Cooper Union Architecture Archive : Student Project : Mesorah: House of Actions, House for an Orthodox Jew [ARCH_151_BokorDanielle_1993-94FS]

Kitchen.

Table.

Library.

Bedroom.

Bathroom.

Table.

Table.

Bedroom.

Bedroom.

Bathroom.

Bathroom.

Kitchen.

Kitchen.

Kitchen.

Library.

Library.

The skin as separationboundary.

One unit, three times

The object and its skin.

Cross section #1 No Center

Cross section #2 the centers

The skin as connection

Abstract

The house is comprised of those things precious enough to remain consistent and true, to be passed down through the generations. An Orthodox, Jewish house is defined and made distinct by the actions within.

Title

Mesorah: House of Actions, House for an Orthodox Jew

Author

Bokor, Danielle

Course

Thesis

Academic Year

1993–94

Semester

Fall/Spring

Faculty

Gersten, David
Hejduk, John
Knox, Roderick
Sculley, Sean
Weile, Regi F.K.A. Goldberg

Problem Type

Still Life Thesis; Analysis

Program Types

Architectural Elements

N/A

Photographer

Bokor, Danielle
Hillyer, Steven
Pro-Lab

Subjects

Orthodox Judaism
Jewish law
Home--Religious aspects
building divisions

Author Text

Thesis review transcript, ARCH 151 Thesis, 1993-94, fall / spring.
Thesis review transcript with additional comments in black ink added in 2018 , ARCH 151 Thesis, 1993-94, fall / spring.
Author text, Danielle Bokor, ARCH 151 Thesis, 1993-94, fall / spring.

Faculty Text

NA

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