Coming together with past and present : new technology on the river's edge : 1991-1992 ACSA/Monsanto Student Design Competition.

Title & Author:

Coming together with past and present : new technology on the river's edge : 1991-1992 ACSA/Monsanto Student Design Competition.

Publication:

Washington, DC : Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, [1992]

Description:

48 pages : illustrations, plans ; 22 cm

Notes:
Sponsored by: Monsanto Company.
First prize winners: Kelvin Carlson, Timothy Shippey, Hoang Van Dang.

Subject:

ACSA/Monsanto Student Design Competition (1991-1992)
Architecture Competitions United States.
Commercial buildings Virginia Alexandria.
Glass, Colored Virginia Alexandria.
Waterfronts Virginia Alexandria.
Architecture Concours États-Unis.
Immeubles commerciaux Virginie Alexandria.
Verre coloré Virginie Alexandria.
Fronts de mer Virginie Alexandria.
Architecture Competitions.
Buildings.
Commercial buildings.
Glass, Colored.
Waterfronts.
Alexandria (Va.) Buildings, structures, etc.
United States.
Virginia Alexandria.
Architectural Competitions United States 1990-2000.
Student competitions United States 1990-2000.
Commercial buildings United States Virginia Alexandria 1990-2000.
Mixed-use developments United States Virginia Alexandria 1990-2000.
Riverfronts United States Virginia Alexandria 1990-2000.
Glass.

Added entries:

Carlson, Kelvin.
Shippey, Timothy.
Van Dang, Hoang.
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture.
Monsanto Company.

New technology on the river's edge

Holdings:

Location: Library main 154535
Call No.: NA2340 .A275 1992
Status: Available

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