The Routledge Companion to Architectural Drawings and Models : From Translating to Archiving, Collecting and Displaying (Paperback)

Part 1 Drawing Sites/Sites of Knowledge Construction: Drawing, Office, Construction Site  1 A Well-Sited Archive: The Carlo Scarpa Archive at the Castelvecchio Museum  2 The "House Arrest" of Michelangelo’s Mural Drawings  3 Representing Geohistory: Exploring Drawing as Reconstruction in the Archives of Eugene-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc  4 Buildings as Unsolicited Drawing Surfaces: An Atlas of Athenian Inscriptions  5 Brazilian Architectural Archives and Contemporary Challenges: The Archives of Paulo Mendes da Rocha, Gregori Warchavchik, Lina Bo Bardi, Roberto Burle Marx, Lucio Costa, and Oscar Niemeyer  6 The Place of Models and Drawings in Sir John Soane’s House and Museum  7 The Fabbriceria and the Mise en a-BIM: Where and What Are We Trying to Hide?  8 Finding Traces in German Samper’s Sketches: Making Public the Private Archive  9 The Living Archive: The Renzo Piano Building Workshop and the Renzo Piano Foundation  Part 2 The Afterlife of Drawings and Models: Archiving, Collecting, Displaying, and Exhibiting  10 Chance and Change: The Survival and Significance of Architectural Drawings and Models  11 Life and Afterlife of a Design Process: Models and the Building of the Royal Albert Hall  12 Thin Sheets: Tracing Openings within the Archival Matter of Alison + Peter Smithson  13 The Intimate Archive: Sites of Representation and Embodiment in a Reading of Drawing Matter  14 Monuments in Motion: Exhibiting the Full-Scale Replicas from the Barcelona School of Architecture Collection  15 The Secret Afterlife of Three Drawings and the Reproduction They Spawned  16 The Singular Afterlife of What Was Once an Architectural Model  17 Everlasting Inspirations of Archival Architectural Drawings in Japan: Traveling Avant-Garde Survey Sketches by Wajiro Kon  18 When Is Architecture Art? Architectural Representations and the Postmodern Art World, or, Socioaesthetics  19 Cold War Odyssey: The Story of Mies van der Rohe’s Drawings and Papers  Part 3 Tools of Making and Knowledge Construction: Architectural Representations and Their Apparatus over Time  20 I Will Begin with the Jar of Empty Pen Caps: The Architectural Archives of the University of Pennsylvania  21 Animate Instruments: Imagination and Architectural Drawing Tools  22 The Architectural Office Space as a Measuring Tool  23 Tear It Down! Agency and Afterlife of Full-Size Models  24 On the Archive Table: Embodiment, Objectivity, and the Construction of Historical Knowledge  25 How Wrapping Paper Transforms Its Contents: City Metaphors and O. M. Ungers’ Ghost Images  26 108 Embodiments of Potential Architecture: On Sisyphean Digital Libraries of Projects  27 The Nature of Architecture: The Primitive Hut and the Nordic Pavilion  Part 4 The Ethical Responsibilities of Collecting and Archiving: Authorship, Ownership, Copyrights, and Rights to Copy  28 A Collector’s Ethical Responsibilities? Alvaro Siza’s Social Housing Projects at the Drawing Matter Archive  29 The Move of the Frank Lloyd Wright Drawings and Models: From Private Archive to Public Collection and Its Promotion of Use and Deterrence of Abuse  30 After the Original (the Afterimage): High Costs, Low Roads, and Circumventions  31 Rise and Fall of a Draftsman: A Biographic Reading of the Lequeu Legacy at the National Library of France  32 Collecting "Slowly but Surely" Constructing the Swedish Museum of Architecture in Stockholm  33 On the Silence of the Colonial Archive: Examining Sensorial Agency through the Archival Drawings of Indian Residential Schools in Canada  34 The Luis Barragan Archives: A Long and Controversial Story  35 The Anxiety of Architectural Archives