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ComparisonIn Pursuit of Masterworks of Information Architecture
Dan Klyn
2.
Nicolas Poussin
Les Bergers d’Arcadie
1638
Public Domain Image, Wikimedia Commons
The photographer is
more of a pointer
than a painter
William J. Mitchell
3.
Charles Moore & William Turnbull
Kresge College
1971
Photo by Dan Klyn
4.
Charles Moore & William Turnbull
Kresge College
1971
Photo by Dan Klyn
5.
Charles Moore & William Turnbull
Kresge College
1971
Photo by Dan Klyn
6.
Photographer Unknown
Sylvia Beach and James Joyce
circa 1922
Bettmann Archive / Corbis
7.
James Joyce
Ulysses First Edition
1922
Photo by Shane Davis
8.
James Joyce
Ulysses Autograph Manuscript
circa 1920
Photo from The Rosenbach Museum
9.
James Joyce
Ulysses 1st American Edition
1935
Designed by Ernst Reichl
Photograph of Marilyn Monroe by Eve Arnold circa 1954
10.
James Joyce
Ulysses First Edition
1922
Photo by Dan Klyn
11.
Photographer Unknown
Richard Saul Wurman and Louis Kahn
1959
Collection of Richard Saul Wurman
12.
Richard Saul Wurman
The City, Form and Intent… First Edition
1963
Photo by Dan Klyn
13.
Richard Saul Wurman
The City, Form and Intent… First Edition
1963
Photo by Dan Klyn
14.
Richard Saul Wurman
The City, Form and Intent… First Edition
1963
Photo by Dan Klyn
15.
Richard Saul Wurman
Cities: Comparisons of Form and Scale
1974
Photo by Dan Klyn
16.
Wurman 1963Joyce 1922
• Fundamentally Cross-Channel
• Polymorphic In Response to Context
• Materials of Composition Lost / Broken
• Improvement via Alternate Modalities
• Iconoclastic
• 1000 copies / edition
• Lacks A Good Digital Realization
• Architected In Spite Of “The Forces”
• Fundamentally Cross-Channel
• Isomorphic In Response to Context
• Materials of Composition Lost / Broken
• Poorer In Alternate Modality
• Iconoclastic
• 1500 copies / edition
• Realized In Digital as UrbanObservatory.org
• Architected With “The Forces”