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Art Class for Kids at North Park
6th Session

The architecture Session:
Discover a new architect each week!

starts Aug. 18 - ends Sept. 22 • art exhibit Sept. 22, 2001

Aug. 18

Frank Loyd Wright
(1867-1959)

American modernism

Aug. 25

The visit of an architect:
he built YMCA facilities

Sept. 1

Gustav Eiffel
(1832-1923)

Victorian Structural Expressionist

Sept. 8

Frank O. Gehry
(1929,-)

Biomorphic

Sept. 15

Le Corbusier
(1887-1965)

A machine for living

Sept. 22

The children work

He was a master builder, a rebel and a worshipper of nature. He created the idea of defined space as opposed to enclosed space.

A real architect will come and talk about drafting.

draft: contituting a preliminary or tentative version, sketch or outline (as a machinery or structure).

Eiffel was a talented and clever engineer who was most famous for his bridges and viaducts. Eiffel liked to work with new techonology, which in his time involved using wrought iron. He designed the Eiffel Tower using this material. He also designed the Statue of Liberty in New York.

The term suggests a form that orientates itself towards living things.

Gehry's work contains no right angles and no classic geometry, only flowing, natural and dynamic forms.

His early work was related to nature, but as his ideas matured, he developed houses which he created as "a machine for living in."

We'll display the kids work on the facility's wall and talk about this session.
We'll also have cookies and juices.