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TA-1971-01.Pdf TH TEXAS SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS VOLUME 21 I JANUARY, 1971 I 0.1 Members of St. Barnabas Epis· 3 copal Church challenged their architects to design a very low budget multl·purpose facility that would not blend in with the monot· onous community. but would stand out and be significant in the life of the commumty. Publications Committee The end result: An outstanding fac· ility with simple lines and detailing, George Loving, Chairman ....Abilene excellent use of materials and a vanety of spaces with pleasing atmosphere. Jeff Corbin .............. Houston The Texas Architect has just Clarence Martin ...... .Wichita Falls completed 1ts twenty-first year Don Jarvis ................ Dallas 7 of contmuous publication. This Harold Box ............... Dallas issue contains the very first index ever Leslie Mabrey ....... Corpus Christi publ1shed of any Texas Architect David Graeber ............ Austin magazine. Many memories will be re· Pat Spillman ............... Dallas called as one glances over the twenty· James Pfluger .........•... Austin one years of subjects and individuals making s1gntficant contributions to the Many thanks to Leland A Gumn of Long· construction mdustry in the state of view and Preston Bolton of Houston who have just completed the1r term of off1ce on Texas. the publications board, Thomas Bullock, FAIA, TSA 48 President, heads the Executive -.~ ' Board of the Texas Society of . ~ Architects in 1971 . • Jim Pfluger ~ Ed1tor Texas Architect Advertisers: p. 6 Otto Coerver Company Inc. p. 47 San Valle T1le K1lns p. 47 Texas Quarries p. 47 Leon Johnston Supply Co. p. 51 Monarch •Marshall Tile p. 50 Mosher Steel Co. TEXAS ARCHITECT SAINT BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOUSTON TEXAS HONOR AWARD • TEXAS ARCHITECTURE 1970 JANUARY, 1971 3 WILLIAM T. CANNADY, RICE DESIGN ASSOCIATES, CANNADY & WI LS 0 N ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS HOUSTON, T XAS S R CTURAL ENG NEER M CHANICAL ENGINEERS PHOTOGRAPHY NA W KRAHL RALPH J SPE:ICH & ASSOC RICK GARDNE:R The problem was to design a church for an Episcopal Parish that would be the tint Episcopal Church in south Houston. The low to moderate income residential area is essentially flat land, treeless and endless one-story, single-family, three bedroom homes. A major concern was establishing the image of the church IS an important community building. It should not blend in with the monotonous community, but should stand out IS significant in the life of the community. It is a small building (13,000 s.f.) that wanted to be large. The basic philosophy, architecturally as well IS religiously, was that the altar is the central element in the church. The nave, which seats 250, surrounds the altar on three sides. The additional functions of the church such as classrooms, offices, library, Parish Hall and sacristies also surround the centrally located altar. There are no windows in the nave. light is focused on the altar from a 40 foot high light tower. There are no windows in the classroom elements, except the Priest's office: light is brought in through clerestories which reveal the sides of the sanctuary and nave box. Brick is used up to the height of all doon. Above the brick, on the interior, are 3" X 8" pine studs with 1" X 8" horizontal siding. On the exterior, cedar shingles are used above the bricks. The floors are mexican tile. The low budget of $13.00 per square foot was a major consideration. To achieve the height needed, the wall studs and roof framing were left exposed. The outside is simple containen, economical geometry and expressive of the plan and section that reflect the life of the church which revolves about the altar. The inside is exposed structure, efficient use of materials and expressive of what is holding the structure up. SECTION 4 TEXAS ARCHITECT BELL TOWER JANUARY. 1971 SAINT BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 0 h4t.gs SITE PLAN in Dallas • • and he's a prophet w1th crartiJllan's h<'n· 011 m h11 own country. Such l"am•d D11Jas IO<;ahons as the lhlton Inn, the C1ty Club, American A11lmes U>unse, Dalla. Mornms News and others luuk the1r best lll CU$Iurn mt•nors by Otto c~rver Company. Otto Coerva mstalls arch•t•ctural wood­ work, elevator cabs and decorator wall· coverlnp m distinplished bwldmss from COISI•tGoCOIIt Wbfn your dclipler wmct up wnh 1M ideN Otto Cocrwr Company can build and lnslall thml ' ' _. FlOOR PlAN 6 TEXAS ARCHITECT INDEX 1949 • 1970 Designed and compiled by Nancy R. McAdams, Architecture and Planning Librarian, The University of Texas at Austin. Computer Programming Consultant: Kelly R. McAdams, A. I.A. The index is in two parts: Subject Index and Name Index The Subject Index is arranged in alphabetical order by the subject category of the article or news item. Within each subject category, entries are grouped: ( 1) in alphabetical order according to place name (those entries not having a place name bemg l1sted first); (2) then in alphabetical order accordmg to personal or firm name (those entnes not connected with a name bemg listed first); (3) Then in alphabetical order according to the title or topic of the article or news item. The Name Index lists personal or firm names in alphabetical order, with the articles or news items for each name arranged in order of the date of their publication. Copyright N. R. McAdams, 1970. All rights reserv· ed. No part of this index may be reproduced in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the author. Additional copies of th1s mdex are ava1lable from Printing Craft, 8130 North Lamar, Austin, Texas 78753 at S .75 per copy. FEBRUARY, 1971 7 SUBJECT INDEX SUAJECT PERSONAL OR FIRM NA~E TOPIC OR TITLE AU AFFAIRS EDITORIAL) AJA•ITS FIRST CENTURY ~y 51 t Po3 AlA BEOUN 100 YEARS AGO F S7oP,7 EOITORIALI AlA GROUP HEElS IN HOUSTON F SStPoS Al A OFFERS SCHOOL DESIGN AI D MY 5Z,Po15 AlA NATIONAL CO~VENTtON PLANS AP 5Z , Po15 AlA NATIO~AL CONVENTION PLANS JE 52tP o8 AlA NATID~AL CO~VENTfON JL 52 t Po3 AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTJON AG 5Z tP,8 AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTJON AP 5J,P, 10 AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTJON JE 53t P. S AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTJON PLANS Hy 54,Po1 1 AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTtON JE 5a,P, 11 AlA N A TIO~AL CO~VENTjON JL 54oP,5 AJA NATIO~AL CO~VENTJON JE 5S t P,Z EDITORIAL) AlA NATIO~AL CONVENTtON JE 55,P,3 AlA NATIO~ A L CO~VENTtON JL 55tP,9 Al A NATIO~AL CO~VENTtON THEME MR 56 , P,J EOITORULI AlA CENTE~NJAL CONVENTION F 57,P,1 EDITORIAL) AJA CENTE~NJAL CONVENTION HY 57t P• J AlA N ATI O~AL CO~VENTtON JE 58tPo1l AlA NATIONAL CO~VENTTON PLANS JE 59t P,4 AJA NATIO~AL CO~VENTfON PLANS F 61 t Po1 0 AJA NATIO~AL CO~VENTfON PLANS AP 61,P.12 AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTtON PLANS HR 6Z ,P,18 AJA NATIO~AL CO~VENTJON PLANS JA 63,P o1 7 AJA NATIO~AL CO~VENTTON AP 63tP,17 AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTJON PLANS JE 65oPo4 AlA NATIO~AL CO~VENTTON PLANS AP 68, P, 31 GUESTS AT AlA BREAKFAST JE 57 oP, 5 TSA DELEGATIO~ TO CENTE~NIAL HY 57, P,4 TEXAS AlA FELLO~S LISTED HY 59tPo6 TEXAS HADE AlA REGION ~Y · JE 50 tP•9 AlA GULF ~TATES REOION CONVENTIO~ ON THE ALACK CITY JE 68,P,24 ,TEIN ISRAEL H!RHAN AlA DlAECTOAtUABAN DESIGN MY 6A t Pot9 WILSON EDWARD L AlA FOR G000 OF THE PROFESSION F 52tP, 4 WISCHHEYEA KENNETH REVIEW OF AlA PROGPE5S D SOtP,10 APAHTHtNTS !!EE HOUSI"'B ARCH • EOUCA Tl ON ARCHL,EDUCATION , NEW cONcEPTS AG 67,P,zz ARCHL,SCHCOLS CONFERENCE MY 51 t Po17 CAN I BE AN ARC~ITECT AP SStP.~ EDITORIAL) SO YEARS CF ARC~L.EDIJCAT JON HR 56 t P .1 FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS OPEN JA S5 t Po13 STUDENTS SEEK URB AN AID OC 69 t PoZ STUDENTS TO ATTEND CONVENTION OC SJ, P, 10 STUDENTS ~OAK I~ CO~MUNTTY OC 69tP, 25 TEXaS ARCHL,E~ROLLHfNT HIGHEST F 56,PolZ TEXAS AACHJTECT~RAL FOU~DATJON AP 62 t Po4 TEXAS ARCHITECT~RAL fOU~DATION N 68,P.S3 EDITORIAL I TOO MUCH THEORY D S~•P,S EDITORIAL I WHAT OF THE YOU~G HFN D 5l , P, 3 AOGNER WaLTER F I ADDRESS I PROFESSIO~AL ED~CATtoN D 6l•Po4 ARADSHAW W L ARCHITECT • STUDE~T RFIATTO~S HY • JE 50 t P15 ~URCHARO JOHN ELY IAODRES'il EDUCATION FOR THE FAEE ~ORLD D 61tPo16 AURCHARD JOHN F;LY IADDRES'il EDUCATION FOR FREE wnRLO PT , 2 JA 62 •P •8 CIIEEA PHILIP D (PHOTO I ROLE OF ARCHITECT URAL SCHOOL AP 58, Pol2 'ORO ONEtL G~EST PROFESSOR U,OF VIRGINIA HY 67,P,2~ HAMPTON INSTITUTE DIV OF ARCH SEEKS OEVELOP~ENT atn ~R 70 •P•?2 HENDREN PHILIP COMPUTER IN E~VtR , OE51G~ N 68,P,l6 KLEINSCHMIDT ' A ARCHL,SCH00L PROBLEM~ aG 50 •Pol9 LACY WILLIAM N (PHOTO I DEAN t U,OF TEN~ESSEE t81QGI HY 65tP,ZO LEIPZIGER PEARCE HUAO (PHOTO I DYNAHJCS OF ORGANIC aRCH , J A 56,Po5 LILLIOT RICHARD W tPHOTOI BATTLE OF THE STYLES REVIVED F S6 t Po5 NAT IONAL URAaN LEAOUE SPONSORS TECHNICIAN TRAINING S 69tPoZ1 NATIONAL UR8 AN LEAOUE TECHNICIAN ON• THE•JOA TRAINING N 69,Po44 PIPER RO~tERT J IREVIEWI OPPORTUNITIES I~ ARCHITECTURE JA 67,Po21 AED DAVID D WHY STUDY ARCHITECTURE S 55tPo9 REED RAYHOND REFORMATION OR A!YOLUTJON AG 69,P, a TEXAS ARCHITECTURAL FOU~DATJON BROAD PROGRAM PLANNED ' 57 tP.s TEXAS AACHJTECTURAL FOU~DATJON STUDIES POST ORAO , SHnAT COUASES F S6tP,S TEXAS ARCHITECTURAL FOU~DATJON THANKS ITS CONTRIBUTORS F S8 tP,10 TEXAS CONCRETE MASONRY ASSOC ROL[ IN ARCHL oEOUCATtON N 59tP.Z1 UN IVERSITY OF WISCONSIN EXTENSION COURSE OFFFREQ HY 57tP•lZ WILSON EDWARD L (PHOTOI TEXAS ARCHITECTURAL FOU~DATJON N 54 , P,42 AUSflN ARENAS CLAUDIO JOINS UoT• FAOULTY OC 67 tP•6l AUSTJN SLACK SINCLAIR JOINS U• T• FACULTY OC 67tP o61 AUSTtN AOWHAN JON A TO TEACH SHELTER DESIGN AP 6ltP,l1 AUSTIN SUXTON FRED JOINS U• T•FACULTY Or 67tP•6l AUSTtN COLLfN JaCQUES JOINS U•T• FACULTY 0 62tP,20 AUSTIN COLLINS 5ANFORn JOINS u ,T,FaOULTY OC 67tP,61 AUSTIN CREER PHILIP D DIRECTOR t U, ToSOHOOL OF aRCH.
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