System of Novelties

Dawn Finley and Mark Wamble, Interloop-Architecture

Dawn Finley, Mark Wamble

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Park Books
01 March 2022

Individual architects & architectural firms; Architectural structure & design

Interloop-Architecture is a Houston-based design office founded in 2001 by principals Dawn Finley and Mark Wamble, who both also teach as professors at Rice University's School of Architecture. The firm's focus is on innovative building technologies, inventive forms, and precise material finishes, their project types range from the design of custom furniture and fixtures, to private residences, to research complexes and cultural institutions.

System of Novelties is the first book on Interloop-Architecture's work to date, tracking the firm's formation and trajectory. Typologically, it operates between a monograph and a field guide, presenting novel works of architectural design within a broader context of influence, procedures, and techniques that are threaded from project to project over a period of two-decades. It features a diverse collection of built and speculative designs that are framed through three research topics: Information and Shape, Procedure and Assembly, and Material and Environment. All this is supplemented with graphic notes that synthetically connect the unique and recurring systems engaged in this innovative architectural practice. System of Novelties offers unique insights to innovative forms of contemporary practice in architecture and demonstrates technical expertise with material, manufacturing, and delivery processes.

AUTHOR: Dawn Finley is founding principal of Houston-based Interloop-Architecture and a Professor and Director of Graduate Studies at Rice University's School of Architecture. She has also been a visiting critic at University of Illinois at Chicago, Princeton University, University of California Berkeley, and London's Architectural Association.

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A unique hybrid between monograph and field guide, offering insights into the design practice and technical expertise of Houston-based firm Interloop-Architecture .

First book on Interloop-Architecture, lavishly illustrated with previously unpublished material and significant contributions to the discipline and profession of architecture .

Interloop-Architecture are widely recognised for their nnovative building technologies, inventive forms, and precise material finishes

181 colour, 207 b/w illustrations

By: Dawn Finley, Mark Wamble
Imprint: Park Books
Country of Publication: Switzerland
Dimensions: Height: 265mm, Width: 205mm,
Weight: 837g
ISBN: 9783038602453
ISBN 10: 3038602450
Pages: 312
Publication Date: 01 March 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Unspecified

Dawn Finley is founding principal of Houston-based Interloop-Architecture and a Professor and Director of Graduate Studies at Rice University’s School of Architecture. She has also been a visiting critic at University of Illinois at Chicago, Princeton University, University of California Berkeley, and London’s Architectural Association.