Matt
Taylor Architectural Courses

in association with SFIA
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present, I have three teaching activities with the San Francisco
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Lectures
Twice
a year I deliver a lecture on some aspect of my architectural
work. Notes from my first presentation are posted.
My last presentation notes are still a work in progress.
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Twice
a year I deliver my Basic
Architectural Practice Course. This is a combined lecture
and studio with 9 formal three to four hour sessions and a number
of ad-hoc informal dialogs, studios and field trips. The Fall
2001 sessions are being held at the Palo Alto knOwhere Store.
The always changing version of my course notes are posted.
The
SFIA designation
is:
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D-2
MATT TAYLOR STUDIO
Tuesday
evening 6:30 - 9:00 pm
Preview/Open house, Tuesday, September 18 at the knOwhere
Store
Class #1 starts Tuesday, September. 25
Last class Tuesday, December 11
The
schedule between September 25 and December 11 varies due
to my travel and various ad-hoc sessions. Meeting dates
are worked out with the class usuall several weeks in advance.
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Register
with SFIA.
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studio
experience
With
SFIA founder Fed Stitt, I co-facilitate a studio aimed at taking
an existing architectural type and re-purposing it for sustain-ability
in the 21st Century.
Our present project is old shopping centers. My role in this process
is to conduct a 2 and 1/2 day design studio, at the Palo Alto
knOwhere Store, employing and teaching the DesignShop process.
The design studio will focus on the projects the students are
now working on. This course is offered through SFIA. Participants
invited to the design studio are from be from SFIA, the Frank
Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, other architecture and design
schools and local practices. This iteration is scheduled for July
27, 28, 29, 2001.
For
detailed
information
and course Notes.
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Matt
Taylor
Palo Alto
July 22, 2001

SolutionBox
voice of this document:
IDENTITY LOGISTICS CONTRACT DOCUMENT
posted:
July 22, 2001
revised:
July 22, 2001
20010722.482991.mt
(note:
this document is about 50% finished)
Copyright©
Matt Taylor 2001
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