1. Post-Modernism POMO

2. Salk Laboratory, La Jolla, CA, 1965

3. Kallman, McKinnell, Knowles 1962

4. “Less Is More”

6. Pruitt-Igoe, St. Louis, IL Minoru Yamasaki

8. Williamsburg Housing Project, NYC

9. Here in Lowell

10. End of Pruitt-Igoe and the International Style

11. “Less is Not More…
Less is a Bore.”

12. Robert Venturi, 1966

14. Charles Moore, Piazza d’Italia, New Orleans, 1977

15. Trevi Fountain, Rome, Italy, 1732

20. 1972

21. Main Street is Almost All Right

22. 1960s

23. Ducks and Decorated Sheds

24. Tail of the Pup Hotdog Stand, Los Angeles, 1975

29. Modern Architecture MW 2:00-3:15
Oblivion

35. SITE (Sculpture in the Environment)
James Wines
Michelle Stone
Alison Sky
Taking the “Decorated Shed” to its Post-Modern conclusion

36. How do you attract a motorized consumer to a drab salesroom?

37. Best Products Stores, 1970s
Richmond, VA,

38. Peeling Project: “De-architecture”

41. SITE realized we are drawn to destruction the same way highway accidents compels us to slow down and look.

42. Notch Project
Sacramento, CA,

43. Tilt Project,
Towson MD, now demolished.

44. 1960s Pop Art
Claus Oldenberg, Clothespin, Philadelphia

45. Philip Johnson, AT&T Building, 1978