Notice catalographique « Preserving the recent past »

• Slaton, Deborah
• Shiffer, Rebecca A.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction: Preserving the Recent Past
H. Ward Jandl I - 3

A Search for a Twentieth-Century Architecture
Moris Lapidus I-5

Preserving a Recent Past
Bertrand Goldberg, FAIA 1-II

I Can't See It; I Don't Understand It; and It Doesn't Look Old to Me
Richard Longstreth I -15

The Significance of the Recent Past

Trends in Recognizing Places for Significance in the Recent Past
Carol D. Shall and Beth L. Savage II - 3

Kent State, White Castles and Subdivisions: Evaluating the Recent Past
W. Ray Lace II - 15

Landmarks Preservation and the AIA Twenty-five Year Award
Timothy Barton II - 21

Gas, Food, and Lodging
Service Station Design in Texas, 1910 to the Present
Florence A. Rice, AIA II-25

In Search of the Vernacular Twentieth-Century Drive-In restaurant
Dwayne Jones II-31

Accommodating the Traveler: The Development of Tourist Courts on US Route 20
in New York State
Tania G. Werbizky II-41

Communities in Context

The Bias of Culture: When Does a Community Come of Age?
Ellen J. Uguccioni II - 55

Assessing Significance and Preservation Value in Waikiki
William Chapman and Don Hibbard II-57

The Sense and Dollars of Preservation
W.L. Rathje II-65

The Cold War
The Packaging of Armageddon: Symbolic Landscapes and American Civil Defense,
1945-1955
Carol Ahlgren and Frank Edgerton Martin II - 73

Preserving a Cold War Icon: The Minuteman II Missile System

Paul K. Williams II - 81

Documenting South Carolina's Military Bases and Cold War Legacy
Daniel R. Bilderback II-89

The Suburbs
Interpreting Post-World War II Suburban Landscapes as Historic Resources
David L. Ames II-97

Forgotten Environs: Preserving Olmsted Brothers' Planned Communities
Arleyn A. Levee II -103

Surveying the Suburbs: Back to the Future?
C1audia R. Brown II-105

From Graceland to the Promised Land: Places Associated with American Music
Graceland and Sun Studio
Claudette Stager II -115

Landmarks of Chicago Blues and Gospel: Chess Records and First Church of
Deliverance
Tim Samuelson and Jim Peters II-117

The American House: 1900-1960
American Single Family Houses from 1935 to 1960
Virginia McAlester II-125

Technology and Housing: Industrialization, Standardization, and Prefabrication, 1930-1950
John Burns II-129

Now You're Cooking with Gas! or, From Black to White to Color in the Kitchen and Why
Phyllis M. Ellin II - 137

Post-War Housing
The Houses of Levittown in the Context of Postwar American Culture
Barbara M. Kelly, Ph.D II -147

Hyde Park-Kenwood Urban Renewal: Forty Years Later
Ruth Eckdish Knack II-157

Down Lego Lane : Alexandra Road and Issues in the Preservation of Post-War Public Housing in London
Catherine F.A. Croft II - 165

Organizing to Preserve the Recent Past
Organizing to Preserve Modern Architecture: The Modern Architecture Preservation League
Diane Wray III-3

Saving the Suburban Sixties: Historic Preservation Planning in Fairfax County, Virginia
Bruce M. Kriviskey, AIA/AICP III - 11

Scholarship, Strategy, and Activism in Preserving the Recent Past
Richard Striner III -17

Industrial-Strength Solutions
Rehabilitation Option for the Warehouse Retailer
Jack S. Frank III - 25

Design Challenges of The Citadel
O. Randolph Jones III - 29

Rediscovery of the Recent Past
The Preservation Movement Rediscovers America
Elizabeth A. Lyon and Frederick C. Williamson III - 39

Getting Around in the Twentieth Century
Dog Days - Saving a Greyhound
Frank E. Wrenick, Esq III-47

Historic Development of the Metropolitan Washington Airports: A Framework for Preservation
H. Henry Ward III-55

The Expansion and Preservation of Dulles and National Airports
Mary Harding Sadler III-63

Reviving Route 66
Teri A. Cleeland III-71

Beyond the Street to the Strip Hidden History, Revealed Landmarks
Alan Hess III - 81

Historic Neon Signs? You've Got to be Kidding!
Peter Phillips III-87

Preserving Military Assets
Preserving the Past While Building for the Future: The ARMS Initiative and Defense Conversion
Rand H. Fishbein III-95

ContemPorary Landscape Architecture

Preserving Contemporary Landscape Architecture: Is Nothing Permanent but Change Itself?
Charles A. Birnbaum, ASLA III -101

Understanding the Design Intent of Dan Kiley's St. Louis Arch Landscape
Mary V. Hughes, ASLA III- 107

Preserving the Home and Legacy of James Rose
Dean Cardasis III- 115

Preservation Solutions for Institutions
Brown v. The Board of Education of Topeka: Strategies for Schoolhouse Restoration / Rehabilitation / Reuse
Cheryl Brown Henderson III-129

Establishing a Historic Preservation Framework Within Campus Management and Planning
Stephen L. Chambers, Ph.D. III-129

Modern Materials Conservation: Issues, Theory, and Perspectives

Early Modern Architecture: How to Prolong a Limited Lifespan?
Wessel De Jonge IV - 3

Conservation Issues for Modern Materials
Mary T. Baker IV- 11

Replacement and Retention of Twentieth-Century Materials in the Nation's Capital
Andrea Mones-O'Hara IV - 19

Shiny Surfaces and Structural Underpinnings
Twentieth-century Ornamental Metals and Their Care
Dennis R. Montagna IV- 27

Research and Restoration of Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion Dwelling Machine (a work in progress)
Christian W. 0verland IV-33

Structural Metals: Use and Misuse of Weathering Steel
Carolyn L. Searls and Sven E. Thomasen IV- 47

The Concrete Atlantis
The Deterioration, Repair, and Replication of Cast Stone
Richard Pieper IV- 51

Architectural Precast Concrete
Sidney Freedman IV- 53

The Inside Story
The Restoration of Zenitherm, Absorbege, Cushocel, and Silent Ceal
Anne E. Weber, AIA IV- 61

The Century Apartments: Lobby Restoration Will Restore Coherence of Original Building, But What Color Should the Harewood Be? And Other Veneer Tales
Dean K Koga, AIA IV-67

Wondrous Fiber-based Wallboards of the Twentieth Century
Carol S. Gould, Kimberly Konrad, and Kathleen Catalano Milley IV- 69

Finishing the Future When The Artificial Becomes Real
Anthony Walker IV- 81

Structural Glass: Its History, Manufacture, Repair and Replacement
Carol J. Dyson and Floyd Mansberger IV - 87

Pushing the Envelope

Porcelain Enamel: Steel in Glass Clothing
Thomas C. Jester IV- 99

From Beer to Buildings: The Curious History of Glass Masonry
Derek H. Trelstad IV-107

Replacing Historic Asphalt Shingles
Alan W. O'Bright IV-115

Building Systems and Modern Hazards Conflicts Between Preservation Standards and Environmental Hazards
Delph A. Gustitus, AIA IV-125

A History of the Flat Roof and Its Implications for Drainage
William B. Rose IV- 127

Energy Conservation Issues for Modern Buildings
Ernest A. Conrad, PE IV - 137

Historic Cover-ups

Stonewalling America: Simulated Stone Products, 1920s -1940s
Ann Milkovich McKee IV- 143

Asphalt Siding: An Artificial Reality
Mike Jackson, AIA IV -145

The Curtain Wall

Curtain Wall Development: The Loss of Redundancy
Harry J. Hunderman, AIA, Jetcrey Koerber, and Stephen J. Kelley, AIA, SE V - 9

The History of the Curtain Wall: From Craftsmanship to the Machine-Made
Stephen J. Kelley, AIA, SE V- 9

The Metal and Glass Curtain Wall
Bruce S. Kaskel, SE, AIA V- 19

The Development and Conservation of Thin-Stone Veneer
Michael J. SchefiSer V - 25

The Development of Sealants and Their Significance to the Modern Curtain Wall
Michael J. Scheffler and Richard Cechner V - 31

• Historic buildings - United States - Conservation and restoration
• Monuments historique - États-Unis - Conservation et restauration