Oz is the student-edited journal of the Kansas State University College of Architecture, Planning, and Design. It explores ideas through publication of diverse responses to important issues related to the college's four professional programs: architecture, landscape architecture, planning, and interior architecture/product design. Each year student editors define an important topic for debate and commission relevant essays from leading practitioners and scholars. The ensuing dialog enriches student education and serves as a printed catalyst for expanded conversations among the college’s many constituents and our readers.
Most Current Online Volume: Volume 40 (2018)
Front Matter
Table of Contents and Prologue
Christian Berger, Jason Jirele, and Jeremy Migneco
Articles
Authenticity and Values
Fran Silvestre
Sculpting Public Space
Janet Echelman
Activating Architecture
Ben van Berkel
Authentic Space
Elizabeth Turk
An Interview with Fuensanta Nieto
Fuensanta Nieto
The Joys and Challenges of Stickworking
Patrick Dougherty
The Material Inquiry of Construction
Lawrence Scarpa
Li Hui: From a Nightclub to Eternity
Phil Zheng Cai
Building between Tides
Julie Brook
Context from Place
Peter Alexander
A Tribute of 4 x 10 Meters
Vanessa Beecroft
Communicating with the Other 99%
Bella Janssens and Bella Janssens
Spatial Inquiry
Annie Han and Daniel Mihalyo
Back Matter
Contributors
Christian Berger, Jason Jirele, and Jeremy Migneco