Stephanie Travis is Associate Professor and Director of the Interior Architecture and Design programme at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, The George Washington University, US. Her previous books include Sketching for Architecture and Interior Design (2015)Catherine Anderson is Assistant Professor of Interior Architecture and Design at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, The George Washington University, US.

25 Concepts is essential reading for students as well as anyone interested in understanding the development of design. It illuminates the importance of conceptual framework as the foundation of architecture and indeed any creative endeavor.

• Introduction1. Rotating L-ShapesSchindler Chace House, Rudolph Schindler 19222. Manipulating VolumesBauhaus Master Houses, Walter Gropius 19263. Sliding PlanesBarcelona Pavilion, Mies Van Der Rohe 19294. Shifting SpaceLovell Beach House, Rudolph Schindler 19295. Moving PerspectivesVilla Savoy, Le Corbusier 19316. Compressing HorizontalsJacobs House, Frank Lloyd Wright 19367. Expanding VolumesFallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright 19378. Extending RectanglesKaufmann House, Richard Neutra 19479. Splitting ZonesEames House, Charles and Ray Eames 194910. Offsetting Interior/ExteriorGlass House, Philip Johnson 194911. Layering PlanesFarnsworth House, Mies Van Der Rohe 195112. Undulating FormsHouse of Canoas, Oscar Niemeyer 195113. Manipulating LightRonchamp, Le Corbusier 195514. Interlocking CubesTrenton Bath House, Louis Kahn 195515. Connecting FormsMiller House, Eero Saarinen 195716. Lengthening ViewsStahl House, Pierre Koenig 196017. Overlapping CirclesPavilion for Pre-Columbian Art, Philip Johnson 196318. Rotating BlocksFisher House, Louis Kahn 196719. Embedding ComponentsKoshino House, Tadao Ando 198420. Clustering ObjectsWinton Guest House, Frank Gehry 198721. Engaging ProcessionChurch on the Water, Tadao Ando 1988 22. Lifting ElementsMaison Bordeaux, Rem Koolhaas 199823. Branching MassesY House, Steven Holl 199924. Stacking ShapesTokyo Apartment House, Sou Fujimoto 200625. Nesting RectanglesHouse N, Sou Fujimoto 2008BibliographyIndex

Stephanie Travis is Associate Professor and Director of the Interior Architecture and Design programme at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, The George Washington University, US. Her previous books include Sketching for Architecture and Interior Design (2015)Catherine Anderson is Assistant Professor of Interior Architecture and Design at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, The George Washington University, US.

25 Concepts is essential reading for students as well as anyone interested in understanding the development of design. It illuminates the importance of conceptual framework as the foundation of architecture and indeed any creative endeavor.

• Introduction1. Rotating L-ShapesSchindler Chace House, Rudolph Schindler 19222. Manipulating VolumesBauhaus Master Houses, Walter Gropius 19263. Sliding PlanesBarcelona Pavilion, Mies Van Der Rohe 19294. Shifting SpaceLovell Beach House, Rudolph Schindler 19295. Moving PerspectivesVilla Savoy, Le Corbusier 19316. Compressing HorizontalsJacobs House, Frank Lloyd Wright 19367. Expanding VolumesFallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright 19378. Extending RectanglesKaufmann House, Richard Neutra 19479. Splitting ZonesEames House, Charles and Ray Eames 194910. Offsetting Interior/ExteriorGlass House, Philip Johnson 194911. Layering PlanesFarnsworth House, Mies Van Der Rohe 195112. Undulating FormsHouse of Canoas, Oscar Niemeyer 195113. Manipulating LightRonchamp, Le Corbusier 195514. Interlocking CubesTrenton Bath House, Louis Kahn 195515. Connecting FormsMiller House, Eero Saarinen 195716. Lengthening ViewsStahl House, Pierre Koenig 196017. Overlapping CirclesPavilion for Pre-Columbian Art, Philip Johnson 196318. Rotating BlocksFisher House, Louis Kahn 196719. Embedding ComponentsKoshino House, Tadao Ando 198420. Clustering ObjectsWinton Guest House, Frank Gehry 198721. Engaging ProcessionChurch on the Water, Tadao Ando 1988 22. Lifting ElementsMaison Bordeaux, Rem Koolhaas 199823. Branching MassesY House, Steven Holl 199924. Stacking ShapesTokyo Apartment House, Sou Fujimoto 200625. Nesting RectanglesHouse N, Sou Fujimoto 2008BibliographyIndex

Stephanie Travis is Associate Professor and Director of the Interior Architecture and Design programme at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, The George Washington University, US. Her previous books include Sketching for Architecture and Interior Design (2015)Catherine Anderson is Assistant Professor of Interior Architecture and Design at the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, The George Washington University, US.

25 Concepts is essential reading for students as well as anyone interested in understanding the development of design. It illuminates the importance of conceptual framework as the foundation of architecture and indeed any creative endeavor.

• Introduction1. Rotating L-ShapesSchindler Chace House, Rudolph Schindler 19222. Manipulating VolumesBauhaus Master Houses, Walter Gropius 19263. Sliding PlanesBarcelona Pavilion, Mies Van Der Rohe 19294. Shifting SpaceLovell Beach House, Rudolph Schindler 19295. Moving PerspectivesVilla Savoy, Le Corbusier 19316. Compressing HorizontalsJacobs House, Frank Lloyd Wright 19367. Expanding VolumesFallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright 19378. Extending RectanglesKaufmann House, Richard Neutra 19479. Splitting ZonesEames House, Charles and Ray Eames 194910. Offsetting Interior/ExteriorGlass House, Philip Johnson 194911. Layering PlanesFarnsworth House, Mies Van Der Rohe 195112. Undulating FormsHouse of Canoas, Oscar Niemeyer 195113. Manipulating LightRonchamp, Le Corbusier 195514. Interlocking CubesTrenton Bath House, Louis Kahn 195515. Connecting FormsMiller House, Eero Saarinen 195716. Lengthening ViewsStahl House, Pierre Koenig 196017. Overlapping CirclesPavilion for Pre-Columbian Art, Philip Johnson 196318. Rotating BlocksFisher House, Louis Kahn 196719. Embedding ComponentsKoshino House, Tadao Ando 198420. Clustering ObjectsWinton Guest House, Frank Gehry 198721. Engaging ProcessionChurch on the Water, Tadao Ando 1988 22. Lifting ElementsMaison Bordeaux, Rem Koolhaas 199823. Branching MassesY House, Steven Holl 199924. Stacking ShapesTokyo Apartment House, Sou Fujimoto 200625. Nesting RectanglesHouse N, Sou Fujimoto 2008BibliographyIndex