1. From Mediaeval Stonecutting to Projective Geometry

   • José Calvo-López

   Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 503 - 533

2. Geometric Tools in Juan De Álava’s Stonecutting Workshop

   • José Carlos Palacios Gonzalo
   • Rafael Martín Talaverano

   Research 24 November 2011 Pages: 535 - 568

3. Ovals for Any Given Proportion in Architecture: A Layout Possibly Known in the Sixteenth Century

   • Ana López Mozo

   Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 569 - 597

4. The Vault of the Hôtel de Ville in Arles

   • Giuseppe Fallacara
   • Fiore Resta
   • Luc Tamboréro

   Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 599 - 629

5. Stairs in the Architecture Notebook of Juan de Portor y Castro: An Insight into Ruled Surfaces

   • Rocío Carvajal Alcaide

   Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 631 - 648

6. Graphical Tools for an Epistemological Shift. The Contribution of Protoaxonometrical Drawing to the Development of Stonecutting Treatises

   • Miguel Alonso Rodríguez
   • Elena Pliego de Andrés
   • Alberto Sanjurjo Álvarez

   Research 24 November 2011 Pages: 649 - 670

7. Prodromes of Descriptive Geometry in the Traité de stéréotomie by Amédée François Frézier

   • Marta Salvatore

   Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 671 - 699

8. Developable Surfaces: Their History and Application

   • Snežana Lawrence

   Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 701 - 714

9. La Gournerie versus Monge

   • Enrique Rabasa

   Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 715 - 735

10. A Justified Plan Graph Analysis of the Early Houses (1975-1982) of Glenn Murcutt

    • Michael J. Ostwald

    Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 737 - 762

11. The Use of the Module, Metric Models and Triangular Tracing in the Traditional Architecture of Northern Greece

    • Aineias Oikonomou

    Research 22 November 2011 Pages: 763 - 792