Dimensions 15

• Price: $15.00
• Paperback—160 pages
• ISBN: 1-891197-17-7
• Dimensions:
  0.25" x 9" x 12"
• © 2001 The University of Michigan College of Architecture + Urban Planning

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Editors/Designers/Staff:

• Yumiko Aoki
• Lillie Arrazola
• Alexander Briseno
• Tara Earnest
• Adrianna Jordan
• Sadashiv Mallya
• Hilary Padget
• Malvika Shah
• Tonino Vicari
• John Wagner

Faculty Advisor:

• Brian Carter

Limits

limit (lim'it) n. 1. a determining feature or differentia in logic. 2. a prescribed maximum or minimum amount, quantity, or number. 3. a number that for a infinite sequence of numbers is such that ultimately each o fthe remaining terms of the sequence differs from this number by less than any given positive amount. 4. something that is exasperating or intolerable. (Miriam Webster's Dictionary)

This book is a collection of thoughts that atttempts to reinforce or redefine the possibility of limits in architecture. Dimensions V15 contains articles which address a broad range of interpretations of limits. We hope you find Dimensions V15 to be a comprehensive and provocative perspective in the realm of architectural discourse.

The Editors and Designers
Dimensions V15