Monster
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Monster
（Perspecta : the Yale architectural journal, 40）
MIT Press, c2008
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Includes bibliographical references
収録内容
- Monumental monstrosity, monstrous monumentality / Terry Kirk
- Monstrous objects, morphing things : on Alberti, wiki, and bloggers / Mario Carpo
- Soft monsters / Jürg Lehni
- Coming of age : a soft monstrosity / Marcelyn Gow and Ulrika Karlsson
- Typo-morphology of Tokyo / Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Ryuji Fujimura
- Preliminary notes on the emergence of statistical-mechanical geographic vision / John May
- Computing alibis : third world teratologies / Arindam Dutta
- Hors echelle : remembering James Stirling
- The disappearance of Charles Perrault : a cautionary tale / Edward Eigen
- Un-messy realism and the decline of the architectural mind / Mark Jarzombek
- Anatomical diagram of Fire Monster Gemera
- Etiologies of beauty : architecture and the new physics of appearance / mark Foster Gage
- Sliding a round peg through a round hole : Museum Plaza / Joshua Prince-Ramus
- You are playing a fool's game : a public exchange between Mark Foster Gage and Joshua Prince-Ramus on Museum Plaza and beauty
- Kevin Roche interview
- The New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum
- The New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum : urban subtext / Eeva Liisa Pelkonen
- The New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum / Photographed by Colin Montgomery in 2006
- The monster magnified : architectural photography as visual hyperbole / Claire Zimmerman
- Anatomical diagrams of Money-eating Monster Kanegon and Four-dimensional Monster Bullton
- Incubation and decay : Arata Isozaki's architectural poetics, metabolism's dialogical other / Emmanuel Petit
- Ru(m)inations : the haunts of contemporary architecture / John McMorrough
- Monsters, mutations, and morphology / Michael Weinstock
- Beautiful monsters / Greg Lynn
- Scaling practice : the increasing footprint of architecture in the digital age / Phillip Bernstein
- Gensler interview
- Christopher Sharples interview
- Guy Nordenson interview
- Nothing will come of nothing / Catherine Ingraham
