Found inside – Page 126... inhuman, nondifferential form that enables the differentiation of what goes on around it (in Delirious New York, within the building, the elevator, ... Found inside – Page 297To New Yorkers of the 1910s, the Woolworth Building's twenty-eight state-of-the-art elevators were objects of intense fascination. The system was monitored ... Found inside – Page 4... of the nascent capitalist society'.13 In Delirious New York, Rem Koolhaas recalls the demonstration by Elisha Otis of his newly invented 'elevator', ... Found inside – Page 77By Joan Ockman Delirious New York (1978, new edition 1994) S.M.L.XL (1995) Mutations ... There's also a glass elevator at the front of the store, which, together with a set of industrial metal-and-mesh display cages suspended from the ceiling ... Explaining architecture to students requires a clarity and economy of expression that is not always associated with architects; perhaps this explains the popularity of our Conversations with Students series, which are succinct, informal ... Found insideOnce again reprising his arguments from Delirious New York Koolhaas argues ... the elevator, structural steel, air-conditioning) created the condition of ... Found inside... overlooked structures like American grain elevators as emblems of a functionalist modernism to come. In Delirious New York Koolhaas claimed another sort ... Found inside – Page 270The title of this section references architect Rem Koolhaas's seminal book Delirious New York, first published in 1978, in which he advances a “delirious” ... Delirious New York is also packed with intriguing and fun facts and illustrated with witty watercolors and quirky archival drawings, photographs, postcards, and maps. Found inside – Page 33Various manufacturers offer elevator systems with power recovery during descending journeys, with the ultimate aim ... 422 Rem Koolhaas: Delirious New York. Found inside – Page 143Elevators of this kind already existed in Paris, Versailles, and Chantilly” (46). 46. ... Rem Koolhaas, in Delirious New York: A Retroactive Manifesto for ... Found inside – Page 32Here is a description from a 1911 New York City guidebook : " The long swift rise of an electric express elevator — 40 ... Clinton & Russell and Holton & Grorgo It was never the tallest in the world , but this Art Decogem boasts a delirious top ... Found inside – Page 221... to be consummated—via an elevator episode—in the upper regions of the building” ... who uses “bigness” in S.M.L.XL, taken over from Delirious New York, ... Found inside – Page 24Already in Delirious New York, Rem Koolhaas observed that while infrastructural elements, _»,m , such as elevators, are usually thought of only as technical ... Found inside – Page 47Despite its cult status today, Delirious New York was untimely, ... like American grain elevators as emblems of a functionalist modernism to come. Found inside – Page 36The passion and eroticism of much of this modern competition has been humorously depicted by Rem Koolhaas in a book called Delirious New York ( New York : Oxford ... Elevators Without elevators , there ' d be no high - rise buildings . Found inside – Page 55... New York's World Fair in May 1854, and a discussion on the elevator's role in the evolution of the skyscraper, see Rem Koolhaas, Delirious New York (New ... Found inside – Page 37... container (unlike the elevator in Delirious New York), endowing even the most minimalist enclosures with a strange sense of unlimited weightlessness. Found inside – Page 161... an elevator from his book Delirious New York.30 The visual connection of views allows control of the house without having to physically walk through it. Found insideIn Delirious New York, the equivalent of the European social utopians is a ... the abstract grid, the invention of the elevator, the sphere and the tower, ... Found inside – Page 40Koolhaas' Delirious New York I think has a kind of similar parallel to Robert Caro's book on Robert Moses5, it may not be exactly true in its details but it ... Found inside – Page 187A Critical Reader from 'Delirious New York' to 'S,M,L,XL' Christophe van ... goes on around it (in Delirious New York, within the building, the elevator, ... Found inside – Page 5338 Park Row , New York , 032 ABOVE Otis Elevator Company advertisement emphasizing the ease of car operation , before 1898 . ... In Delirious New York , Koolhaas casts this episode as part of Dali's antimodern " discovery ” of New York , a ... Found inside – Page 73Figure 3.14 Hugh Ferris' proposed translation of New York light angle codes ... and with enthusiasm by Rem Koolhaas in Delirious New York, 1978 New York as ... Found inside – Page 63In his book Delirious New York (origi- nally published in 1978) he ... Emerging from the elevator on the ninth floor, the visitor finds himself in a dark ... Found insideWith his first book, Delirious New York, Koolhaas presents a radical conception ... Koolhaas suggests that the presence of the elevator denies the need for ... Found inside – Page 293... at Peter Eisenman's Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies in New York, Koolhaas's Àrst mark on America was the bestseller Delirious New York. Found inside – Page 101Delirious New York was conceived as a “blueprint” for a Culture of ... Koolhaas' New York virtually epitomizes the Society of the And: elevators, traffic, ... Found inside – Page 20Traction drive elevator with additional sheaves to lessen the amount ... 9 Rem Koolhaas, Delirious New York, New York 1978, p. 19. 10 The elevator expert ... Found inside – Page 50Grain Elevators – Midway Area , Minneapolis . ... DELIRIOUS NEW YORK COUNTRY VIEWS , NATURALLY RAIL ROAD CROSSING UTLOOK OUT FOR THE CARS A multicolored hotel built in the shape of a sphinx , crouched on the edge of ... Found inside – Page 364The Woolworth Building and the Making of Modern New York Gail Fenske. lection, N-YHS; and Woolworth and Woolley ... 173 Koolhaas, Delirious New York, 90–91. Found insideSuitably Modern: Making Middle-Class Culture in a New Consumer Society. ... Albany: State University of New York Press. ______. 2007. Found inside... for example, Koolhaas's history of the elevator in Delirious New York). Johnson, too, hated elevators and saw them as the enemy of good architecture. Found inside – Page 9... with this building goes beyond his description in Delirious New York. ... (the elevator) gives rise to the creation of events and new freedoms (the free ... Found inside – Page 61Over 30 years ago, in Delirious New York (1978), Rem Koolhaas proposed the ... For Koolhaas, the confrontation of the mechanical elevator and serial floor ... Found inside – Page 257... dreamers); but also the escalator—the elevator had been a crucial operator in Koolhaas's early book on the skyscraper landscape, Delirious New York—with ... Found inside – Page 126People recognise the streetscapes of New York, Los Angeles, ... of the golden age of skyscrapers in his famous book Delirious New York (Koolhaas 1978). Found inside – Page 256Koolhaas, Delirious New York. 92. Peyser, Memory of All That, 82. 93. Lorraine B. Diehl, Subways: The Tracks That Built New York (New York: Clarkson Potter, ... Found inside – Page 148... adopted overlooked structures such as American grain elevators as emblems of a functionalist modernism to come. In Delirious New York Koolhaas claimed ... Found inside – Page 31elevators make traditional approaches to the functional use of a lot obsolete , given the ... In Delirious New York the end of the traditional conception of ... Found inside – Page 244Concerning elevators and escalators in Coney Island, see Rem Koolhaas, Delirious New York: A Retroactive Manifesto for Manhattan (New York: Monacelli Press, ... Found inside – Page 37In his book of 1979, Delirious New York, Rem Koolhaas expanded the concept for the ... and of course utilizing the elevator core as a means of creating a ... Found inside – Page 154His 1978 book Delirious New York documents with delight “Manhattanism”—an ... the integration of elevator technology, and the technical precision of the ... Found inside11 Elevators have always fascinated Koolhaas : he speaks about them in Delirious New York , when he compares the typology of the skyscraper with the possibilities offered by mechanical lifting devices . The importance of these devices is ... Found inside – Page 127Of course, by 1978 Koolhaas had already examined alternative city-architecture tropes in Delirious New York . The lessons that he crafted as a retroactive ... Found inside – Page 17Thus in large American cities, the verticality of the buildings was determined much sooner by the conduit of the elevator. In Delirious New York, ... Found inside – Page 215Koolhaas is writing about New York, but his argument applies to Chicago as well; the combination of the elevator and the steel frame meant that “any given ... Found inside – Page 321What is more , this machine ( the grid - elevator - skycraper combination ) came ... In 1978 , Delirious New York : A Retroactive Manifesto for Manhattan ... Found inside – Page 21Like in Delirious New York ' s Manhattan , the elevator became an unquestionable protagonist . In some of his projects , Koolhaas once again ' displaced the role played here by the elevator : instead of being only a mechanical means of ... Found inside – Page 71They also underscore a new kind of dynamic , itself consumerized under the Singapore logo ' co - opetition ' , which ... the elevator had been a crucial operator in Koolhaas's early book on the skyscraper landscape , Delirious New York — with ...
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