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Re: Skyscrapers
Wed, 11 Sep 1996 14:16:19 -0600
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>Quanda Hood wrote about lecturing on skyscrapers.
The National Building Museum In Washington DC is an EXCELLENT resource. As
is your local architect.
Otis was the inventor of elevators.... look for info under that name.
Sky Scrapers had their roots in the Chicago School, Richardson and Sullivan
are a few names that come to mind.
I still use an old text book from the 70's:
Giedeon, Sigfried, "Space, Time, and Architecture" Harvard University
Press, Cambridge, MA 1941
Chris
Christine Merriam, Art Specialist
Kayenta Intermediate School
ktwnldy.az.us
AKA KewlJewl
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