THE AMERICAN SCHOOL - Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture
The American School refers to the school of design and practice that developed under the guidance of Bruce Goff, Herb Greene and others at the University of Oklahoma in the 1950s and ’60s. The architects of the American School have long been characterized as renegades, iconoclasts and apostates.
Eight buildings "unlike anything seen before" from the American School
2024年9月25日 · We've selected eight buildings in the western United States by architects in the American School that are featured in the Outré West exhibition in Oklahoma.
Renegades: Bruce Goff and the American School of Architecture
2020年4月5日 · Renegades: Bruce Goff and the American School of Architecture tells this story of dramatic change in three sections. Moving Past the Beaux-Arts and Bauhaus, the first section, highlights the evolution in American architecture schools at the time.
I Will - Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture
The American School refers to the innovative school of design and practice that developed under the guidance of Bruce Goff, Herb Greene and others at the University of Oklahoma in the 1950s and ‘60s.
The Legacy of the American School of Architecture - The …
Aspiring architecture students flocked from across the nation to Oklahoma to attend the program and learn under the tutelage of Goff and some of the other brightest minds in architecture. But what made this school unique in a field brimming with talent across the post-war globe?
About - Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture
The work of architects associated with The American School has been recognized around the world for its originality, organic forms and poetic connection to landscape. The Bavinger House designed by Bruce Goff, for example, was a spiraling form built from local stone, slack glass, and industrial cables.
American School Archive (Architecture) - University of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Libraries and the Gibbs College of Architecture have collaborated to collect, preserve, and provide access to an expansive archive of primary source materials including architectural drawings, photographs, planning records, and models that document the legacy of the American School.
Bruce Goff and the American School of Architecture - JAE
Renegades: Bruce Goff and the American School of Architecture is the latest and largest issue of the American School Project. Led by University of Oklahoma faculty members Stephanie Pilat, Angela Person, and Luca Guido, the exhibition recounts the pedagogy, production, and influence of OU’s School of Architecture in the late 1940s-1950s ...
Exploring the American School of Architecture
Discover the legacy of Bruce Goff, Herb Greene and others who forged a new path forward by creating a uniquely American architectural style and pedagogy. See also how their work is carried forward today through the Christopher C. Gibbs College of …
Unorthodox Pedagogy: The American School Approach
At the University of Oklahoma (OU) under the leadership of Bruce Goff, a new approach to teaching and practicing architecture, known as the American School, developed in the mid-twentieth century. While other schools followed curricula inspired by European modernism, the American School taught students to imagine novel, experimental, and ...