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the desert has done to me what it has done to many of us desert freaks - it has made me ask questions about myself that I would never otherwise have asked. . . I have not done what one has been supposed to do in deserts ever since the time of Moses - I have not ‘found myself.’ If anything I have lost myself, in the sense that I now feel that I understand myself less than I did before, Reyner Banham, Scenes in America Deserta [Salt Lake City: Peregrine Smith Book, 1982], 228.

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Colors and atmospheric effects like these are still to be seen in the deserts, even in the parts that have been so seemingly altered by the works of men, Reyner Banham, Desert Cantos, [Albuquerque: The University of New Mexico Press, 1987], 3.

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In the vacant luminosity of the arid desert, is a metaphysical emptiness of immeasurable dimension . . . gestures by human kind to sound-out the void . . . manifesting entire cosmography across a myriad of scales, James Corner and Alex MacLean, Taking Measure Across the American Landscape, [Yale University Press, 1998], 149.

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INTERROGATIVE_TOILET ROOM

Resources EXPL: Intellectual and monetary. constrained by

Plug-In Component

TR

counters

EXPL: A

indicates

Clyfford Still Museum Restroom

Cheever Hall

is the same as

EXPL: Built in 2011 at $1017.54/sf in a tactile and visual material ethic.

EXPL: Built in 1974 at $ ethic. exemplified by

Accessbility Dimensional Constraints

EXPL:Western moral imperative to create equal access for public facilities.

External Conditions

controlled by

EX:Wheelchair radius influences closeness of walls and partitions, doors, and so forth.

Morphological Cha

flexed by

EX: Occupancy type, how may occupants, code related administrative numbers, etc.

has limited root

solved with

to placate

descriptive phenomena

Rules of Thumb

Prepackaged Diagrams

have become

DEF: Forms or concepts already solved requiring very little figuring. Easily implemented.

through

EXPL: Graphics Standards and handbooks

ANSI A117.1

PLACES OF BUREAUCRACY

through

DEF: Has an end controlled by tight functional constraints.

EXPL: Quantitative description

EXPL: Standard adopted legally to address differences in physiology and ability.

Device

has created

is a

forced by descriptive phenomena

Oversimplification

causes

EXPL: No distinction between other qualities of habit such as cleanliness, LGBTQ, sex diff. of guardian/charge, etc.

Segregation

based on

EXPL: Of the sexes. Reductionist bc/oversimplifies people without distinction.

Repression EXPL: Initially based on questions of decency for males and females.

Public Rest

PLACES OF SEPARATION

creates

EXPL: Oversimplified utilitarian space.

EXPL: Qualitative description because of

through

opens up possibilities for

Biopower Shame

causes

EX: Self-consciousness resulting from heightened awareness of the body.

Nudity EX: Exhibitionism, voyeurism.

surrounding

Behavior

based on

EXPL: Actions within a place where an individual is not responsible to society.

Not-A-Place Place

due to

EXPL: An individual’s existence cannot be measured against society’s present rules and preconceptions. MET: A Blackhole of reality.

Deviancy

Yakov Dzhugashvili

EXPL: Squat versus sit. Physiology.

Touch EXPL: Require touch to exist versus aversion from fear and disgust.

related to

Euphemism and V

institutionalizes

EX: the john, the bathroom, th the privy, the shitter, the potty, the rest-stop, the water closet

EX: Lack of respect for the fixture, for the other users, for the self and the body.

referenced thro

indicates root

inform

Posture

[Dis]respect

conceived by

EXPL: Power through selfdiscipline, self-surveillance, and subjugation Dispersed/ diffuse/spread beyond a centralized control.

EXPL: Not-normal behavior.

Confusion EXPL: Separation of ourselves from ourselves and the context of our existence.

Enigma of the Shared Toilet

exemplified by

EXPL: Son of Stalin captive during WWII. Left a ‘foul mess’ in the latrine, and committed suicide rather than clean it.

described by

EXPL: The individual’s treatment of public space related to dignity, self-respect, and respect for others.

Toilet

EXPL: Moder artifact of bein

accommodate

Thermodynamics

described by

DEF: Passing of energy; energy in a system is not gained/lost, only transferred.

addresses

Metabolism

is a process of

DEF: Consumption and discharge of resources. “Powers the body.” a priori.

EVACUATI

DEF: Bowel movements and defecation. Transce beings - human, animal,

acts as a

creates

precedent

Environmental Connection EXPL: ‘Flush and Forget’ free from reality of usage.

RESTROOM WORLD

Constant

EXPL: A restroom in Madison,Wisconsin, at the University of Wisconsin.

informing the

created

Intimacy EXPL: Participatory; overall sense of care and comfort by the occupants based on the same by a central individual.

Human Condition Mutual Trust

EXPL: Part of a world outside the restroom based on care in construction and maintenance. EX: “Eyes of the street” by natural proprietors and recurrent usage by individuals.

regulated by

Relief

EXPL: Release pressures caus by digestion, an other self-main processes of th body.

REQ: Live to eat to live. EXPL: Besides sleep, other impulses are secondary, even sexual reproduction. is of

Existence

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precedent

TRENTON JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER BATH HOUSE

Offerings

through

EXPL: Elements that extend experience beyond the necessary. That are for the occupants in a capacity not quantifiable. EX: Pacing elements.

: A restroom and changing facility in Trenton, New Jersey, designed by Louis I. Kahn and Anne Tyng.

Physical Exclusion

l Restroom

EXPL:The disabled, the elderly, children, personalities, and so forth.

$138.55/sf in Brutalist addresses

led to

Normative Users

hange

EXPL: Normative users as physically fit, young males.

Poverty for

Priviledge

opposes

divides

decided

Modernism

Commodification

Stratification

created

idealized EXPL:To be had, purchased, owned.

EXPL: Embraced contemporary technology and industries.

led to

precedent

dictated

stroom

Domestic Bathroom

ed as purely

EXPL: Evolved into a hedonistic space based on taste, fantasy, and narcissim.

Consumer Product EXPL: Patented inventions in England. Became purchasable as the toilet.

Function

ern eing.

EXPL: The contemporary, sanitary technology to deliver cleanliness.

ted

addresses

enduring through

EX: Composting toilet. EXPL:What once was, is now something else, which will again be what it was before.

Public Health Act of 1848

exemplified by

EXPL: Mandated private residences be equipped with mechanism for waste disposal - toilet, privy, ashpit.

Regulation

ts; micturation cendent of all al, and divine.

Bodily Evil

because of

to contain

initiates

EXPL: Rules to improve the city’s smell. Begins to deal with the sanitation issue.

Privatization of Waste EXPL: Making excrement a private matter of the household; remove from public realm.

Edict of 1539

indicates

Unknowingness of Priviledge EXPL: Socio-economic hierarchies which show that the affluent do not recognize [naivety] the realities of contemporary life.

EXPL:The city of Paris is disgusting. Discusses the conditions of the city.

initiates

institutionalizes considered

King Francois I EXPL: French monarch. “God’s” extension on Earth. issues

led to

mandated

not from

TION

Prosthetic Relationships EXPL:Third element between ourselves and experience of the world. Removes levels of reality.

Engage a Cycle

DEF: Remove/transport waste via water. First invented in 1592. EXPL: Became standard adopted concept for sanitation in European cities by the 1800s.

not from

Necessity of Use

emerged from

generates a

EXPL:Technology is always changing, evolving, progressing, and mutating. Concepts stay the same, but the means change.

became

EXPL: Evolving from the idea of it being a natural, emergent design.

ough

TECHNOLOGY AS SAVIOR

Hydraulic Flush

root

Vulgarity

informs

reinteration of

became

the comfort station, y, the public convenience, et [WC], and so forth.

EXPL: Socio-economic divisions within the population. The ability to have [water, fixture, etc].

states

reinforces

DISGUST

towards

“it provokes great horror and greater displeasure in all valient persons of substance,” [LaPorte, 4].

16th Century French Economy

confines associated with

e of used and intenance the

representative of

EXPL:Tied to agriculture and subsidiaries. Cultivation of land and deriving a saleable product beyond subsistence level. EX:Tanneries, livestock, fishing, agricultural crops, etc. involves

influenced

Pleasure Odor

scandalizes

Miasma Theory of Disease

reacted against

Putrefaction DEF: Decay with foul smell

EXPL: Bodily and environmental odors.

ROOM AND RELATED PHILOSOPHY

DEF: Proposed the spreading of disease was caused by the exchange of gases. EXPL: 1600s Enlightenment in Europe.

of

Odorous Shit EXPL: Animal and human excrement. becomes

Odorous Waste EXPL: Cleaning of hides, detritus from crop processing, etc. disposed of in

Composted

Street

EXPL: Decomposition in connection with climate breaks down wastes.

EXPL: Acceptable for disposal of wastes in urban condition.

into

Night Soils DEF: Composted wastes that are collected for industrious usages.

Cesspool EXPL: Acceptable way of disposal and breakdown of wastes in rural condition.

Commoner


PHILOSOPHICAL POSITION_ARCHITECTURE

Evergreen EXPL: Intersection of immediate and immutable EX: Topiary, lawn forms

Soft

Rock-Hard

EXPL: Immediately temporal/dynamic EX:Vegetation, Sky

EXPL: Immutable temporal EX: Rock,Terrain

Registration

composed of

EXPL: Senusal Apprehension of elements deemed significant

Time most notably

Intention

Principles

REQ:The ability to act against necessity

AKA: Rules, Constraints, Framework

realizes

Making

defined by

The Aesthetics of Thrift

described through

EXPL: Access of knowledge founded on constraints, rules, to realize intention.

Activation

through

EXPL: Action-Reaction relationship; phenomena EX: Brick wall in January

to understand

Constructed

Presence

creates

Natural

EXPL:Taughtness, attentiveness, assertiveness

acts as an

requires

Place

EXPL: Active, creative judgment of utility and goodness to define the environment with care and precision

both

forms

Domains

create

Paths

defined by

PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

Closeness

to creates

within the

to the

Orienteering Mechanism

for the

SELF

through

History is an

layer

Tradition Memory

composed of

Cultural Memory

within the

is the

Significance excess destroys

Fantasy

EXPL: Formation of a bond between designer, owner, buider, user, and the physical

counters

Direct Esthetic Experiences of the Real EXPL:The indifference of the physical environment to you.

composed of

Materiality EXPL: Palpability EX:Temperature, weight, inertia, inherent strength

Societal Trajectory EXPL: Ideas, culture, and so forth informed by technology, ideology, economics, taste, and so on. Dynamic. Evolving. resulting from

Practice I.E.: Disciplined discovery, exporation, learning, etc. is a

ARCHITECTURE

Emptiness 1 EXPL: Offering opportunity rather than giving direction

Emptiness 2 EXPL: Perpetual incompleteness through the presence of absence



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