Lectures On-line The lecture series on-line includes listings of the Columbia GSAP evening lecture series, the lunchtimes lecture series, Buell Lectures and the Women in Architecture Lectures. The Columbia GSAP evening lecture series is recorded and audio versions are available online for the lectures listings accompanied by the speaker symbol. A virtual slide show is also availble for the lecture listings accompanied by the film symbol. For more detailed instructions about playing the audio and video versions of the lectures go to the instructional pages. Other Lectures On-line __-Spring 1998 __-Fall 1997 __-Spring 1997 __-Fall 1996 __-Spring 1996 __-Fall 1995 Exhibitions __-Fall 1997 __-Spring 1997 Discourses __-Lecture Discussion __-Exhibition Discussion __-Other Discussions

Evening Lecture Series Spring 1996 Wood Auditorium, Avery Hall Wednesday, 14 February Andrew Benjamin Director, Center for Research in Philosophy and Literature University of Warwick England Building Philosophy: Towards a Theory of Architecture Wednesday, 21 February Robert Venturi Architect, Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates Iconography in Architecture Monday, 26 February Kenneth Frampton A critical discussion of this recently published study by Kenneth Frampton, Ware Professor of Architecture, Columbia University Studies in Tectonic Culture Wednesday, 28 February Michael Sorkin Principal, Michael Sorkin Studio; Professor of Urbanism, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna City/States Wednesday, 6 March James Stewart Polshek Principal, James Stewart Polshek & Partners, Professor of Architecture, Columbia University First Class/Business Class: Getting from here to there and back Wednesday, 20 March Andreas Huyssen Villard Professor of Germanic Languages, Columbia University Monuments and Monumentality Monday, 25 March Dell Upton Professor of Architectural History, University of California, Berkley Buell Lecture: Public Space and Private Citizens Wednesday, 27 March Kazuyo Sejima Architect, Tokyo People, Movement and Program Wednesday, 10 April Peter Marcuse Professor of Urban Planning, Columbia University The New Spatial Order of Cities of South Africa