Architecture Thesis, 2010-Kyle Weeks: Temple Kabbalah Madonna: Architecture and the Camp Sensibility

Author

Kyle Weeks

Date of Award

Spring 2010

Degree Type

Dissertation/Thesis

Department

Architecture

Advisor(s)

Massey, Jonathan

Second Advisor

French, Anda

Third Advisor

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Keywords

architecture, "camp sensibility in architecture", Moore, Architecture Superjury Winner for 2010, architecture thesis book

Subject Categories

Architecture

Abstract

Weeks uses the theoretical pretext of creating a celebrity Kabbalah center loosely based in Los Angeles to test the potential of camp as a design strategy.

Comments

Kyle Weeks was awarded a B.ARCH. degree from Syracuse Architecture in May 2010. He was the Superjury winner for 2010 and recipient of the James A. Britton Memorial Award for 2010.

Access

Open Access

Recommended Citation

Weeks, Kyle, "Architecture Thesis, 2010-Kyle Weeks: Temple Kabbalah Madonna: Architecture and the Camp Sensibility" (2010). School of Architecture - Theses. 2.
https://surface.syr.edu/arc_etd/2