Faculty Directory
Laurence Booth

Richard C. Halpern/Rise International Distinguished Architect in Residence

Clinical Professor

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2145 Sheridan Road
Tech A138
Evanston, IL 60208-3109

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Booth Hansen

Departments

Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Education

Harvard University; Graduate School of Design, 1958-59

Bachelor of Architecture, MIT, Cambridge, MA, 1960

B.A., Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 1958


Research Interests

Architecture


Selected Publications

“Adams Road House, Oakbrook, Illinois.” GA Houses 19 February 1986: 136-143.
“Adamson House in Chicago,” Architectural Review 166 October 1979: 229-230.
“Adamson House,” A + U 129 June 1981: 71-76.
“A House by Booth; a House by Nagle.” Inland Architect 19 April 1975: 18-21.
“Architects Spur Rebirth of Chicago’s historic Printer’s Row,” Architectural Record 167 March 1980: 89-96.
“Architecture: Laurence Booth,” Architectural Digest 41 September 1984:156-163.
“Atrium Townhouses,” Process Architecture 12 1980: 32-37.
“Barglow House, Chicago.” Architectural Record 147 Mid-May 1970: 60-61.
“Beast into beauty: Helene Curtis Industries Corporate Headquarters, Chicago, Illinois.” Architectural Record 172 April 1985: 114-[119].
“Blessing in disguise: Grace Place: Grace Episcopal Church and Community Center, Chicago.” Architectural Record 175 February 1987: 94-[99].
“Booth & Nagle,” A + U 73 January 1977: 78-80.
“Booth & Nagle, Architects/Planners,” Progressive Architecture 56 January 1975: 56-57.
“Booth & Nagle.” A + U 72 December 1976: [63]-66.
“Booth and Nagle Reinterpret Classic House Plan Outside of Chicago,” Architectural Record 159 Mid-May 1976: 86-87.
“Booth Hansen and Associates,” A + U 129 June 1981: [71]-82.
Booth, Laurence O. “Booth/Hansen. General Comments on Six Houses Designed 1975-78,” GA Houses 8 1981: 36-53.
_____. “Karl Friedrich Schinkel: A Great Architect. A Play in Seven Scenes,” Inland Architect 25 June 1981: 12-30.
_____. “Opinion,” Inland Architect 18 May 1974: 6.
“Booth Nagle & Hartray: Museum of Contemporary Art,” A + U 117 June 1980: 109-112.
Bruegmann, Robert. “Little Journeys to the Offices of Architects.” Inland Architect 27 May/June 1983: 9-29.
“California Split: The 1979 C. C. AIA Awards,” Inland Architect 23-24 October 1979: 21-23.
“Chicago AIA Awards,” Progressive Architecture 63 December 1982: 32.
“Chicago’s 1974 Design Awards,” Inland Architect 18 November 1974: 7-15.
Cohen, Stuart. “A Chicago School Filling Station Not Pumping Pop,” Inland Architect 17 July 1973: 16-19.
_____. “Chicago MCA’s Renovated Image,” Progressive Architecture 60 June 1979: 24-25.
“Contemporary Houses of the World.” A + U 101 February: 1979: 7-170.
“Four architects who set up shop on the offbeat side of the street,” Inland Architect 16 June 1972: 12-17.
“Gas Station for the Award Oil Co.” Architectural Record 152 December 1972: 98.
Gapp, Paul. “Booth makes concrete progress with design of 320 N. Michigan Ave.,” Chicago Tribune, March 13, 1982: section 8, page 13.
Greer, Nora Richter. “Warehouse becomes a 'house of beauty:' Helene Curtis headquarters.” Architecture 74 May 1985: 216-219.
“Highland Park Apartments: Highland Park, Illinois,” Architectural Record 165 Mid-May 1979: 118-119.
“House of Light, Chicago.” Architectural Record 174 Mid-April 1984: [58-63].
“House on Lake Michigan, Glencoe.” Architectural Record 163 Mid-May 1978: 64-65.
“Housing, Evanston, Illinois.” Architectural Record 167 June 1980: 364-365.
“Lake Forest House,” Process Architecture 18 1980: 56-59.
“Laurence Booth: the Family Tower, “A + U, 77 May 1977: 111-113.
Miller, Nory. “Chicago’s Awards: the built, unbuilt and ineligible.” Inland Architect 21 November 1977: 8-13.
Miller, R. “Architecture: Laurence Booth,” Architectural Digest 36 July 1979: 78-85.
“Modules at Bay: Booth & Nagle explore the organic nature of structural order.” Architectural Forum 139-140 January/February 1974: 80-85.
“Private Residence, Evanston, Illinois,” Architectural Record 167 Mid-May 1980: 78-79.
“Record houses of 1970.” Architectural Record, 147 Mid-May 1970: 25-[85].
“Record houses of 1971.” Architectural Record, 149 Mid-May 1971: 21-81.
“Record houses of 1972.” Architectural Record, 151 Mid-May 1972: 19-78.
“Record houses of 1974.” Architectural Record, 155 Mid-May 1974: 49-106.
“Record Houses of 1975.” Architectural Record, 157 Mid-May 1975: 33-92.
“Record Houses of 1980.” Architectural Record, 167 Mid-May 1980: 49-116.
“Soft sell: the Terra Museum of American Art, Chicago.” Architectural Record 175 November 1987: 112-115.
“The Tall Building Artistically reconsidered: the search for a skyscraper style,” Architectural Record 172 January 1984: 63-79.