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Newcomb, Leonard – Academe, 1991
In one Massachusetts Institute of Technology building, architect I. M. Pei gave up three crucial areas of the project to three other designers for the purpose of artistic experiment: the main public space; the atrium's skin, with its impact on material and color throughout the building; and the site itself. (MSE)
Descriptors: Art Education, Building Design, College Buildings, Cooperation

Stagg, Josef – Academe, 1991
A University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee building illustrates how an academic building can be ill-suited to its users due to uncompromising adherence to its formal conception. The building is out of scale with its neighbors and unsuccessful in fulfilling human needs, particularly those constituting the latent functions of the building. (MSE)
Descriptors: Architectural Character, Building Design, Case Studies, College Buildings

Dutton, Thomas A.; Grant, Bradford C. – Academe, 1991
Through aesthetics, styles, and organization of space, campus architecture has often been complicit in reproducing dominant ideologies and social relations of society, undermining diversity and its possibilities. Architectural scholars, as teachers of architecture, should move theory and practice into new, more critical social terrain. (MSE)
Descriptors: Architecture, Building Design, Campus Planning, College Buildings