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The City According to Barthes, Benjamin, and Baird
P. 125-139
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The architect and the public : on George Baird's contribution to architecture. - ( Habitat ; 27)-
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- Preface
- On George Baird and the Public
- Timeline 1957–2016
- Semiotics and Architecture Revisited
- Notes on the Meaning Moment : Architectural Discourse before the Ideology Wars
- Passionate Engagement with the Things of the World : Hannah Arendt as Interlocutor in the Writings of George Baird
- The City According to Barthes, Benjamin, and Baird
- The City from Sign to Medium : Private Property, Public Space, and the Pragmatics of Architecture
- Eisenman on Baird : Oppositions in North American Architectural Theory, an Interview with Peter Eisenman
- On Architecture's Cultural Patterns : Some Notes on George Baird's Influence
- On Baird and the City : An Interview with Marc Baraness
- On Baird, Toronto, and Architecture's Urban Role : An Interview with Bruce Kuwabara
- On Baird, Method, and Pleasure : An Interview with K. Michael Hays
- Language, Production, and Architecture : Revisiting George Baird's “Dimension Amoureuse” after Post-Fordism
- Project Parcel : An “Agency” for Design in the Context of Urban Property
- An American Distance
- Translated Modernity : On George Baird's Shifting Media
- Architecture and Its Discontents : George Baird, Joseph Rykwert, and Ivan Illich in Retrospect
- Kenneth Frampton and George Baird : A Continuing Conversation
- A Conversation between George Baird and Richard M. Sommer
- Epilogue
- Bibliography of Writings by George Baird 1965–2015