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*Name:

LIONEL JOHN MARCH

*Born:

January 26, 1934

Hove, Sussex

*Status:

Citizen: United Kingdom

Permanent Resident: United States of America, 1987 -

*Position:

Professor of Design and Computation,

University of California, Los Angeles, 1998 -

Member, Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, University of California,

Los Angeles, 1991 -

*Degrees:

ScD, University of Cambridge, 1978

MA, University of Cambridge, 1962

DipArch, University of Cambridge, 1961

BA Honours, University of Cambridge, 1959

(First Class Honours in Mathematics and Architecture)

*Awards and Honors:

1994 Celebration Issue: Planning and Design: Shape, Rules, and Design:

Essays in Honor of the 60th Birthday of the Founding Editor - Lionel March,

21, s1-s116.

Harkness Fellow of the Commonwealth Fund, Joint Center for Urban Studies,

Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1962-1964

State Scholar, Magdalene College, Cambridge, 1955-1961

*Affiliations:

Fellow, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications 1979

Fellow, Royal Society of Arts 1979

Fellow, Royal College of Art 1981

*Experience:

Professor of Design and Computation, School of the Arts and Architecture,

University of California, Los Angeles, 1994-8

Vice-Chair, Department of Design, School of the Arts and Architecture,

University of California, Los Angeles, 1994-5

Professor, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of

California, Los Angeles, 1985-1994

Trustee (with D. Gebhard, UCSB), The R.M. Schindler Fellowship of the Beata

Inaya Trust. $100,000 endowment, 1991- .

Consultant, School of Architecture, National University of Singapore, Summer

1991, 1992.

External Examiner, School of Architecture National University of Singapore.

University Senate appointment, 1991, 1992.

Vice-Chairman, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning and Head,

Architecture and Urban Design Program, 1985-1991

Rector and Vice-Provost, Royal College of Art, London, 1981-1984 (Principal

Academic and Administrative Officer of the College)

Visiting Professor, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning,

University of California, Los Angeles, 1984-85

Chairman, Engineering Design Course Team, The Open University with teaching

services from the Department of Design of Machine Systems, Cranfield Institute of Technology, 1978-1980

Professor of Design, The Open University, Head of Design Discipline, and founder of the Centre for Configurational Studies, Faculty of Technology, The Open University, 1976-1981

Professor, Department of Systems Design, Faculty of Engineering, University

of Waterloo, Ontario, 1974-1976

University Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge,

1973-1976

Assistant Director of Research, Department of Architecture, University of

Cambridge, 1969-1972

University Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge,

1968-1969

University Assistant Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge, 1966-1967

Research Officer, Estate Management Advisory Service, University of Cambridge, 1961-1962

Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Navy, 1953-1955

*University Committees:

Convener, UCLA Symposium on Design and Computation, Office of the Vice- Chancellor for Academic Affairs, 1997

Member, Faculty Advisory Committee for the Center for Medieval and

Renaissance Studies, 1995- .

Chair, Council on Academic Personnel, UCLA, 1995/6.

Member, Council on Academic Personnel, UCLA, 1993-96.

Member, Professional Education Task Force (Chair Richard L. Weiss, Chemistry, UCLA), 1993-94.

Member, School of the Arts and Architecture Task Force, (Chair, Archie Kleingartner, AGSM, UCLA), 1993-94.

Member, GSAUP Executive Committee, UCLA, 1993-94.

Member, Five Year Review: GSAUP Dean (Chair, Gary Schwartz, Professor of

Law, UCLA), 1989-90

Member, Dean Search Committee, U.C. San Diego School of Architecture (Chair,

William McGill, Emeritus Chancellor, UCSD), 1989-90

Member, Steering Committee, U.C. San Diego School of Architecture (Chair,

Richard Attiyeh, Dean of Graduate Studies and Research, UCSD), 1987-88

*Technical Committees:

Chair, Los Angeles Chapter, American Institute of Architects, Architects in

Education Committee, 1990

Commissioner, Blue Ribbon Report to the Royal College of Art, London: 'The Communications Industry; Educational Needs and Opportunities', with Aubrey Singer, Chairman (Managing Director, BBC TV); David Puttnam (Film producer); T.G. Rosenthal (Managing Director, William Heinemann International); Maurice Saatchi (Chairman, Saatchi and Saatchi Compton Ltd.); Sir Clive Sinclair (Chairman, Sinclair Research Ltd.); Andrew Sykes, Secretary (Schroder Wagg, Merchant Bankers), 1982-1983

Member, RIBA Steering Group on Research, 1977 - 1984

Member, Planning Committee, Social Science Research Council, 1976-1980

Member, Urban Models Group, Social Science Research Council, 1971-1972

Member, Research Practice Committee, Centre for Environmental Studies, 1970

Member, Ministry of Public Building and Works Committee on Computer

Application in the Construction Industry, 1967-1969

Member, RIBA Computer Applications Committee, 1966-1967

*Organizations:

Governor, Imperial College of Science and Technology, 1981-1984

Vice-President, Applied Research of Cambridge (Canada) Ltd., Toronto, 1975-1977

Chairman, Board of Directors, Applied Research of Cambridge Ltd., Cambridge,

1969-1973

Director, Centre for Land Use and Built Form Studies, University of

Cambridge, 1969-1973

President, Cambridge University Opera Group, 1961

*Doctoral theses supervised:

Athanassios Economou, 1997

Architectonics of Symmetry in Twentieth Century Architectural and Musical Theories, UCLA (Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta GA.)

Hyunho Shin, 1996

Proportional Theory in Palladio Quattro Libri dell'Architettura, UCLA

(Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, Texas Institute of Technology, Lubbock)

Earl, C.F., 1980

Incidence Structures in Architectural and Mechanical Design, The Open University

(Senior Lecturer, Department of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering, University of Newcastle-on-Tyne)

Bloch, C.J., 1979

A Formal Catalogue of Small Rectangular Plans, University of Cambridge

(Senior Software Engineer, Apple Computers)

Fawcett, W.H., 1978

Mathematical Approach to Adaptability in Buildings, University of Cambridge

(Director, Cambridge ArchitecturalResearch Limited; Lecturer, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge)

Couclelis, H., 1977

Urban Development Models, University of Cambridge

(Associate Director, National Center for Geographical Systems and Analysis; Professor, Department of Geography, UCSB)

Matela, R.J., 1976

Configurational Statistics of Polycellular Ensembles, University of Waterloo

(Lecturer, Department of Biology and Department of Design and Innovation, The Open University, UK)

Apps, P.F., 1972

An Approach to Modelling Residential Demand, University of Cambridge

(Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Sydney, NSW)

Bullock, N.O.A., 1974

Modeling the Demand for Teaching Space, University of Cambridge

(Vice-Provost, King's College, University of Cambridge)

Hawkes, D.U., 1971

The Environment Evaluation of Buildings, University of Cambridge

(Professor of Architecture, University of Wales, Cardiff)

Tabor, O.P., 1970

Traffic in Buildings, University of Cambridge (Senior Lecturer and Director, Department of Architecture, University College, London)

*Doctoral theses examined:

at the School of Arts and Architecture, UCLA, Department of Architecture and Urban Design (doctorate) Hart; (candidacy); Kuo, Park, Sukwandi Department of Music (candidancy) Eagen.

at the Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA (doctorates); Knight, Valentine, Henderson, Buelinckx, Kristic, Chase.

at the College of Letters and Science, Department of English (candidacy), UCLA: Weeks

at the School of Engineering, UCLA (doctorate), Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Yongjiang Shi.

at the College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology (doctorate) Mahoud Rashid.

at the Departments of Architecture, Land Economy and Computer Science in the

University of Cambridge;

at the Department of Architecture, University of Edinburgh;

at the Department of Systems Design, University of Waterloo;

at the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Salford.

*Doctoral thesis under supervision:

Jin-Ho Park 'Formal Analysis of Unbuilt Projects by R. M. Schindler', UCLA, 1996-.

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

A. Books

*In Proof

Architectonics of Humanism: Essays on Number in Architecture before the First Moderns a companion volume to Sir Rudolf WittkowerArchitectural Principles in the Age of Humanism, Academy Editions/ John Wiley & Sons, London. (Due Fall 1998)

*In Preparation

Fundamentals of Architectonics: Proportion, Symmetry, Arrangement and Order Cambridge University Press (Due 2000)

*Published

R.M. Schindler: Composition and Construction - edited with Judith Sheine.

Academy Editions, London; Ernst and Sohn, Berlin; St. Martin's Press, New York. 264 pp, 1993. Revised paperback edition, 1995.

The Architecture of Form - editor. Cambridge Urban and Architectural

Studies, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1976

Urban Space and Structures - edited with Sir Leslie Martin. Cambridge Urban and

Architectural Studies, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1972.

Paperback 1975. La Estructura del Espacio Urbano, Editorial Gustavo Gili,

S.A., Barcelona, 1975

The Geometry of Environment - with Philip Steadman, RIBA Publications,

London 1971. University Paperback, Methuen, London, 1975. M.I.T. Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1975. Geometria az Epiteszetben, Muszaki Konyvkiadio, Budapest, 1975. Geometria dell'ambiente, Mazotta, Milan, 1975

Whitehall: a Plan for the Government and National Centre - assistant author

to Sir Leslie Martin. HMSO, London, 1965

B. Special Issues

Design and Computation: The Los Angeles School, 1971-1996 - co-editor with Terry Knight (MIT). Theme Issue of Planning and Design, 25, Pion Limited, London, 1998 in press

Configurational Studies in Architecture - editor. Special issue of Environment and Planning B 3(1), Pion Limited, London, 1976

Models of Environment - edited with Marcial Echenique and Peter Dickens.

Special issue of Architectural Design, Standard Catalogue Co., London, 1971. Translated into Japanese in Space Design, 11 and 12, Tokyo, 1971

C. Refereed Research Papers and Book Chapters

*Unpublished

'Architectonics of proportion: historical and mathematical grounds' accepted Planning and Design

'Architectonics of proportion: a shape grammatical depiction of classical theory'

accepted Planning and Design

'Palette structures for three-color printing'

*Published

'Renaissance mathematics and architectural proportion in Alberti's De re aedificatoria', Architectural Research Quarterly, 2 (1), 1996, 54-65

'Rulebound unruliness', Planning and Design, 23, 1991, 391-399

'Babbage's miraculous computation revisited', Planning and Design, 23, 1996, 369- 376

'The smallest interesting world?', Planning and Design, 23, 1996, 133-142

`Sources of characteristic spatial relation in Frank Lloyd Wright's decorative designs', in The Phoenix Papers, Volume 2, Natural Pattern of Structure, editor L. Johnson. The Herberger Center for Design Excellence, Tempe, AZ 1995, 12-48.

`Broadacre City: intellectual sources', in The Phoenix Papers, Volume 1, Broadacre City, editor K. Zygas. The Herberger Center for Design Excellence, Tempe, AZ., 1995, 80 - 117.

`The translucent house', Chapter 13 in R.M. Schindler: Composition and Construction, editors L. March and J. Sheine, Academy Editions, London;

Ernst & Sohn, Berlin, 1994, 146-161.

`Dr. How's magical music box', Chapter 12 in R.M. Schindler: Composition and

Construction, editors L. March and J. Sheine, Academy Editions, London,

1993, 124-145.

`Log house, urhütte, and temple', Chapter 10 in R.M. Schindler: Composition and Construction, editors L. March and J. Sheine, Academy Editions, London; Ernst & Sohn, Berlin, 1994, 102-113.

'"Proportion is an a alive and expressive tool..."', Chapter 9 in R.M. Schindler: Composition and Construction, editors L. March and J. Sheine,

Academy Editions, London, Ernst & Sohn, Berlin, 1994, 88-101.

`Objects and features: the logical structure of small worlds,' Report of

the Workshop on Features in Design and Manufacturing, National Science

Foundation, 1988.

`Spatial systems in architecture and design: some history and logic', with G. Stiny. Planning and Design, 12 1985, 31-53

`The logic of design' in Developments in Design Methodology, N. Cross

(ed.), Wiley, New York, 1984, 265-276.

`Design in a universe of chance', Planning and Design, 10 1983, 471-484

`On Ho's methodological approach to design and planning', Environment and Planning B, 9 1982, 421-437

`The planning process: a category-theoretic process', with Y-S Ho. Sistemi Urbani,

4 1982, 453-483

`A class of grids', Environment and Planning B, 8 1981, 325-332

`Design machines', with G. Stiny. Environment and Planning B 1981, 245-255

`An architect in search of democracy' in Writings on Wright, ed. H.Allen Brooks, The MIT Press, London 1981, 196-206

`Configurational studies: network geometry - an example', with C.F.

Earl. Proceedings of the International Conference on the Application of

Computers in Architecture, Building Design and Urban Planning, Berlin, 1979, 353-363

`Architectural applications of graph theory', with C.F. Earl, inApplications of Graph Theory, (eds.) R.J. Wilson and L.W. Beineke, Academic Press, London, 1979, 327-356

`Bruce Goff and the architecture of happiness: reflection on Jeffrey Cook's book The Architecture of Bruce Goff'. Architectural Design 48, 1979, 7-9

`On enumerating certain design problems in terms of unlabelled bi-coloured graphs with no isolates', with F. Harary, R. Robinson. Environment and Planning B, 5 1978, 31-44

`Dynamic urban models based on information-minimizing', with M. Batty,

in Martin, R.L., Bennett, R.J., Thrift, N. (eds.) Towards a Dynamic Analysis

of Spatial Systems, Pion Limited, London 1978

`On counting architectural plans', with C.F. Earl. Environment and Planning B, 4 1977, 57-80

`The method of residues in urban modelling', with M. Batty. Environment

and Planning A, 8 1976, 189-214

`Dynamic urban models based on information-minimizing', with M. Batty.

Paper delivered to a joint meeting of the Institute of British Geographers

and the Royal Geographical Society, 13th May 1976 and published as a

Geographical Paper, University of Reading, 1976

`Graph-theoretic aspects of polyominoes and related structures', with R. Matela. Environment and Planning B, 3 1976, 79-110

`Distance measures over polyomino populations, with R. Matela. Environment and Planning B, 3 1976, 111-132

`Information-minimizing formalism and the derivation of non-parametric

forms for population and transportation models', with M. Batty. Technical

Report No. 8-S-24-775, Department of Systems Design, University of Waterloo, 1975

`Generalized measures of information, Bayes' likelihood ratio and Jaynes'

formalism', with M. Batty, Environment and Planning B, 2, 1975, 99-105

`The animals of architecture: some census results on n-omino populations

for n = 6, 7, 8', with R. Matela. Environment and Planning B, 1, 1974,

193-216

`The logic of design and the question of value', 1973, in March (ed.) The

Architecture of Form, Cambridge University Press, 1-40

`A Boolean description of a class of built forms'. LUBFS Paper No. 1,

University of Cambridge, 1973. Published in March (ed.), The Architecture

of Form, Cambridge University Press, 1976 41-73

`Some elementary models of built forms'. LUBFS Paper No. 56, University

of Cambridge, 1971. Published in Martin and March (eds.), Urban Space and

Structures, Cambridge University Press, 1972 55-96

`A statistical theory of simple spatial distributions'. LUBFS Paper No.5, University of Cambridge, 1970 (revised 1972)

`Urban systems: a generalised distribution function'. LUBFS Paper No.24, University of Cambridge, 1969. Published in Wilson (ed.), London Papers

in Regional Science 2: Urban and Regional Planning, Pion, London

`The land use performance of selected arrays of built forms', with M.Trace. LUBFS Paper No. 2, University of Cambridge, 1967

D. Articles, Published Lectures and Workshops

'R. M. Schindler: the residence of Dr and Mrs James Eads How, Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California, 1925' Global Architecture 56 1998, 32-53.

Contributions to Marla C. Berns (ed.) The Furniture of R. M. Schindler , University Art Museum, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1997 (Exhibition Catalogue)

'Musical analogies' in James Steele How House: R. M. Schindler, Historical Building Monograph No.6, Academy Editions, London, 1996, 67-73.

'Parallel lines' in Peter Carolin and Trevor Dannatt (eds.) Architecture, Education and Research: the Work of Leslie Martin: Papers and Selected Articles, Academy Editions, London, 1996, 119-120

'Graceful gratings', letter to the editor, Planning and Design 23, 1996, 781-785

`From sky-scraping to land-hugging', Commentary, The Journal of the

National University of Singapore, special issue The City, (10) December,

1992, 12-19.

`Architecture: design: research', Keynote Address in Proceedings of the

3rd Architectural In-House Workshop, School of Architecture, National University of Singapore, 31 Aug - 1 Sep., 1991, 1 - 7.

`Inha University architectural workshop 1990', Architecture and Interior Design 42, Oct. 1990, 146-156 (in Korean).Workshop 1990, Report on Lionel March's workshop at Inha University, Inchon, Korea, July 1990. Inha University, 40 pp. (in Korean, English summary 35-37)

`Send this computer to the kindergarten', cover feature by Ivars Peterson, Science News (126), July 1984, 10-11. Report on Lionel March's address to National Bureau of Standards (see section E below).

`Architecture: computation and construction'. Invited paper to the

International Workshop on Computer Aided Architectural Design, Institute of Architecture, University of Venice, Italy, 24-26 May 1983

`To grasp creativity'. Private View 2, Cambridge Technical College, Cambridge 1983, 4-5

'Slaves, servants and citizenship', interview, Crafts, July/August 1982, 18-19

`Design, machines and languages'. Keynote paper, 7th International Conference on Systems Dynamics, University of Brussels, Liege and Mons, 16-19 June 1982 (see section C above, March and Stiny, 1984.)

`The aesthetic state'. Design, September 1981

'RCA: the new man backs the new knowledge', interview, Designer, June 1981, 15-16

'Systematic research into the possibilities'. The Rector's inaugral address to the Royal College of Art, London, 25 November, 1981.

`The planning process: a category-theoretic approach'. Invited paper on behalf of the Royal Society. Urban Systems Modelling Workshop organize by the Committee for Systems Analysis, Praesidium of the USSR Academy of Sciences and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Laxenburg. Moscow, 1980. (see C above)

`Engineering design', Engineering Educational Supplement, 1980, 10-12

`The Modern Movement. geometry and arithmetic'. RIBA Journal, 1979, 86, 171

`The Modern Movement. symmetry'. RIBA Journal, 1979, 86, 106

`From descriptive geometry to configurational engineering', with P. Steadman. Invited address Proceedings: International Conference on Descriptive Geometry, Vancouver, B.C., 1979, 21-24

`Forward'. A short introductory essay to John Sergeant Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian Houses, The Whitney Library of Design, New York, 1976

`Homes beyond the fringe: an essay of geometrical order and land use in

the urbanised countryside', in The Future of Cities, ed. Andrew Blowers,

Chris Hamnett and Philip Sarre. Hutchinson Education, The Open University Press, 1974

`Planning models: an international review', September 1974. Address

given to the South African Institute of Urban and Regional Planners, Durban.

Proceedings, ed. J. Muller, SAITRP, Johannesburg, S.A., 1976

`Models, modes and mores', June 1974. Closing address, 1974 LUBFS

International Conference, Proceedings, Urban Development Models, ed. Richard Baxter, Marcial Echenique and Janet Owers, Construction Press, Lancaster, 1975

`Quantifying the environment', July 1972. Opening address. LUBFS

Conference Proceedings, Models, Evaluations and Information Systems for

Planners, ed. Jean Perraton and Richard Baxter. Construction Press,

Lancaster, 1974

`Research and environmental studies', Cambridge Review, February 1973

`An examination of housing layouts', Built Environment, September 1972

`Why have new towns?', New Society, June 1972

`Modern Movement to Vitruvius: Themes of education and research', RIBA

Journal, March 1972. Address to the RIBA

`Circle', Cambridge Review, October 1971

`A set theoretic description of built form', Architectural Design, May 1971

`Models of environment: polemic for a structural revolution',Architectural Design, May 1971

`Architect of the First Machine Age: Otto Wagner', Design, Council for Industrial Design, November 1970

`Imperial City of the Boundless West: the impact of Chicago on the work of Frank Lloyd Wright', The Listener, April 1970

`The spatial organisation of hyperurban societies', Address to the Summer School, Proceedings Town and Country Planning Summer School, September 1969

`Towards a garden of cities', The Listener, March 1968

`Homes beyond the fringe: An essay of geometrical order and land use in

the urbanised countryside', Architectural Design, September 1967

`Homes beyond the fringe', RIBA Journal, August 1967. Address to the

RIBA Annual Conference. French, Portuguese and Spanish translations

`Let's build in lines', New Society, July 1967. Reprinted in Environment, a New Society Social Science Reader, 1970

`Design innovation: an exchange of ideas' - with Christopher Alexander, Peter Eisenman, Colin St. John Wilson, Christian Norberg-Schultz and Michael Brawne, Progressive Architecture, November 1967

`The future shape of Cambridge', Cambridge Review, May 1966

`Land use and built forms' - with Sir Leslie Martin, Cambridge Research,

April 1966

`Heavens on earth', Cambridge Review, April 1966

`Serial art', Architectural Design, February 1966

`Grow, Cambridge, grow', Cambridge Review, November 1965

`The future shape of Cambridge', Cambridge Review, May 1965

`Cambridge: the planning of an old town', Cambridge Opinion, Summer 1962

E. Design Work and Exhibitions:

'The Furniture of R. M. Schindler', Exhibition, University Art Museum, UCSB, Winter 1996-97. Loan of ten restored and reconstructed pieces.

Group Exhibition: 'Beyond Architecture: Drawings, Sketches and Other Media',

Mayne, Mack, March, Israel et al., Architecture Gallery, UCLA, January 1995.

Installation: 'Pæan', painted solid maple wood relief on birch ply for Tiverton House, UCLA Center for Health Sciences, 1994.

Restoration, 1925 How House by R.M. Schindler. 1993 and ongoing. The house is cited in Das Neue Frankfurt, Frankfurt, 1928; R M Schindler 'A residence in Los Angeles'Architectural Record 65, January 1929, 5-9; Bruno Taut, Die neue Baukunst in Europa and Amerika, Stuttgart, 1929, 178-179; Richard Neutra, Amerika, Vienna, 1930, 130-132; David Gebhard, Schindler, Thames and Hudson, London, 1971, 78-79; Dirección General de Arquitectura y Vivienda, R. M. Schindler, Arquitecto, Versión Castelliana, Madrid, 1984, 22; August Sarnitz, R. M. Schindler, Architekt, 1887-1953, Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien, Christian Brandstätte, Vienna, 1886, 59-60. Restoration work is cited in James Steele, How House, Academy Editions, London, 1996; Peter Noever (ed.) MAK Center for Art and Architecture: R. M. Schindler, Prestel, Munich, 1996. 65-67. Marla C. Berns (ed.) The Furniture of R. M. Schindler , Art Museum, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1997. Yukio Futagawa (ed. and photographer) GA Houses 56 Global Architecture, Tokyo, 1998, 32-53; Judith Sheine (ed.), Grant Mudford (photographer) 'R M Schindler: Ten Houses' 2G, Barcelona, 1998 in press. Judith Sheine R M Schindler: Works and Projects Gustavo Gili, Barcelona, 1998 in press.

Installation: 'The Hebdomad', 1961- , a work in seven three part pieces. Substantially complete. Catalogue notes and photographic record, 60 pp.

Exhibition: 'R.M. Schindler (1887-1953): Composition and Construction',

Co-curator with J. Sheine, Spring quarter, 1988. An event associated with the year long Schindlerfest, 1987-88, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA. See Section A above.

Exhibition: from 'Small Worlds', 49 paper cuts in five series, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA, Winter 1986. Catalogue notes.

Exhibition: 'Pensée Constructif-Europe et USA', Museum of Modern Art, Paris.

Exhibition: 'The Music of Colour...', Royal College of Art, London, 26 June - 25 July 1984. One-man retrospective

Design (with Jenkins Group): 'Albert: His Life and Work', Royal College of Art, sponsored by The Observer and The Midlands Bank Group, and under Royal patronage: HRH Duke of Edinburgh. Specifically `Albert Lives!' Section. October 10, 1983 -January 16, 1984

Graphic designs for six language structure books, Penguin Education, 1973

Commissioned painting, Quartet No.2, 'Revolutions around Red Square', four panels, 20' x 4' overall, for the Middleton Gallery, University of Hull, 1966. Cited in Lionel March, `Serial art', Architectural Design, February 1966

(Assistant to Sir Leslie Martin): Preliminary designs for Balliol and St. Anne's postgraduate residences, Oxford, 1966. Cited in Leslie Martin, Buildings and Ideas 1933-83, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1983, 36-38

(Assistant to Sir Leslie Martin): Preliminary designs for Glasgow Civic Centre, 1967. Cited in Leslie Martin, Buildings and Ideas 1933-83, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1983, 118, 136-149

(Assistant to Sir Leslie Martin with Sir Colin Buchanan): Proposals for the redevelopment of a national and government centre in Whitehall, London, commissioned by the Ministers of Housing and Local Government, Public Building and Works, and Transport, 1964-1966. See section A above. Cited in Leslie Martin, Buildings and Ideas 1933-83, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1983, 124-126

Co-directed (with Frank Galvin) documentary film, 'The Key' on Le Corbusier's

Carpenter Center of Visual Arts, Harvard University, 1964. (Shown at Flaherty Festival, New York, 1969)

Designed and arranged exhibition for the University of Cambridge: 'The Shape

of Cambridge - A Plan', Corn Exchange, Cambridge, 1962

Stage settings and costumes for London premiere of Werner Egk's 'The Government Inspector', New Opera Company, Sadler's Wells, London, 1961 Cited in The New Opera Company: A Review of its First 25 Years, edited by Richard Jarman, 1982.

One-man exhibition: 'Experiments in Serial Art', Institute of Contemporary

Art, London, 1961

Stage settings, costumes and graphic designs for the British premiere of Ralph

Vaughan Williams' 'Sir John in Love', New Opera Company, Sadler's Wells, London, 1960 Cited in The New Opera Company: A Review of its First 25 Years, edited by Richard Jarman, 1982.

Stage settings, costumes and graphic designs for the British premiere of Arthur Benjamin's 'The Tale of Two Cities', New Opera Company, Sadler's Wells, London, 1960 Cited in The New Opera Company: A Review of its First 25 Years, edited by Richard Jarman, 1982.

Stage settings, costumes and graphic designs for the London premiere of

Stravinsky's 'The Rake's Progress', New Opera Company, Sadler's Wells, London, 1959 Cited in Stravinsky on Stage, Alexander Schouvaloff, Victor Borovsky (Stainer and Bell, London) 1982; also The New Opera Company: A Review of its First 25 Years, edited by Richard Jarman, 1982.

Stage settings, costumes and graphic designs for British premiere of Rolf Liebermann's 'School for Wives', Cambridge University Opera Group, The Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 1959

Book jacket designs for Cambridge University Press, 1959-1961

Stage settings, costumes and graphic designs for the British premiere of Arthur Honneger's 'Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher', stage oratorio, Cambridge University Music Society, The Guildhall, Cambridge, 1957

Stage settings, costumes, and graphic designs for the English premiere of Igor Stravinsky's 'The Rake's Progress', Cambridge University Opera Group, The Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 1956

Stage settings, costumes and graphic designs for John Millington Synge's 'Deidre

of the Sorrows', Amateur Dramatic Club, Cambridge University, 1956

Stage settings, costumes, masks, graphic designs for Sophocles' 'Philoctetes', Amateur Dramatic Club, Cambridge University, 1955

F. Research Grants:

Co-investigator (with George Stiny MIT): 'Feasibility Studies for a Shape Machine' $400,000 grant application to the NSF, expected to be awarded Fall/Winter 1998.

Co-cordinator (with George Stiny MIT): 'NSF Workshop on Shape Computation' Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Fall 1998.

Co-ordinator: 'UCLA Symposium on Design and Computation' Mandalay Beach Resort, Oxnard CA, May 22-24, 1997. Sponsored by the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs.

Investigator (with Cynthia Chamberlim): Translation of selected passages from N Chuquet (1484)Triparty en la Science des Nombres and L Pacioli Summa de Arithmetica, Geometria, Proportioni, et Proportionalita (1494), The Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Research Assistantship, 1995.

Investigator (with Thanos Economou): Symmetry and Proportion in the Renaissance: Mathematical Texts, Academic Senate Research Committee, $1,500. 1995.

Investigator (with Cynthia Maya): Translation of Chapter One, Book Three,

of Daniele Barbaro, I Dieci Libri Dell'Architettura di M. Vitruvio Tradotti

e Commentati, The Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Research

Assistantship, 1994.

Investigator (with Thanos Economou): Proportion in Classical and Renaissance

Music Theory, Academic Senate Research Committee, $2,000. 1994.

Investigator (with Angelique Gulermovich): Translation of Chapter One,

Book Three, of Daniele Barbaro, M.M. Vitrvvii Pollionis De Architectvra

Liberi Decem Cvm Commentariis, Venice, 1567, The Center for Medieval and

Renaissance Studies, Research Assistantship, 1993.

Investigator (with Hyunho Shin): Proportion in the Works of Palladio, Academic Senate Research Committee, $2,000. 1993.

Investigator, (with Hyunho Shin): Translation and Study of L.B. Alberti's Ludi Matematici, Academic Senate Research Committee, $2,530. 1990

Investigator (with Hyunho Shin): Study of Proportional Systems in Architecture, Academic Senate, Research Committee, $2,500. 1989.

Investigator (with Randy Vosbeck): User's Guide to the Graphic Design System GDS, Academic Senate, Research Committee $3,000. 1987.

Investigator (with Robert Pemberton): A New Grammar of Ornament, Academic

Senate, Research Committee, $2,150. 1985.

Investigator (with Dr. Y-S Ho): Descriptions and relations in design and planning, Social Science Research Council £9,370. 1983

Investigator (with Dr. G. Stiny): Computational research and development of the shape grammar language. The Open University Research Fund, £18,391. 1980-1983

Investigator: Structural models of plans and values: a category-theoretic approach, Social Science Research Council, £24,915. 1980-1983

Investigator (with Dr. G. Stiny): Computer graphics equipment for configurational

studies, Science Research Council, £12,137. 1979

Investigator (with Professor J. Greene): Various research projects in the Design and Psychology disciplines. Computer equipment. The Open University Research Fund, £7,000. 1977

Investigator: Systems representation of architectural room layout planning, Science Research Council, £17,394. 1977-1980

Investigator: A study of spatial systems, The Open University Research Fund, £13,976. 1977-1980

Investigator: Configurational Statistics of Spatial Design, University of Waterloo Research Grant, Ontario. £6,000. 1974-1976

Investigator (with J.P. Steadman): The Use of Time in Towns, Social Science

Research Council, £26,000 over three years. 1973-1974.

Investigator (with Dr. P.G. Dickens): Study of the Patterns of Day-to-Day Activities in Towns, Social Science Research Council, £19,000 over two years. 1972-l973

Investigator (with Dr. D.U. Hawkes): A Computer Model of Housing Layout,

Department of the Environment, £30,000 over three years. 1971-1974.

Investigator: (with Jean Perraton) A Review of the Literature Concerning Social Aspects of Plan Evaluation, Social Science Research Council, £3,500 over nine months. 1971-1972

Investigator (with Dr. M. Echenique): Urban Spatial Structure Study, Centre for

Environmental Studies, £52,000 over three years. 1970-1973

Investigator: The Comparative Analysis of the Urban Spatial Structure of British New Towns, Social Science Research Council, £5,000 over 18 months. 1968-69

Investigator: (with Patricia Apps) Micro-economic Studies of Consumer Demand for Public and Private Housing in a Medium-sized City, Housing Research Foundation, £1,500 over one year. 1968-1969

Investigator (with Sir Leslie Martin): Urban Systems Study, Centre for

Environmental Studies, £26,000 over three years. 1967-1970

Investigator (with Sir Leslie Martin), Offices Study, Ministry of Public Building and Works, £19,000 over three years. 1967-1970

G. Archival Work

Assisted Maureen Mary in search through the archives of Pauline Gibling Schindler from 1992 to 1996. The bulk of the archive is now deposited in the University of California, Santa Barbara, along with the architectural drawings of R M Schindler. Some 60 letters between F L Wright and R M Schindler during the construction of the Imperial Hotel, when Schindler was superintendent of Wright's US offices in Chicago and Los Angeles, are now with The Getty. A further 20 letter between John Cage and Pauline Schindler have been purchased from Mark Schindler byThe Getty, see 'Letters: the brief love of John Cage for Pauline Schindler, 1934-35; transcription and introduction by Maureen Mary' ex tempore: A Journal of Compositional and Theoretical Resaerch in Music VIII/1 1996.

PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE AND ACTIVITIES

A. Editorial work:

General editor, with Sir Leslie Martin, Cambridge Urban and Architectural Studies, Cambridge University Press, 1970-

1.Urban Space and Structures, edited by Leslie Martin and Lionel March

2.Energy, Environment and Building, by Philip Steadman

3.Urban Modelling, by Michael Batty

4.The Architecture of Form, edited by Lionel March

5.The Evolution of Designs, by Philip Steadman

6.Bruno Taut and the Architecture of Activism, by Iain Boyd Whyte

7.Incidence and Symmetry in Design and Architecture, by Jenny A. Baglivo and Jack E. Graver

8.Design with Energy, by John Littler and Randall Thomas

9.The Movement for Housing Reform in Germany and France 1840-1914, by Nicholas Bullock and James Read

10.Theo Van Doesburg, by Allan Doig

11.Modern Country Homes in England: The Arts and Crafts Architecture of Barry Parker, edited and introduced by Dean Hawkes

12.Integrated Land Use and Transport Modelling: Decision Chains and Hierarchies, by Tomas de la Barra

Founding editor, member of editorial board (1989-) Planning and Design, Environment and Planning, Series B, Pion Press, London

Co-editor with M. Batty (1983-88), Planning and Design, Environment and Planning, Series B, vols. 14, 13, 12, 11, 10

Editor (1982) Planning and Design, Environment and Planning, Series B, vol 9- four issues, Pion Press

Editor (1974-81) Environment and Planning, Series B, vols. 8, 7, 6 - four issues a year; vols. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -two issues a year. Pion Press

Editorial Consultant, Facilities, The Architectural Press, London, 1983-1985

Member, Editorial Board, Topologie Structurale/Structural Topology,

University of Montreal, 1979-1985

Member, Editorial Board, Regional Studies, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1970-1975

B Lectures since 1984

'Design beyond science: multiple descriptions, the inductive fallacy, and the futile search for laws' Graduate Seminar, Department of Architecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 23, 1996

'The renaissance mathematics of the Palladian villa', School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Public Lecture Series, School of Architecture and Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 22, 1996

'Proportionality in Wright and Schindler,' Public Lecture, Department of Architecture, University of Cambridge, England, October 16, 1996

'La Rotonda', Research Seminar, The Martin Center for Architectural and Urban Studies, University of Cambridge, England, October 16, 1996

'Villa Maser as microcosmos', Public Lecture, Northern Architectural Association, University of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, October 15, 1996

'Renaissance mathematics and architectural principles in the age of humanism', Lecture, Department of Architecture, University of Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, October 15, 1996

'Central symmetries in Wright and Schindler', Public Lecture, Manifesto 96, International Festival of Architecture and Design, School of Architecture, Edinburgh University, Scotland, October 14, 1996

'Research in architectonics' and 'Fundamentals of architectonics'. Schoolwide lectures. Faculdade de Arquitetura, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife, Brasil. October 6 and 9, 1995.

'Thirty years of architectural and urban research: an international survey'. Keynote address introduced by the Vice-Chancellor. 'From the Backs to the Beach' and '"The limits of the empirical -- concept formation "'. Plenary lectures. 1o Seminario sobre Pesquisa em Arquitetura e Urbanismo no Brasil,

Universidade Federal Do Rio Grande do Sol, Porto Alegre, Brasil. October 1-3, 1995

'Spatial consequences of development'. Keynote address. North Sonoran Land

Use Character Charette, Arizona State University West, Phoenix, Arizona.

September 22 - 24, 1995.

'Aesthetics and evolution: design and computation'. Invited lecture. Center for the Study of Evolution and the Origin of Life, UCLA. Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center. 14 August, 1995.

'Practice, Research and Education', Keynote Address, 25th Anniversary Conference, the Martin Centre for Architectural and Urban Studies, University of Cambridge, Churchill College, 28 October, 1992

`From Sky-Scraping to Land-Hugging', Final Address, Housing Design 2000

Conference, Housing Redevelopment Board and Real Estate Developer's

Association, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore, 27 September, 1992

`Computing Urban Futures', Guest Lecture, Faculty of Architecture and

Building, National University of Singapore, Singapore, 3 September, 1992.

`The Ultimate Project: To Design an Architect', Guest Lecture, Faculty of Architecture and Building, National University of Singapore, Singapore, July 18, 1991

`Frank Lloyd Wright: Background to Ornament', Invited Lecturer, Symposium on the Natural Pattern of Structure, College of Architecture and Environmental Design, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona, April 20, 1991

`Broadacre City: The Intellectual Sources', Invited Lecturer, Symposium on

Alternative City Models from Broadacre City to the Present, College of

Architecture and Environmental Design, Arizona State University, Tempe,

Arizona, February 2, 1991

`R.M. Schindler and Raumplan' and `Land Use and Built Form Studies', Invited

Lecture and Workshop Leader, INHA University, Inchon, Korea, June 18, 1990

`Dr. How's Magical Music Box', Lecture in A Colloquium: R.M. Schindler

(1887-1953), From Vienna to Los Angeles, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA, Schindlerfest, May 21, 1989

`Mathematics of the Ideal Villa. Part 2,' Lecture in the Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA, Architecture Lecture Series, November 5, 1987

`Shape, Rule and Architecture,' Invited Lecture and Workshop Leader, ACSA

Summer School, Cranbrook Academy, July, 1987

`Experiences in Computer Aided Design,' with E.M. Hoskins, Southern California Institute of Architecture, November 1986

`The Music of Color,' Lecture in the Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, UCLA, Architecture Lecture Series, May 30, 1985

`Quid Tum? Artificial imagination', National Bureau of Standards Colloquium

Series, Washington, D.C., April 6, 1984. Cover feature by Ivars Peterson 'Send this Computer to Kindergarten' in Science News (126) 1, 10-11

`A formal cage for the winged eye: grammars and logics', Jacob Marchak

Interdisciplinary Colloquium on Mathematics in the Behavioural Sciences,

University of California, Los Angeles, April 20, 1984

`Philosophical foundations for design', British Council Lecturer, Design

Research Conference organised by the University of Industrial Arts, Helsinki, 8 May, 1984

`Design education: some international comparisons', The Museum of Applied

Arts, Helsinki, Reception Speech, 8 May, 1984

`The aesthetic state', The McLintock Lecture, The North East Wales Institute, Clywd, 24 May, 1984

`The music of colour and the number seven', Rector's Valedictory Lecture,

Royal College of Art, 26 June, 1984

C. Broadcasting and Television:

'Disaster strikes II', Fox Television, 20 February, 1997.

`The future city', BBC/TV film for The Open University, 1973

`The future of planning', BBC Radio 3, discussion with Professor Reyner Banham, 1973

`An architect in search of democracy', BBC Radio 3, three talks on the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, 1970

`Towards a garden of cities', BBC Radio 3, talk on the future of urban planning, 1968

Miscellaneous review programmes on art, architecture and planning, BBC radio

and television, 1968-80

TEACHING

The following courses were taught in the Architecture/Urban Design Program

of the Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning until 1984. They

are now taught in the Department of Design, School of the Arts and

Architecture, and are cross listed with the Department of Architecture and

Urban Design. The Department of Design offers an undergraduate major in

Design as well as graduate degrees in Design and Computation.

Design MC221-MC223: Fundamentals of Architectonics

Inquiry concerning the architecture of spatial configurations from both an

historical and mathematical viewpoint.

Design MC 221: Proportion

Quantitative aspects of design. Examination of proportion theory from classical times to the present day with special emphasis on renaissance methods and their classical sources in Euclid's geometry and Nicomachus' arithmetic.

Design MC 222: Symmetry

Qualitative aspects of design. Examination of the Euclidean transformations in the plane. Enumeration of plane symmetry groups. Symmetries of the Platonic solids. Counting configurations up to symmetry. Coloring designs. Applications of Polya's counting theorem. Examples from architecture and other designs.

Design MC223: Compartition and Order

Relational aspects of design. Relations and operations on relations.

Identity, equivalence and tolerance. Graph theory and map theory. Trivalent polyhedral representations of plans. Hierarchical and partial orderings. Lattice theory and object feature representations in designs.

Design 229: Advanced Seminar in Architectonics

Graduates only. Advanced topics with an emphasis on research issues.

UNIVERSITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE

*Academic Reports

'Report to the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs on a proposal to establish an Center for Shape Computation at UCLA', Author/Editor, 1997

'Professional Schools Restructuring Initiative. Graduate degrees.' Drafter of

proposal for graduate degrees in the Department of Design, SOAA. 1994.

`CASA: research, postgraduate education and continuing professional

development', Consultant's report on the establishment of a Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture to the School of Architecture, National

University of Singapore. Received by the Vice-Chancellor, October 1991

`A new school of architecture: academic and professional opportunities',

Member's memorandum to Dean's Search Committee of the School of

Architecture, UCSD, July 1989

`Architectural education and research', Member's memorandum to Steering

Committee of the School of Architecture, UCSD, May 1988

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PERSONAL

Home address: The How House, 2422 Silver Ridge Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90039

Telephone: 213-661-7907 (house), 213-664-7760 (study, TAD and FAX), email: lmarch@ucla.edu

Married to: Maureen Mary

Children: Candida March '62, Ben March '65, Ben Vidler '65, Talitha March '67, Anna Vidler '68 (British), Sarah Vidler '69 (American)

Grandchildren: Aoife and Ciana March '89 (Irish), Tyler Zac Bernard '90 (American), Sam Vidler '91, Penny Vidler '93, Jo Wetton '96, Toby Vidler '97 (British)

Biographical References: Who's Who 1983-, Adam and Charles Black, London; People of Today 1987-, Debrett's Peerage Limited, London