Oz Volume 9 Article 21 1-1-1987 Contributors Follow this and additional works at: https://newprairiepress.org/oz This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. Recommended Citation (1987) "Contributors," Oz: Vol. 9. https://doi.org/10.4148/2378-5853.1150 This Back Matter is brought to you for free and open access by New Prairie Press. It has been accepted for inclusion in Oz by an authorized administrator of New Prairie Press. For more information, please contact cads@k- state.edu. Contributors Joseph Biondo, Matt Knox, John Vienna, Austria. Studies from Case Western Reserve from the Architectural Association Low, and Tan Tee Hung will receive University in 1979. After serving as a School of Architecture, London, in 1977. their Bachelor of Architecture degrees Peter Corrigan received the Bachelor historical architect for the Connecticut The winner of the Peak International from Kansas State University in 1987. of Architectural degree from the Univer­ Historical Commission and Director of Competition in 1983 , Hadid has been Their projects were entries in the 1986 sity of Melbourne, 1966, and the Master Project Management for Seter, Cook and published in "Domus," " Casabella," AlAs National Tile Competition. Low's of Environmental Design degree from Sepson, Architects, Fisher joined the "Lotus International" and has had her entry tied for first place. Yale University, 1969. In addition to staff of " Progressive Architecture" as an work exhibited at the Centres Georges working in such distinguished offices as associate editor in 1982. Fisher is cur­ Pompidou, the Paris Biennale and the Bob Burnham received a Bachelor of Roche Dinkerloo, Paul Rudolph and rently a senior editor for "Progressive XVII Triennale di Milano. Hadid is prac­ Architecture degree from Carnegie­ Johnson and Burgee, Corrigan has Architecture. ' ' ticing in London, England. Mellon University and a Master of served as a visiting professor and lec­ Architecture degree from the University turer at Yale University, University of Cary Gampher will receive·a Bachelor John Jesik, Matt Kovatovich, and of California at Berkley. In addition to Melborne and the Royal Melbourne of Architecture degree from Kansas State Allan Mellske, will receive Bachelor being an Associate Professor of Ar­ Institute of Technology. A founding University in 1987. Gampher's project, of Interior Architecture degrees from chitecture, Burnham serves as head of partner of Edmond and Corrigan in "Rapture," is a design five project Kansas State University in 1987. Their the Department of Architecture at Melbourne, Corrigan has been pub­ and was awarded third place in a projects were part of an adaptive reuse Kansas State University. lished in Architecture in Australia and Ar­ student design competition sponsored competition for artist's housing and chitecture and Urbanism. by the 1986 Central States Regional retail space in Kansas City. Edwin Chan is a graduate of the AlA Conference. University of Southern California at Douglas Darden received a Master of Robert Mangurian studied at Stanford Berkeley and received the Master of Ar­ Architecture degree from the Harvard Frank 0. Gehry, FAlA, received a University and received the Bachelor of chitecture degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Design in 1983. In Bachelor of Architecture degree from the Architecture degree at the University of University Graduate School of Design addition to exhibitions at the Carpenter University of Southern California and Southern California at Berkeley. A in 1985. Chan is with the office of Frank Center for the Visual Arts in Cambridge, studied city planning at Harvard Univer­ visiting professor at the Southern 0. Gehry and Associates. the Architectural League of New York sity. The principal of his own firm California Institute of Architecture and and the Max Protetch Gallery in New established in 1962, Gehry has won a frequent lecturer at UCLA, Mangurian Coop Himmelblau was founded in York, Darden has been published in the numerous national and regional AlA is also an active partner in the design 1968 by Viennese architects, Wolf D. "Columbia Art Review" and "Sites 15." awards. His work has also been featured firm, Studio Works. Prix, Helmut Swiczinsky and Rainer He has articles pending in " Precis 7," in " Domus," " GA," "Progressive Michael Holzer (who left the group in the journal of the Columbia Graduate Architecture," and "Architectural Thorn Mayne and Michael Rotondi 1971) . An aggressively individualistic School of Architecture and Planning, Record ." In 1986 Gehry's work was the are the founding principals of Mor­ group, Coop Himmelblau's actions con­ and " Perspecta 23, " the Yale architec­ subject of a major exhibition originated phosis. Mayne received his Master of stantly emphasized its belief that ture journal. Darden serves as an assis­ by the Walker Art Center in Architecture degree from the Harvard architecture must remain in unrest. tant professor at Columbia University. Minneapolis which traveled to Graduate School of Design in 1978. Armed with the desire for ''cities that fly Houston, Toronto, Atlanta, Los Rotondi is a 1973 graduate of the like breath," Coop Himmelblau is Thomas R. Fisher received a Angeles, and Boston. Southern California Institute of Ar­ originally known for its pneumatic Bachelor's degree in Architectural chitecture. Both Mayne and Rotondi substitute worlds. Some of their Design and a degree in History from Zaha M. Hadid received a degree in have been visiting professors at works include the Red Angel bar and Cornell University in 1975, as well as a mathematics from the American Univer­ Columbia University, University of "Hot Flat," apartment building in Master's degree in Interdisciplinary sity in Beruit in 1971 and an AA diploma Pennsylvania and UCLA. In addition to 75 several regional and national design for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts as the president and principal in charge awards, Morphosis has been published and presently the John Simon of Site, Inc. in "Progressive Architecture," "Ar­ Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. chitecture" and "Aritare." Mayne and Rotondi are professors at the Southern Lori Jo Shields received a Bachelor of California Institute of Architecture. Architecture degree from Kansas State University in 1986. Her project was com­ Eric Owen Moss received his Master pleted as a design six thesis. of Architecture degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Design in 1972. The Clas D.S. Steinmann is a Professor at principal of his own award-winning the University in Trier, West Germany. design firm since 1976, Moss has ex­ He teaches in the Department of Interior hibited his work in such shows as Architecture. In addition to having work "Adam's House in Paradise" at the displayed in many national and interna­ Storefront for Art and Architecture, New tional exhibitions, Steinmann recently York, and "Houses for Sale" at the Klein won first prize for the design of an out­ Gallery, Chicago. Frequently a visiting door plaza for the regional museum of professor at Tulane University and the Trier. Steinmann is currently a visiting University of Illinois, Moss also has professor in the Department of Interior lectured at the University of British Architecture at Kansas State University. Columbia, Vancouver and Massa­ chusetts Institute of Technology. Raymond Streeter received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Peter Papademetriou is a teacher, a Kansas State University and his Master writer and a practicing architect. A pro­ of Architecture from Harvard Univers­ fessor at Rice University in Houston, ity. The editor of the Inaugural Issue of Copyright Oz: Journal of the College Texas, he graduated from Princeton and Oz in 1978, Streeter is currently an of Architecture and Design. Kansas Yale, where he edited " Perspecta 12, " Assistant Professor of Architecture at State University, 1987. Text and illustra­ recipient of the 1971 AlA Architecture Kansas State University. tions may not be reproduced without Critics Citation. He has written exten­ written permission. Inquiries concern­ sively in the international professional James Wines received the Bachelor of ing back issues and financial contribu­ press, served as Correspondent to "Pro­ Architecture from Syracuse University tions should be addressed to the Manag­ gressive Architecture" since 1975, and in 1955. A Professor of Design at such ing Editor: Oz, College of Architecture was the executive editor of the "Journal schools as Parsons School of Design, and Design, Seaton Hall 211, Kansas of Architectural Education" from Carnegie-Mellon University and the State University, Manhattan, Kansas 1982-85. His current work is on the life Cooper Union in New York, Wines also 66506. Manuscript and other material and career of Eero Saarinen, which has has had works exhibited at the Galleria submission is welcome; however Oz been supported by the Arnold W. Trastevere in Rome, the Pompidou cannot guarantee publication or the Brunner Fellowship of the New York Center in Paris and the Whitney return of materials submitted without Chapter/AlA , the Graham Foundation prior agreement. 76 Museum of American Art. Wines serves .