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Download Bibliography Bibliography Alphabetical Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects Monographs Mack & Merrill: The 1999 Charles & Ray Eames Lecture, University of Michigan, 2000 Scogin Elam and Bray: Critical Architecture / Architectural Criticism, Rizzoli, 1992 Essays and Text: Mack Scogin GSA Design Awards 2004, “Jury Report” by MS, Jury Chair The Next Jerusalem, “The Palestine League” by MS. The Monacelli Press, 2002 M Emory Games, “Introduction” by MS, Rizzoli 1995 AIA Reference Book 1993–1994, “AIA Atlanta Members, Mack Scogin.” 1993 Southern Homes, “Atlanta Architect goes Ivy League: Chairs Harvard’s School of Architecture.” May / June 1990 The American Dream, “Ernest Angley Lives the American Dream,” by MS. Georgia Institute of Technology, 1983 Essays and Text: Merrill Elam Dichotomy 15: Ground, “An interview with Merrill Elam.” University of Detroit Mercy School of Architecture, 2004 Architecture for the Books, “Introduction: Designing the Contemporary Library.” The Images Publishing Group, 2003 AIA Reference Book 1993–1994, “Members of the Georgia State Board of Architects, Merrill L. Elam, AIA.” 1993 Studio Work, “The Sensible and the Intelligible” by ME, visiting design critic in Architecture, Harvard University, 1988 64 Wakefield ** de architectura: Case Americane (Romania), “64 Wakefield.” nr. 25, (date tbd) The A–Z of Modern Architecture, ED. Peter Gössel, Taschen 2007 amc: Le Monteur Architecture, “Maison Individuelle.” March 2005 The Architecture Traveler: A Guide to 263 Key American Buildings, W. W. Norton & Company, 2005 The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture Travel Edition, Phaidon Press, 2005 Interiors Now 2, “64 Wakefield.” 2004 The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture, Phaidon Press, 2004 AIT Magazine, “Wohnhaus in Atlanta, Georgia.” October 2004 Ten Years- A Decade in Design 2002–1993, Chrysler Design Awards, 2002 Pools and Spas: New Designs for Gracious Living, Rockport Publishers, 2003 See-Through Houses: Inspirational Homes and Features in Glass, Ryland Peters & Small, 2001 The New American Swimming Pool, Whitney Library of Design, 2001 The New American House 3, Whitney Library of Design, 2001 Four Rooms (Russia), "Life in the Preserve." July 2001 Residential Architect, "split decision." May 2001 The Architect: Women in Contemporary Architecture, The Images Publishing Group, 2001 Sotheby’s International Realty: Domain, "Taking the Plunge." Fall / Winter 2000 Art Forum, "The Un-Private House." November 1999 Abitare 388 (Italy), "Pool with Peripherals." October 1999 GA Houses 61 (Japan), "64 Wakefield." October 1999 The New York Times, “Peeking inside other people’s Dream Houses.” 19 September 1999 Creative Loafing, “Elements of Design.” 21 August 1999 Salon Arts and Entertainment, “The new house blend.” 5 August 1999 Metropolitan Home, "Home Peep Show." July / August 1999 The Un-Private House, The Museum of Modern Art, New York. 1999 The Museum of Modern Art, “The Un-private House.” 1 July 1999–5 October 1999 The Christian Scientist Monitor, “The way we’ll live.” 21 July 1999 Newsweek, "Burning Down the House." 19 July 1999 Vogue, “Open House.” July 1999 The New York Times, "Drop-Dead Beauty and Luxe, With an Intimate Index of Change." 2 July 1999 House Beautiful, "MOMA Comes Home." July 1999 The Wall Street Journal, "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be the Living Room." 25 June 1999 Architecture Record, "Record Houses." April 1998 Atlanta, "Who Says You Can't Have a Lap Pool in Your Bedroom?" April 1998 Bibliography Alphabetical A Country House ** GA Houses 80 Projects 2004 (Japan), "Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects." March 2004 A Studio and A Playroom ** GA Houses 56 (Japan), "A Studio and a Playroom." April 1998 Appling – McGregor House ** A+U: Architecture and Urbanism, “Appling-McGregor House.” November 1989 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce ** The Architect Reconstructing her Practice, “Projects / Recollections Merrill Elam.” 1996 Office Age (Japan), "Office Now." August 1990 A+U: Architecture and Urbanism (Japan), "Scogin Elam and Bray Architects." November 1989 A+U: Architecture and Urbanism (Japan), "Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Corporate Headquarters." November 1989 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Intown Extra, “New Life on International Boulevard.” 12 March 1987 Chamber Repot, “Downtown Headquarters Building to be Constructed by Chamber.” 2 December 1985 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “Chamber seeking it own building.” 11 November 1985 “Atlanta chamber to build new home.” (source and date tbd) The Atlanta Pavilion ** 1,000 Architects, The Images Publishing Group, 2004 immaterial / ultramaterial, George Braziller / Harvard Design School, 2002 The Washington Post, “Beyond the Dull Olympic Architecture.”13 July 1996 RIBA Journal, “Dropping the baton.” July 1996 Simultaneous Landscapes, Alaska Design Forum, “The Atlanta Pavilion.” Spring 1996 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “Financial woes doom Olympics’ Atlanta Pavilion.” 11 January 1996 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “New parasol for Peachtree.” 15 December 1995 Voices and Visions, 4th Annual Chrysler Awards for Innovation in Design Mackintosh & Architecture, “Multimedia Presentations and QTVR.” (date tbd) Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture – The Ohio State University Architectural Record, “American Institute of Architects 2010 Honor Awards.” June 2010 ArchitectureWeek, “AIA National Design Awards 2010.” 10 March 2010 Top Arquitectos Americanos, Atrium Group de Ediciones y Publicaciones, S.L., 2009 Buildings Across Time, Laurence King Publishing Ltd, 2009 The A – Z of Modern Architecture, ED. Peter Gössel, Taschen 2007 Praxis 8, “Programming Aspiration: Mack Scogin / Merrill Elam Knowlton Hall.” Summer 2006 Praxis 8, “Program is as program does.” Summer 2006 2006 Georgia Architect: a Journal of AIA Georgia, “Excellence Award, Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture.” 2006 Competitions, “Interview: Mack Scogin and Merrill Elam.” Winter 2005 / 2006 The Plan (Italy), Letter from America, “Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects.” November 2005 Columbus Dispatch, “10 to Treasure.” 24 July 2005 Architecture, “Instructive Spaces.” July 2005 Architectural Record, “Knowlton Hall.” May 2005 American Libraries. April 2005 Mack Scogin Merrill Elam / Knowlton Hall, Source Books in Architecture 6, Princeton Architectural Press, 2005 In Form Z, "A New School of Architecture at OSU." June 2002 Columbus Monthly, "Instructive Design." August 2001 Harvard Design Magazine, "Faculty Project." Winter / Spring 2001 Bailey House / Studio Live / Work Working at Home, Living at Work, Abrams 2008 2005 AIA GA Membership Directory, 2005 Atlanta Magazine, “Clean Slate.” November 2004 Era—21, “MSMEA.” June 2004 Architectural Record, Record Houses 2004. April 2004 Living in Atlanta, “AIA Design Awards.” Spring 2004 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “Radcliffe Bailey finds a new ease and inspiration.” 12 October 2003 GA Houses 77 (Japan), September 2003 GA Houses 70 (Japan), "Bailey House." March 2002 2of 13 Bibliography Alphabetical Bank for International Settlements Invited Competition ** Designing with Models: A Studio Guide to Making and Using Architectural Design Models, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2005 1,000 Architects, The Images Publishing Group, 2004 Assemblage 41, "Work of Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects." April 2000 Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Invited Competition Competing Globally in Architecture Competitions, Wiley-Academy, 2005 Competitions, "Raising the Bar in Dallas." Winter 2001 / 2002 Bridge at Concourse ** The Architect Reconstructing her Practice, “Projects / Recollections Merrill Elam.” 1996 Architecture / Georgia, 1989 GA / AIA Design Awards, Award for Excellence. October 1990 Contruzioni (Italy), "Ponte pedonale ad Atlanta." June 1990 Atlanta Business Chronicle, “Harvard calls, but Scogin has designs on Atlanta.” 2 April 1990 Atlanta Business Chronicle, “GAAIA Design Awards.” 4 December 1989 A+U: Architecture and Urbanism (Japan), "Scogin Elam and Bray Architects." November 1989 A+U: Architecture and Urbanism (Japan), "Bridge at Concourse." November 1989 Architectural Record, “Defying Gravity.” September 1988 Atlanta Magazine, “Designing the Future Look of Atlanta.” April 1986 Art Papers, “The Making of an Intuitive Architecture.” July / August 1987 Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “Art in businesses can be much more than merely décor.” 20 July 1986 The Business Edition, “Parker and Scogin Design Unique Bridge at Concourse.” (date tbd) “A Bridge for the Landmarks Group at Concourse, Atlanta, Georgia” (source and date tbd) Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “Firm’s quality designs earn ’89 AIA award.” (date tbd) Bridge Over Highway 41 ** GA Document 43 (Japan), "Bridge Over Highway 41." April 1995 Buckhead Branch Library ** The Georgia Architect, “The Value of Good Design.” September 2008 Architectural Record, “News Briefs.” August 2008 Architect, “Scogin and Elam’s Buckhead Library Could Be Razed.” March 2008 The A–Z of Modern Architecture, ED. Peter Gössel, Taschen 2007 Designing with Models: A Studio Guide to Making and Using Architectural Design Models, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2005 Counterpoint, “High Tech Meets Gothic: The new campus Architecture.” March 2001 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “Pouring Over Books.” 15 February 1996 The Architect Reconstructing her Practice, “Projects / Recollections Merrill Elam.” 1996 Georgia Tech, “the Juggler of Harvard Architecture.” Winter 1994 Library Building Projects: Tips for Survival, Libraries Unlimited, Inc., 1994 The Washington Post, “The Beauties of Conventional Wisdom;
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