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Steven Izenour (July 16, 1940 in New
Haven –
August 21, 2001 in Vermont) was an
American architect,
urbanist and theorist. He is best
known as co-author...
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Vegas is a 1972 book by
Robert Venturi,
Denise Scott Brown, and
Steven Izenour.
Translated into 18 languages, the book
helped foster the
development of...
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George Charles Izenour (pronounced I-zen-our), MPhys,
AIEEE (July 24, 1912 –
March 24, 2007) was an
American designer and
leading innovator in the field...
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studio in 1968 in
which Venturi and
Scott Brown,
together with
Steven Izenour, led a team of
students to do****ent and
analyze the Las
Vegas Strip, perhaps...
- by
students in
order to
study its architecture. They wrote, with
Steven Izenour, a
report in 1972 on the
subject entitled Learning From Las Vegas: the...
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degree included William J. Mitc****,
later dean at MIT, and
Steven Izenour, a
partner with Venturi,
Scott Brown ****ociates. The Yale
Urban Design...
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Venturi wrote Learning from Las
Vegas (1972), co-aut****d with
Steven Izenour, in
which they
further developed their joint argument against modernism...
- have made
significant contributions to
their fields.
George Izenour (1912–2007)
Izenour was an
inventor and a
theatrical technician and designer. His...
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Retrieved October 29, 2012. Venturi, Robert; Scott-Brown, Denise;
Izenour,
Steven (1972).
Learning from Las Vegas. Cambridge: MIT Press. p. 70....
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different devices.
Avolites Compulite Frederick Bentham Genlyte Group George Izenour Light board operator, the
person working the lightboard.
Lighting control...
