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Health, Climate Change And Energy Vulnerability: A Retrospective Assessment Of Strategic Health Authority Policy And Practice In England., J Richardson, F Kagawa, A Nichols Jan 2008

Health, Climate Change And Energy Vulnerability: A Retrospective Assessment Of Strategic Health Authority Policy And Practice In England., J Richardson, F Kagawa, A Nichols

School of Nursing and Midwifery

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Redefining The Edge, R Brown Jan 2008

Redefining The Edge, R Brown

School of Art, Design and Architecture

En (edge) is a distinguishing feature of traditional Japanese architecture; simultaneously inside and outside, the multi-layered external envelope performs a multiplicity of functions and embodies indigenous aesthetic and experiential sensibilities. The traditional form of en has however disappeared from contemporary Japanese architecture. This paper will frame en as a physical element and the roles and values it carries, and examine contemporary Japanese architecture’s move towards a more Westernised, conceptually-based, symbolic and introverted language. It will then consider some wider questions this raises on Japanese life and tradition, as well as the future of architecture in Japan.