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Tuesday, May 24, 2011

The Architecture of India - Syllabus (Spring 2011)






Monograph Assignment
CONTEMPORARY RESPONSES OF INDIAN ARCHITECTURE

00 Forward: The Heritage of the Contemporary Indian Architect
Jacob A. Gines

01 High Court, Chandigarh: Le Corbusier
Jason Joy + Nick Tanner

02 Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad: Louis Kahn
Eric Carter + James Hall

03 Institute of Indology, Ahmedabad: Balkrishna V. Doshi
Krysta Dimick + Heather Wright

04 Baha'i House of Worship, Delhi: Fariborz Sahba
Chris Huntsman + Brandt Loo

05 Ahmedabad Management Association, Ahmedabad: HCP Design
M. Blake Powers + Mart Baumer

06 Ashwinikumar Crematorium, Surat: Matharoo Associates
Brian Starr + Michael Zeller

07 House in an Orchard, Ahmedabad: Ruhul Mehrotra and Associates
Jeff Adams + Matt Metcalf

08 Palmyra House, Nandgaon, Maharashtra: Studio Mumbai
Hoku Ching + Caitlin Stewart

09 GMS Grande Palladium, Mumbai: Kamal Malik Associates
Cory Ingersoll + Chi-Yow Lee
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  • Roger Bailey Traveling Fellowship: India (2008)

  • College of Architecture + Planning, University of Utah


A revolution that does not produce a new space has not realized its full potential.

Henri Lefebvre

New Space. What is it? Is it that three-dimensional, ever expanding and changing realm in which all material exists? Or is it the space that is brought to life only by the existence of the evolving human body within it? New space posits that old space, or the space of the now, is ever in flux and that New Space can/must exist - even if it is only in the mind of the creator, designer or architect.

Throughout his life, Jacob has traveled the world in search of "New Space". In 2009 he ventured to Northern India as the Roger Bailey Traveling Fellow to study the unique culture of India and to search for the intangible architectural qualities of a very tangible and tactile India. Jake also teaches at the University of Utah's School of Architecture; focusing on foundation design and the process of making.

Because of his foreign travel, architectural experience and involvement in academia, Jacob brings a unique perspective, vigor of exploration and technical knowledge to the practice of architecture; and has established himself as an award winning designer.



Arch 3010

  • Gendered Space Installations (Fall 2010)
  • See and Be Seen: A Photographer Retreat (Fall 2010)
  • Photo Essay + Light Box (Fall 2010)
  • Retreat: The Act of With-Drawing (Fall 2009)
  • Machine of Perception (Fall 2009)
  • Intervention on Space (Fall 2009)
  • Interactive Rituals (Fall 2008)
  • The Existential Journalist (Fall 2008)
  • Space Making - Place Making (Fall 2008)
  • Dinosaur National Monument Visitor's Center (Fall 2007)
  • Parasitic Architecture (Fall 2007)
  • Space, Time, Change Experiements (Fall 2007)

Arch 3011

  • Downtown Los Angeles Interpretive Center (Spring 2010)
  • Evanston Roundhouse Adaptive Re-Use (Spring 2010)
  • The U Bicycle Cooperative: Infrastructure and Civic Literacy (Spring 2009)
  • Salt Lake City Music Box (Spring 2009)
  • Chapel for the Departed (Spring 2008)
  • Time Machine Installations (Spring 2008)
  • Transformational Ticket Booth/Night Club (Spring 2008)

Arch 6012

  • URBEX Projects (Summer 2009)
  • Emerging Landscapes (Summer 2009)

Arch 6229

  • Syllabus
  • 00 Forward: The Heritage of the Contemporary Indian Architect
  • 01 High Court, Chandigarh
  • 02 Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
  • 03 Institute of Indology, Ahmedabad
  • 04 Baha'i House of Worship, Delhi
  • 05 Ahmedabad Management Assoc., Ahmedabad
  • 06 Ashwinikumar Crematorium, Surat
  • 07 House in an Orchard, Ahmedabad
  • 08 Palmyra House, Maharashtra
  • 09 GMS Grande Palladium, Mumbai

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      • High Court - Le Corbusier
      • Indian Institute of Management - Louis Kahn
      • Institute of Indology - BV Doshi
      • Baha'i House of Worship - Fariborz Sahba
      • Ahmedabad Management Association - HCPDPM
      • Ashwinikumar Crematorium - Matharoo Associates
      • House in an Orchard - Rahul Mehrotra Associates
      • Palmyra House - Studio Mumbai
      • GMS Grande Palladium - Kamal Malik Architecture
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