Go BackDesign I: Design with Pattern Languages
Fall 1978The course work included three assignments, covering different scales of design: 1) Design of a house; 2) Ornament in buildings; 3) Morphology of a city.
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Arch. 201 Design I Design with Pattern Languages: Student sketches
15/11/1978
Student studio work includes eleven geometric pattern studies of ornaments.
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Arch. 201 Design I Design with Pattern Languages: Design of a house - Student Drawings
30/10/1978
Five drawings prepared for the studio assignment, including floor plans, sections, elevations and construction details.
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Arch. 201 Design I Design with Pattern Languages: Morphology of a city - Student Drawings
30/11/1978
Five drawings prepared for the studio assignment, on the morphology of Thessaloniki in Greece, depicting its major centers, and simulating a possible pattern of a generative process.
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Arch.201: Design I: Design with Pattern Languages - Photographs of Alexander studio class
01/03/1978
Two photographs from the studio class picnic in Martinez.
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Arch.202 & Arch.241: Morphology and Design of Large Buildings & Towns - Photographs of Alexander studio class
01/05/1978
Five photos from different class review meetings with Christopher Alexander.
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1978-79 Graduate Design Studio: Morphology and Design of Large Buildings and Towns
26/09/1978
Outlines the full course sequence for 1978-1979. Fall Quarter: Introduction – Theory I Arch. 100 & Design I Arch. 201; Winter Quarter: Large Building – Theory II Arch. 241 & Design II Arch. 202; Spring Quarter: Urban Design – Theory ...
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Arch. 201, Fall 1978 - Design I on Design with Pattern Languages: Studio class program
26/09/1978
Studio program with outline description of three assignment: a. Design of a House – 6 weeks; b. Ornament in Buildings – 2 weeks; c. Morphology of a City – 2 weeks.
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Arch. 201, Fall 1978 - Design I on Design with Pattern Languages: First four weeks assignments
26/09/1978
11-page handout with description of steps for laying out the house on site with stakes, together with “Pattern Language for Placing Rooms in the House” to select from, and “Wood Column and Beam Building System” .
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