Angell, Marisa.

Urban Museum of Modern Architecture, New Haven : brochures, 2002.

8 items : illustrations ; 23-28 cm

Seven brochures issued in the context of the one-year educational project "Urban Museum of Modern Architecture (UMMA): New Haven". The project was the idea of Yale doctoral student Marisa Angell (cf. Yale bulletin & calendar, v. 31, no. 4 (Sept. 27, 2002)). An accompanying text (2 leaves, typescript) by Marisa Angell? describes the project. Each brochure describes a New Haven structure completed during the 1950s-1970s. Text of the brochures was written by Marisa Angell, with graphics by Christine Moog. Copies of the brochures were distributed from seven "INFObjects", each installed at one of the seven buildings. The "INFObjects" were designed by Richard Garber and Nicole Robertson of Emergent Office. Structures selected for the project were the Yale Center for British Art (architect, Louis Kahn; completed by Pellecchia & Meyers); Crawford Manor (architect, Paul Rudolph); Dixwell Fire Station (architects, Robert Venturi and John Rauch); Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library (architect, Gordon Bunshaft of the firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill); David S. Ingalls Hockey Rink (architect, Eero Saarinen); the Art and Architecture Building (architect, Paul Rudolph); and the Yale University Art Gallery (architect, Louis I. Kahn)

Garber, Richard, 1971-
Robertson, Nicole.
Garber, Richard
Urban Museum of Modern Architecture (Project)
Architecture Connecticut New Haven 20th century.
Architecture Connecticut New Haven 20e siècle.
Architecture
Connecticut New Haven
Architecture (object genre) United States Connecticut New Haven 1950-1980.

Brochures.

Moog, Christine.

Location: Library main 235657
Call No.: NA735.N35 U7 2002
Status: Available