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The Architecture We Remember: The Real And The Mediated, Lisa R. Findley
The Architecture We Remember: The Real And The Mediated, Lisa R. Findley
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The scenario has been played out with slight variations in architecture schools everywhere. It is the end of the term. A distinguished panel of critics has been assembled to review the work of the design studios.
Beyond Metaphor: Visualizing Consciousness, Hiroshi Hara
Beyond Metaphor: Visualizing Consciousness, Hiroshi Hara
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In order to present my perspective on the distinction between 'Contemporary Architecture' and 'Modern Architecture' I use the following diagram…
Beginnings: An Introduction To Form Generation
Beginnings: An Introduction To Form Generation
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Work from Studio 319 Willard Isao Ameku, Scott Arford, Mark .Barnes, Michael (Odie) Deane, Amy Foster, Kevin Heath , Lara Jenkins, Mim Jitchell, John Nelson , Geffrey Ortiz-Gass, Tim Schinsky, Doug Shaffer, Bill Singer, and Bryan Zimmer.
Beginnings
The question of beginning is a profound one in design. I believe we are all victims of our process. The point of departure (i.e. the beginning) predicts one's design. The process, in tum, becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Memory And Simultaneity In Post-History
Memory And Simultaneity In Post-History
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Mystery intensifies the experience of architecture by heightening the tension between appearance and reality; by making extraordinary the ordinary. Appearance and the reliability of one's continued expectations depend on memory.