Telesis 2020

Abstract

Front Matter: This edition of Telesis, the University of Oklahoma Gibbs College of Architecture student journal, explores the theme of "Metamedia."

Editorial: The Telesis Team introduces Telesis: Metamedia.

Conversation: Emily Hays and Evan Sack discuss the history of Telesis and its revitalization in 2018 with Telesis: Design Against.

Renegade: Luca Guido re-imagines two famous, outlandish Bruce Goff designs as Cold War hideouts for necessary military operations.

Impermanent: Elaheh Houshmanidpanah and Ben DeCuyper discuss the agency the general public has in affecting their built surroundings through place attachment.

Nuclear: Caroline Simon investigates the results of the United States' fallout shelter program.

Literature: Marilyn Anthony compares, and shares the mutual inspiration between, literature and architecture.

Black: Ryan Godfrey questions why designers, especially architects, wear black.

Headspace: Humans of Gould documents the daily activities and habits of students within The University of Oklahoma's College of Architecture.

Sketching: Students translate, through sketching, various pieces of music spanning time and genre.

Cycle: Anthony Andrade discusses the inevitability of self-driving cars and their potential effects on urbanism.

Pervious: Ben DeCuyper discusses potential flood mitigation techniques for cities and buildings.

Action: Conor McMichael discusses how improving our built environments can reduce social isolation.