Space and composition of Craig Ellwood's residential buildings, focusing on structural systems

Abstract

Abstract In this study, the type and transformation of the spatial composition of Craig Ellwood's residential works were investigated, focusing on structural systems. The analysis addressed 28 works, evaluating the structure construction, structure of the main facade, and inner space structure. As a result, the following points were derived: In the 1950s, the order in space was created by setting directions and showing beams in inner and outer spaces. In the 1960s, the order in space was achieved by forming an architectural framework with columns and beams clearly exposed in the exterior space.

Keywords

• architectural framework
• case study house program
• Craig Ellwood
• spatial composition