The Cornell Journal of Architecture 10: Spirits

Volume ten of the journal focuses on aspects of architecture which may not be seen, the philosophy of architecture, and human beliefs about spirits haunting buildings. Twenty articles explore Louis Sullivan’s parallelism, melancholy in the city, object animation, interpretation of dashed lines, the making of black whiskey, watermarks and living in flood zones, and architectural representations as constructed atmospheres in fictional novels and movies. Drawings and photographs are printed in both color and black and white. Annotation ©2017 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)