Architecture as Human Geography / [presented by] Stanley Saitowitz.

Format:

Sound recording

Contributor:

Saitowitz, Stanley, 1949- narrator.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Architecture, Modern--20th century.

Architecture, Modern.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (1 audio file (31 minutes)).

Place of Publication:

London, England: Pidgeon Digital, 1997.

Summary:

Stanley Saitowitz is South African born and educated, but received his Master's degree in architecture at Berkeley University, California in 1977, and has been in practice in San Francisco since then. He continues to teach at Berkeley and has taught and lectured extensively elsewhere in the USA and abroad. In his talk he details his architectural preoccupations and describes the many houses he has designed, as well as the California Museum of Photography and his latest completed project at the time of his talk, the exquisite New England Holocaust Memorial in Boston which he won in competition.

Contents:

Stanley Saitowitz In His Office

House In The Transvaal, Outside Johannesburg

House At Stinson Beach, North Of San Francisco

McLane House

Rabin House In Tiburon

Di Napoli House In Los Gatos

Eddie Bischoff House In Oakland

Saitowitz Office, 22 Natoma Street, San Francisco

California Museum Of Photography In Riverside

Mill Race Park. Columbus, Indiana

Embarcadero Water's Edge Ribbon, San Francisco

New England Holocaust Memorial, Boston.

Notes:

Title from publisher's website (viewed April 29, 2021).

Access Restriction:

Restricted for use by site license.