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Journal of Architectural Education Fall Editorial Board Meeting Portland Journal of Architectural Education Fall Editorial Board Meeting Portland State University Portland, OR 02-04 October 2015 Table of Contents General Information . 1 Meeting Schedule . 2 Meeting Agenda . 3 Reports Executive Editor . .. 4 Associate Editor, Design . 5 Associate Editor, Reviews . 6 Art Director . 8 Additional Material Spring 2015 Board Meeting Minutes Theme Issue Proposals Essays to be considered for the JAE Awards General Information Welcome to the Journal of Architectural Education 2015 Fall Editorial Board Meeting. All of our meetings will occur at Portland State University (1825 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97201) If you are unable to attend the meeting, a skype connection can be provided. Please email Marc Neveu ([email protected]) if you wish to participate via skype. While in Portland, Marc Neveu may be reached by phone at: 617-899-6965. Barton Residence: (1920 SW River Drive, E101) 1 Meeting Schedule Friday, 02 October 4.00 pm Clive Knights to introduce Editorial Board to students Shattuck Hall, 1914 SW Broadway 4.15 pm Tour, School of Architecture 5.00 pm Happy Hour at Professor Emeritus Rudy Barton's house 1920 SW River Drive, E101 Saturday, 03 October 9.00 – 12.30 Design Committee Meeting Shattuck Hall, 1914 SW Broadway: Room 250 Kulper, Fujita, Jackson, La, Sprecher, Stuth, Squire, Theodore 9.00 – 12.30 Reviews Committee Meeting Shattuck Hall, 1914 SW Broadway: Room 235 Rupnik, Contandriopoulos, Mumford, Nawre, Trubiano, Wendl 9.00 – 12.30 70:1 Shattuck Hall, 1914 SW Broadway: Office pod Neveu, Brennan, Weddle 1.30 – 5.00 Editorial Board Meeting Shattuck Hall, 1914 SW Broadway: Room 210 Full Editorial Board, Monti, Reimers, Vonier 7.00 Andina 1314 NW Glisan St. (503) 228-9535 Sunday, 04 October 9.00 – 1.00 Editorial Board Meeting Shattuck Hall, 1914 SW Broadway: Room 250 Full Editorial Board, Monti, Reimers, Vonier 2 General Board Meeting Agenda Friday, 02 October Action Call to Order Neveu 1.30 Approval of Agenda Neveu 1.35 Approve Agenda Approval of Spring 2015 Minutes Neveu 1.40 Approve Minutes Executive Editor Report Neveu 1.45 Associate Editor, Design Report Kulper 2.00 Associate Editor, Reviews Report Rupnik 2.15 Art Director Report Vonier 2.30 Break Best Essay (SoD, DaS), discussion Neveu 3:00 Select Essays Adjournment 5:00 Sunday, 21 September Action Call to Order Neveu 9:00 Impact factor, discussion Neveu 9.05 Theme selection, discussion all 9.30 Select theme(s) Editorial Board Member selection, discussion all 12.30 send nominees to EE ACSA Annual Conference Session all 12.45 propose a session Adjournment 1.00 3 Executive Editor Report Since the previous Editorial Board meeting in Spring 2015, I have focused on the production of the forthcoming issue, 69:2 edited with Alicia Imperiale and Enrique Ramirez. Work for the upcoming issue, 70:1 is ongoing. 69:2 – S,M,L,XL (October 2015) • The issue is printed and available. • DaS essay to be published online as a teaser. • S,M,L,XL photos to be posted online. 70:1 – Open (March 2016) • 131 total essays (86 SoD, 45 DaS) • AnnMarie Brennan and Saundra Weddle have agreed to help edit the SoD content of the issue. 70:2 – Open or other (October 2016) Given the incredible call for 70:1, we may decide to select content for two issues. Associate Editor, Design I have nominated Amy Kulper to continue as Associate Editor, Design for 2015-16. Associate Editor, Reviews I have nominated Ivan Rupnik as Associate Editor, Reviews for 2015-16. Committee Assignment for 2015-16: Design Kulper, Fujita, Jackson, La, Sprecher, Stuth, Squire, Theodore Reviews Rupnik, Contandriopoulos, Mumford, Nawre, Trubiano, Wendl 70:1 Neveu, Weddle, Brennan Paulette Singley decided to step down to pursue work as online reviews editor for the JSAH. Dr. Singley’s term ends in 2017 and will be fulfilled by Dr. Saundra Weddle. Michelangelo Sabatino has not been able to make the previous three meetings and decided to step down. His term ends in 2016 and he will not be replaced. Acceptance rates have been posted online. The call for theme proposals yielded thirty-two proposals. 4 Associate Editor, Design: Report The Design Committee welcomes two new members at this meeting: Tricia Stuth from The University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design and co-founder and partner of the firm curb, and Mitchell Squire from the College of Design of Iowa State University. The cfp for issue 70:1, an open issue, produced a robust haul for the design committee with a total of 45 submissions for Design as Scholarship and Micro- Narratives combined. As this is a non-themed issue, the design committee will examine the submitted content, collectively decide upon a design framework, and solicit Guest Curators accordingly. (Typically, for themed issues, the design framework and Guest Curators are determined in concert with the Theme Editors.) Inspired by the succinctness of the language of the Review Committee’s call for submissions, I have re-written the charges for authors of Micro-Narratives and Guest Curators (as discussed in the last meeting), pending the approval of the Design Committee, and hope that this will streamline and simplify the submission of solicited and unsolicited design content. At the last meeting, I circulated the draft of a new Design Framework entitled, Discursive Images, among the members of the Design Committee. Based on their feedback, I have revised the text and upon their approval, we will include this new framework in the next issue. The aspiration for this new framework is to solicit drawings that instigate discourse from faculty and students of all of the ACSA member schools. This would generate design content for the website, allow us to select best faculty and student images for the print journal, and Aaron Sprecher will spearhead an effort to procure a grant for a traveling exhibition. Currently, the Design Committee is focusing its efforts on getting more design content onto the website and we continue to discuss options for having a more robust design presence there. 5 Associate Editor, Reviews: Report Ivan Rupnik, Associate Editor Report, Fall 2015 Working closely with Review Committee members Christina Contandriopolus and Eric Mumford, I have commissioned and completed nine reviews (three double reviews), included in 69:2 SMLXL, and three online reviews. I have also commissioned and am in the process of editing eight reviews for 70:1 and two for the web site. In addition, I have continued the work on a new review type, the expanded review, “what architects do”, with two of these reviews in production for 70:1. In preparation for an expanding reviews committee, I am working on a clearer set of protocols for the review production process. Published Reviews: Filip Tejchman: Insulating Modernism: Isolated and Non-Isolated Thermodynamics in Architecture Kiel Moe, with a foreword by Iñaki Abalos Birkhauser, 2014 Frederick R. Steiner: Ecology and the Architectural Imagination Brook Muller Routledge, 2014 + Design Education for a Sustainable Future Rob Fleming Routledge, 2013 David Theodore: The Return of Nature: Sustaining Architecture in the Face of Sustainability Edited by Preston Scott Cohen and Erika Naginski Routledge, 2014 Martin Bressani: A Topology of Everyday Constellations Georges Teyssot MIT Press, 2013 Robert McCarter: Kahn at Penn: Transformative Teacher of Architecture James Williamson Routledge, 2015 Sarah Thomas Karle: Projective Ecologies Chris Reed and Nina-Marie Lister Harvard Graduate School of Design and Actar Publishers, 2014 Kathleen James-Chakraborty: Urbanität und Dichte im Städtebau des 20. Jahrhunderts Wolfgang Sonne DOM publishers, 2014 + Die Stadt im 20. Jahrhundert: Visionen, Entwürfe, Gebautes Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani Verlag Klaus Wagenbuch, 2011 Panayotis Tournikiotis: Greece: Modern Architectures in History Alexander Tzonis and Alcestis P. Rodi Reaktion Books, 2013 Kiel Moe, Science in the Age of Computer Simulation Eric Winsberg University of Chicago Press, 2010 + KieranTimberlake Simulation Software Stephan Kowal: Protomoments: The New Work of Projective Architectural Objects, Glenn Wilcox and Anca Trandafirescu McGill University School of Architecture January 5– January 26, 2015 6 José Bernardi: Latin America in Construction Architecture 1955–1980 Museum of Modern Art March 29–July 19, 2015 Martino Stierli: Claire Zimmerman: Photographic Architecture in the Twentieth Century Reviews in Production: Annie Pedret: Robert McCarter, Aldo van Eyck Shundana Yusaf: Rebel Architecture Kristian Kloeckl: Rachel Armstrong, Vibrant Architecture + Davina Jackson, SuperLux: Smart Light Cities Rod Barnett: Walter de Gruyter, Why is Landscape Beautiful? Réjean Legault: Timothy Rohan, Paul Ruplph Nicola Pezolet: CCA, “The SAAL Process” Spyros Papapetros: Martin Bressani, Architecture and the Historical Imagination: Eugène- Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc, 1814–1879 Tim Love: Eric Firley, Urban Master Planning Handbook Luka Piskorec, James Stevens and Ralph Nelson, Digital Vernacular: Architectural Principles, Tools, and Processes Ryan Smith: Gordon Stott and Jared Levy, Connect Homes Patent (Expanded Review) Suzanne Charles: Landing Studio, Agreement of Use - Rock Chapel Marine (Expanded Review) 7 Art Director: Report Art Director Report may be found at the following: http://www.jaeonline.org/pages/managing-editor-report. 8 Additional Materials Spring 2015 Minutes Journal of Architectural Education (JAE) Board Meeting Spring 2015 Editorial Board Meeting ACSA Annual Meeting Toronto, Canada March 20 – 21, 2015 Meeting Minutes Prepared by Nora Wendl In
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