Issue 1 - Psychoanalysis and Architecture19 articlesIntroductionp. 1Jerome A. Winer, James William Anderson & Elizabeth A. DanzeI. Psychoanalysts Encounter ArchitectureEncountering Architecture Subjective Responses to the Basilica of the Mission Doloresp. 9Robert F. HarrisDreams of Architecture and the Architecture of Dreamsp. 25Eugene MahonWhat Can Psychoanalysis Learn from an Enhanced Awareness of Architecture and Design?p. 39Stephen M. SonnenbergArchitecture and the True Selfp. 57F. Robert RodmanHouses as Self-Portraits Notes on Architects Who Design Their Own Housesp. 67Phil S. LebovitzII. Perspectives from Architectural ScholarsBuilding Dreams Space, Psychoanalysis, and the Cityp. 79Steve PileFreudSpace Architecture in Psychoanalysisp. 93Juliet Flower MaccannellAn Architect's View of Introspective Space The Analytic Vesselp. 109Elizabeth A. DanzeAdrian Stokes The Architecture of Phantasy and the Phantasy of Architecturep. 125Peggy DeamerAdrian Stokes and the “Aesthetic Position” Envelopment and Othernessp. 139Stephen KiteIII. Frank Lloyd WrightFrank Lloyd Wright A Psychobiographical Explorationp. 163James William AndersonFrank Lloyd Wright Power, Powerlessness, and Charismap. 179Jerome A. WinerRaumplan: Adolf Loos, Frank Lloyd Wright, Residential Space, and Modernityp. 191Robert TwomblyIV. Historical and Cultural ApproachesThe Bauhaus as a Creative Playspace Weimar, Dessau, Berlin, 1919-1933p. 209Peter LoewenbergThe Designer in Architectural Practicep. 227Robert GutmanThe Myth of the Masterbuilder A Psychoanalytic Perspectivep. 241Ruxandra Ion & James William AndersonTracking the Emotion in the Stone An Essay on Psychoanalysis and Architecturep. 261Peter Homans & Diane Jonte-PaceArchitecture at the Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School of the University of Chicagop. 285Jacquelyn Sanders