Video by Jordan Adegboyega using photos courtesy of Michael Trudeau
“Architecture involves artistry. We are artists, but we’re also sociologists, psychologists, anthropologists, we’re observing human behavior, and we’re observing when spaces work well.”
-Cliff Gayley
Architecture is the silent storyteller of civilization that weaves together the threads of culture, art, and history. It defines our landscape by fostering human interaction and shaping our communities. We explored legal issues of intellectual property laws and building codes and how they connect to architecture with the help of architecture attorney Louis Bonham and architects Cliff Gayley, Erik Tellander, Michael Trudeau, and Scott Kalner.
UMBC's Performing Arts & Humanities Building, Building Codes and other Legal Issues
The Glenstone Museum and Architectural Legal Issues
Intellectual Property in Residential Architecture
Architectural Copyright Lawsuits
Photos courtesy of William Rawn Associates Architects (by Ken Wyner and Alan Karchmer) and Michael Trudeau.