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AMOS RAPOPORT
THEORY OF
ARCHITECTURE
AMOS RAPOPORT
Career
•Lecturer University Melbourne, 1962. Assistant professor, assistant research
architect University California, Berkeley, 1963-1967. Lecturer University College,
London, 1967-1969.
Senior lecturer University Sydney, 1969-1972. Associate professor architecture and
anthropology University Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1972-1974, professor architecture
and anthropology, 1974-1979, distinguished professor architecture, since 1979.
Visiting fellow Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1982-1983, life member, since 1983.
Major achievements
•Registered architect, Victoria, New South Wales, Australia.
Works
•Author 5 books. Editor/co-editor 4 books.
Contributor over 200 articles to professional
journals.
Member many editorial boards.
Membership
Fellow Royal Australian Institute of Architects,
Institute for Human Ecology. Member Royal
Institute of British Architects, Environmental
Design Research Association (board directors
1972-1974, 85-87, Career award 1980).
BOOKS
1969 - House Form and Culture
1976 - The Mutual Interaction of People and Their
Built Environment. A Cross-Cultural Perspective.
1977 - Human Aspects of Urban Form: Towards a
Man-Environment Approach to Urban Form and Design
1982 - The Meaning of the Built Environment: A
Nonverbal Communication Approach
1990 - History and Precedent in Environmental Design