Table of Methodology

ARCHITECTURE: BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER A RECESSION

1. PREFACE

1.1. BUILDINGS AS A SYMPTOM OF THE STATE OF ARCHITECTURE

1.2. THE STATE OF ARCHITECTURE AS A VICTIM OF THE RECESSION

1.3. THE RECESSION AS A MEDIUM FOR CHANGE

2. BEFORE

2.1. ARCHITECTURE AS THE MANIFESTATION OF PUBLICLY EMBRACED IDEALS

2.2. PUBLICLY EMBRACED IDEALS AS THE PRECURSOR FOR RECESSION

2.3. RECESSION AS THE RESULT OF IMPLEMENTATION

3. DURING

3.1. THE RECESSION AS AN EMERGENCY BREAK

3.2. AN EMERGENCY BREAK AS FOLLOWED BY A PERIOD OF EVALUATION

3.3. EVALUATION AS THE CREATOR OF REVOLUTION

4. AFTER

4.1. CHANGE AS THE SPARK THAT INGNITES A FLAME

4.2. THE FLAME AS THE HEAT THAT REVIVES ARCHITECTURE

4.3. ARCHITECTURE AS THE CULMINATION OF RECESSION

5. EPILOGE

5.1. XANADU AS THE BEFORE

5.2. RECESSION AS THE DURING

5.3. THESIS PROJECT AS THE AFTER