A citation from the 23rd P/A Awards Program for the design of a public library to be built of an industrialized panel system. (Author/MLF)

Discusses the various types of available insulating materials and describes the properties and K values of each one. (For previous article see Progressive Architecture, April 74, page 100) (Author)

At the Ogontz campus of Pennsylvania State University in Abington, a massive gymnasium fits the site and blends well with small-scale campus buildings nearby. (Author)

A citation from the 23rd P/A Awards Program for the design of a college art facility. (Author/MLF)

The recently completed restoration of Thomas Jefferson's Rotunda at the University of Virginia is criticized as being the result of compromises and, consequently, an amalgam of its three previous designers. (Author/MLF)

The first phase of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton Graduate Center works well within its context. (Author)

The Ellicott complex at the State University of Buffalo pulls together six colleges into a single urban place. (Author/MLF)

Despite programs that stressed economy, architects for three schools near Wichita combined form and expression to make strong, but sympathetic, design statements. (Author)

Handball and tennis courts are covered with a large slatted roof with slats open to the north to provide protection from the winter rain and summer sun as well as allow adequate ventilation and good illumination from the diffused north light. (Author/MF)

Site, adjacent structures, the neighborhood, and a Hudson river view were considered in the design of the Salanter-Akiba-Riverdale Academy in New York. (Author/MLF)

A linear high school derives its form from site parameters, its dual scale from vehicular and pedestrian viewpoints, and its materials from industrial conventional applications. (Author)

Venturi and Rauch's addition to the Allen Art Museum at Oberlin College is in two separate parts: a loft that houses new facilities for the art department and a gallery for contemporary art. (Author/MLF)

Playing up the mechanical/structural elements of buildings to let the interiors derive expression from the building has gained wide acceptance with designers. A systems building for Milton Keynes (a new town in England), an office building lobby, and a child care center in New York illustrate how similar principles, applied to varied problems by…

Variations on a single design element unify and identity four separate buildings required for the University of Louisville medical and dental schools. (Author)

Architects provided a college-village with shopping centers, winding roads, plazas, and white-painted facades to allow students opportunities for many different patterns of human association. Amply and colorfully illustrated. (Author)