1967 architectural record magazine May 1967
CONTENTS:
HARTFORD PLAZA AND OLD ST. MARY'S RECTORY
San Francisco's new tall tower takes extraordinary advantage of a troublesome site, and proves a sophisticated and amiable counterpart to the church and rectory next door.
RECENT WORKS OF EVANS WOOLLEN
Five projects by a young Indiana architect: a college library, a Federal office building, a university music center, high-rise public housing for the elderly, and a residence.
TWO LIBRARIES BY HARRISON AND ABRAMOVITZ
In the first project, lighting, air conditioning, and structure are skillfully
interwoven; in the other, spaces and levels are put to work to bring students, faculty and the artifacts of learning into closer relationship.
NURSING EDUCATION FACILITIES
Six new schools of nursing show some of the variety of programs generated by shifting course requirements and the $90-million support funds of the Nurse Training Act.
A MONUMENTAL SMALL BANK
This bold design for a small country bank achieves a sense of dignity and permanence; its massing is a direct solution to basic program needs.
ARCHITECTURE FOR SELLING
The design of the store of the 1970's will revolve about some changes-at present emergent-in the art of retailing.
PROTOTYPE SERVICE STATION WILL BE BUILT AT 58 LOCATIONS
Service stations designs for Mobil Oil Corporation. Architects and industrial designers: Eliot Noyes & Associates.
AN ENCOURAGING EXPERIMENT IN ARCHITECTURE
By Rawleigh Warner, Jr., president, Mobil Oil Corporation.
BOSTON SHOE STORE REMODELING FOR TOTAL BUDGET OF $20,000 Elkins Shoe Store, Boston. Architects: William Riseman and Associates.
NEW YORK SHOWROOM USES BRICK AND WOOD EFFECTIVELY
Fleming-Joffe Showroom, New York. Architects: Edelman and Salzman.
ST. LOUIS SHOWROOM REMODELING RESULTS IN DRAMATIC SPACES
Fleming-Joffe Showroom, St. Louis. Architects: Edelman and Salzman.
CANADIAN SERVICE STATION CONCEALED BY EARTH BERMS
Automotive Service Center, Toronto International Airport, Malton, Ontario. Architects and engineers: John B. Parkin Associates.
GRAPHICS AND ALLIED ARTS PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE IN THIS DESIGN
Joseph Magnin Store, Century Square Shopping Center, Los Angeles. Architects and engineers: Victor Gruen Associates.
SMALL HONOLULU SHOP OFFERS GOOD DESIGN FOR SALE Great Things Shop, Honolulu, Hawaii. Architect: Thomas O. Wells.
THE SYDNEY STORY
The Sydney Opera House has been proceeding for a year with a new team of Australian architects. !t may no longer be called an Opera House but an "Arts Centre," because the Government decided to change the main hall from multi-purpose to concert hall only. While the Sydney problem might appear to have been a conflict between an "idealist architect" and a
"practical client," the heart of the problem would seem to be the lack of a clearly defined program at the start.
BUILDING COMPONENTS
The New York State University Construction Fund develops performance criteria for interior finishes.
BEHIND THE RECORD birdy
"Where Do Architects Look for New Clients?" by Emerson Goble.
| Overall very good condition. Lightly used. | | pub date: | May 1967 | | publisher: | Architectural Record | | format: | Paperback |
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