housing," Progressive Architecture, 1985
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"Passages and Prospects," from Views, 1997
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"Buildings in the Landscape," essay for William Turnbull, Jr.: Buildings in the Landscape, 2000
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"Fitting the House to the Land," from Place of Houses by Moore, Allen, and Lyndon, 2000
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"Acting It Out in the Market", n.d.
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"Architectural Education Here," from Journal of Architectural Education (JAE), n.d.
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"City Life: Boston,", n.d.
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.
"Design: Inquiry and Implication," from Journal of Architectural Education (JAE), n.d.
Professional papers consists of Lyndon's career outside of his architectural projects, firms, and faculty materials. The majority this series is comprised of Lyndon's writings, both published and unpublished, that were mostly written for architectural magazines and journals. Additional material includes correspondence, clippings, notes, reviews, and awards.