Document Type
Book
Files
Publication Date
9-2003
Abstract
The study follows the interpretative principles of Symbolic Interactionism and utilizes the Grounded Theory methodology. The first goal is to better understand the culture of architecture students and, particularly, the fascinating everyday life in the design studio. The second goal is to better understand architecture students as users of school buildings. The third goal is to explore the opportunities offered by Grounded Theory for the study of user culture and needs in regard to facility programming.
ISBN
1886437173
Recommended Citation
Popov, Lobomir, "The Architecture Student Culture: An Archaeology of the Everyday Life in the Design Studio" (2003). Center for Architecture and Urban Planning Research Books. 35.
https://dc.uwm.edu/caupr_mono/35
Publisher
Center for Architecture and Urban Planning Research, University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee
City
Milwaukee, WI
Front Pages, Preface, Acknowledgements & Table of Contents
architecture_popov_2.pdf (973 kB)
Introduction
architecture_popov_3.pdf (5547 kB)
The Studio World
architecture_popov_4.pdf (1349 kB)
Forces That Shape Studio Culture
architecture_popov_5.pdf (866 kB)
Conclusions
architecture_popov_6.pdf (531 kB)
References
Comments
Monograph is digitally reproduced in its entirety. Pagination gaps represent blank pages in the print version.