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You can now order our publications online through our partnership with Prairie Avenue Bookshop. To order publications with check or money order by mail please download the order form and mail to Archeworks, 625 North Kingsbury Street Chicago, IL 60654 or fax to 312.867.7260. For more information on ordering wholesale, please contact Archeworks directly at 312.867.7254 or info@archeworks.org

 

Vol. 1  Number FiveSurf + Turf

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Archeworks’ cutting-edge investigation envisioning ways Chicago can become a resourceful urban model for addressing the local/global water scarcity and pollution dilemma.

   

Vol. 1  Number FiveThe Archeworks Papers
vol 1. Number Five

Edited by
Stanley Tigerman

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This edition features designer Bruce Mau’s essay “Now That We Can Do Anything, What Will We Do?” with responders Eva Maddox, Doug Garofalo, Bob Somol, and Stanley Tigerman.

Archeworks Papers Book Release Party with Bruce Mau April 29th, 2008

Vol. 1  Number FourThe Archeworks Papers
vol 1. Number Four

Edited by
Stanley Tigerman

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2007, 64pp Paperback, 2007 ISBN 0-9753405-5-7

This edition features Annie Pedretís paper Beneath Ethics: Love, Being, and Non- Action. Pedret is an Associate Professor at the School of Architecture, University of Illinois at Chicago. Her paper is responded to in essays written by Archeworks cofounders architect Stanley Tigerman and interior designer Eva Maddox, with Sarah Whiting, Assistant Professor of History and Theory at Princeton University.

Convention Challenged: 12 Years of ArcheworksConvention Challenged:
12 Years of Archeworks

Edited by
Stanley Tigerman and
Eva Maddox

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2006, 160 pp., b&w illus. With commentary from the cofounders, administrators, project facilitators, students, and project partners and consultants, this publication offers clarity, complexity, and ambiguity in describing Archeworks’s 12-year history as an avant-garde education and design institution in Chicago.
Paperback

Vol. 1  Number ThreeThe Archeworks Papers
vol 1. Number Three

Edited by
Stanley Tigerman

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2006, 138pp. This third issue of The Archeworks Papers features former Archeworks faculty member and art historian Ben Nicholson’s Paper New Harmony: The Hands Can’t Do What the Mind Can’t See. The paper is responded to by Archeworks Co-founders Eva Maddox and Stanley Tigerman, and former Archeworks faculty member architect Doug Garofalo. Paperback

Vol. 1  Number TwoThe Archeworks Papers
vol 1. Number Two

Edited by
Stanley Tigerman

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2005, 168 pp. For this second issue of The Archeworks Papers, Archeworks commissioned design historian and theorist Clive Dilnot to write a paper based on his October 2004 lecture at Archeworks entitled 'Design? Ethics?'. The book also includes responses to Mr. Dilnot's work by Stanley Tigerman, Daniel S. Friedman and Victor Margolin.
Paperback

Volume One Number OneThe Archeworks Papers
vol 1. Number One

Edited by
Stanley Tigerman

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2004, 44 pp. This is the first of a series of annual commissioned lectures delivered by independent scholars on self-similar subjects that are then published as a book. These papers form the basis of the Archeworks pedagogy (Archeworks is a one year multi-disciplinary, post-professional program just completing its tenth year of operation). This volume contains essays by Tigerman, Eva Maddox, Victor Margolin, and Doug Garofalo.
Paperback

Volume One Number One

DESIGN DENIED,
The Dynamics of Withholding Good Design and its Ethical Implications

Edited by
Michael LaCoste

Introduction by
Stanley Tigerman

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2005, 120 pp. Edited and written by Archeworks students who investigated the withholding of good design from certain segments of society, this book encourages discourse on withholding and includes a detailed addendum of research conducted by Archeworks students on the subject.
Paperback

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