Foreword

Acknowledgments

A Note on the Dialogues

Before and Beyond Outside In

Introduction

1 PRACTICES

1.1 Architecture: The Entrepreneurial Profession

1.2 Professions and Their Discontents: The Psychodynamics of Architectural Practice

1.3 The Designer in Architectural Practice

Dialogue One / Pre-form and Post-form Design Activism, Bryan Bell

Dialogue Two / Design and Contemporary Practice, Peggy Deamer

Dialogue Three / Fitting In: Architecture in the Art Gallery, Wallis Miller

2 BUILDINGS AND PROJECTS

2.1 Human Nature in Architectural Theory: The Example of Louis Kahn

2.2 House VI

2.3 Building Evaluation, User Satisfaction, and Design

Dialogue Four / Asking Questions, Patricia Morton

Dialogue Five / An Architecture of the Workplace, Debroah Berke

3 SOCIOLOGY AND ARCHITECTURE

3.1 The Questions Architects Ask

3.2 Site Planning and Social Behavior

Dialogue Six / Sociologists in the Studio: Conflict and Cooperation, Robert Fishman

Dialogue Seven / Parallels and Connections, Frank Duffy

4 HOUSING

4.1 A Socialist Looks at Housing

4.2 U.S. Architects and Housing: 5 Relationships

4.3 Two Questions for Architecture

Dialogue Eight / Translating the Harsh Speech of the Developer: Robert Gutman and the Design of American Housing, Eric Mumford

Dialogue Nine / Modern Housing: A California Story, Marta Gutman

5 ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION

5.1 Educating Architects: Pedagogy and the Pendulum

5.2 Discipline Building

5.3 Two Discourses of Architectural Education

Dialogue Ten / The Place of the Public in Architectural Education: A Case Study in Kentucky, David Mohney

Dialogue Eleven / Welcome to the Banquet (or, How to Increase the Relative Happiness of the M. Arch. Thesis Student), Sarah Whiting

Dialogue Twelve / The Activist Entrepreneur, Keller Easterling

Selected Bibliography of Publications by Robert Gutman

Index