K. Michael Hays

Author of Architecture Theory since 1968

About the Author

K. Michael Hays is adjunct curator of architecture at the Whitney Museum of American Art and Eliot Noyes Professor of Architectural Theory at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Includes the names: Michael K Hays, MICHAEL K.HAYs, K. Michael Hays, K. Michael Hayes, K. Michaels Hays, ed. K. Michael Hays

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Works by K. Michael Hays

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Architecture Theory since 1968 (1998) 193 copies, 1 review

Oppositions Reader: Selected Essays 1973-1984 (1998) 66 copies, 1 review

Buckminster Fuller: Starting with the Universe (Whitney Museum of American Art Book) (2008) — Editor — 57 copies

Architecture's Desire: Reading the Late Avant-Garde (2009) 51 copies, 1 review

Unprecedented Realism (1996) 30 copies, 1 review

Sanctuaries: The Last Works of John Hejduk (2003) 28 copies

Hejduk's Chronotope (1996) — Editor — 23 copies

Thinking the Present: Recent American Architecture (1990) 22 copies

Modernism and the Posthumanist Subject: The Architecture of Hannes Meyer and Ludwig Hilberseimer (1992) 21 copies

Tschumi (Universe Architecture Series) (2003) 11 copies

Bernard Tschumi (Architecture/Design Series) (2003) 8 copies

Assemblage A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (2) (1987) 7 copies

Inscriptions: Architecture Before Speech (2022) — Editor — 7 copies

A Chain of Events: Modernist Architecture on the Outer Cape, Marcel Breuer to Charles Jencks 3 copies

Mimarligin Arzusu (2015) 3 copies

Assemblage 12: A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture, August 1990 (1990) 2 copies

Assemblage 41: a Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (2000) 2 copies

Assemblage 29 a Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (29) (1996) 2 copies

Assemblage: 26 A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (1995) 2 copies

Assemblage 39 a Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (39) (1999) — Editor — 2 copies

Assemblage: 38 A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (1999) 2 copies

Assemblage: 37 A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (1998) 2 copies

Assemblage 33 (1997) 1 copy

Assemblage: 41 A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture 1 copy

Assemblage: 28 A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture (1995) 1 copy

Assemblage: 36 A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture 1 copy

Assemblage: 40 A Critical Journal of Architecture and Design Culture 1 copy

Log 59 (2023) 1 copy

K. Michael Hays: Appearance & Materiality / Aparición y materialidad (2017) 1 copy

Assemblage 39 1 copy

Assemblage (1996) 1 copy

Assemblage 38 1 copy

Assemblage 30 1 copy

Assemblage 18 (1992) 1 copy

Assemblage 27 (1995) 1 copy

Assemblage 19 (1992) 1 copy

Assemblage 16 (1992) 1 copy

Assemblage 13 (1990) — Editor — 1 copy

Critical thought & projective practices 1 copy

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archidose 2,207 reviews

Oppositions Reader: Selected Readings from a Journal for Ideas and Criticism in Architecture, 1973-1984 by K. Michael Hays

"Oppositions" was the nearly square journal of the Institute of Architecture and Urban Studies (IAUS), the non-academic NYC institution founded by Peter Eisenman that also presented lectures, published books, printed a newsletter, hosted exhibitions, functioned as a school, and was directly responsible for at least one building. Massimo Vignelli’s design of the journal, from its orange cover and font selection to the mainly two-column layout of text and images, was integral to the journal show more and institution’s identity, so the reader replicates the originals in the few-dozen contributions from two-dozen issues that comprise it. It is a rewarding collection that includes some of the most important — and frustrating, admittedly — writings on architectural history and theory in its time. show less

Apr 15, 2024

Dettingmeijer 121 reviews

Architecture Theory since 1968 by K. Michael Hays