Site plan.Party walls.Stations: armature studies.Housing, shifted plans.Housing, elevation.First floor plan/ elevation.Roof plan / elevation and fifth floor plan / elevation.Section, station three, housing, kindergarten, open theater. Section, station one, housing, public garden, chamber.Section, station two, corridor, greenhouse, library. Section, infastructure.Model, plan view.Model, elevation view.Site model.Section model at station one.Section model elements and armature.Stations.Opening the armature.
Abstract
Party walls are taken as the fundamental structure of adjacent buildings and used as instruments
for de-laminating the solid faces of the block. Instead of filling in between them, each composite wall is redefined as a frame or armature off of which living spaces can be blown. Again the three components of the cavity wall are isolated and rewoven as skin, cavity and structure.
Title
Social Housing in Harlem
Author
Hofer, Adeline
Course
Thesis
Academic Year
1988–89
Semester
Fall/Spring
Faculty
Eisenman, Peter
Hejduk, John
Weile, Regi F.K.A. Goldberg
Problem Type
Harlem Housing
Program Types
Housing
Architectural Elements
party wall; armatures (structural frames); void
Site
Any block in Harlem, New York, United States
Photographer
Color Tone
Hillyer, Steven
Pro-Lab
Subjects
City blocks
Social structure
Life cycle, Human
Faculty Text
NA
Rights
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