(Montana State University - Bozeman, 1987) Howard, Mark T.; Chairperson, Graduate Committee: Clark E. Llewellyn
FOCUS
To develop a climatically responsive architectural form for the
yellowstone region.
APPROACH
To analyze climate, vegetation of the site, wildlife and region
as a means of expression related to sensitivity. Clientele and
typological studies will be used to determine the flavor of the
architecture. A merging of these two characteristics will be used
to define the scope of the problem while considering the function
based on user needs assessment.
VEHICLE
To use the set goals of the Ski Yellowstone Corporation Planning
Commission for the development of Ski Yellowstone and to allow my
assessment of user characteristics to add definition to the
design of Ski Yellowstone. Thus, regionalism plays a lesser role
than that of cultural aspects.
