John Ruskin`s Non-fiction Prose and the Transformation of the
... readers, writers, and critics of literature—that is, the work all literate cultures have done and hopefully will continue to do for a long time to come. A brief exchange from Friedrich Schelegel’s Dialogue on Poetry (1800) reveals the vexed and unfinished debate surrounding the question of genre: Am ...
... readers, writers, and critics of literature—that is, the work all literate cultures have done and hopefully will continue to do for a long time to come. A brief exchange from Friedrich Schelegel’s Dialogue on Poetry (1800) reveals the vexed and unfinished debate surrounding the question of genre: Am ...
Open Access - Lund University Publications
... buildings in the Western Roman Empire, nor in the Roman Empire as a whole. Some great works has been written on these buildings, but they have usually been focused on the architectural developments of a single building type. Sear has for example written a comprehensive catalogue of Roman theatres, b ...
... buildings in the Western Roman Empire, nor in the Roman Empire as a whole. Some great works has been written on these buildings, but they have usually been focused on the architectural developments of a single building type. Sear has for example written a comprehensive catalogue of Roman theatres, b ...
the genre of architectural manifesto in the society of the
... of the speculative strategies architecture sought for. Regardless of their trend, architectural manifestoes have a collective importance because they have set a projection of how architecture is entangled with social subjects. The question of the genre, in that respect, has been rather associated wi ...
... of the speculative strategies architecture sought for. Regardless of their trend, architectural manifestoes have a collective importance because they have set a projection of how architecture is entangled with social subjects. The question of the genre, in that respect, has been rather associated wi ...
of Contemporary Construction Teaching
... The works included in the present volume are based on two different pillars: the first one is interpersonal relationships, and the other one is the content of the workshop. The human factor should be put first as it is the most important of the two: without exchange of views and collaboration among ...
... The works included in the present volume are based on two different pillars: the first one is interpersonal relationships, and the other one is the content of the workshop. The human factor should be put first as it is the most important of the two: without exchange of views and collaboration among ...
Architecture of the Picturesque in Canada
... lar Italian villa or the Swiss chalet, were incorporated into the Picturesque landscape. The Picturesque touched all aspects of architecture in Britain. It cultivated a taste for interesting visual effects created by effective silhouette, varied planes and textures and resulting effects of light an ...
... lar Italian villa or the Swiss chalet, were incorporated into the Picturesque landscape. The Picturesque touched all aspects of architecture in Britain. It cultivated a taste for interesting visual effects created by effective silhouette, varied planes and textures and resulting effects of light an ...
The Architectural Work of Le Corbusier (France, Argentina, Belgium
... to India from 2 to 6 October 2015, to Japan from 18 to 21 August 2015, to Argentina from 9 to 13 September 2015, to Germany from 27 to 30 November 2015, Switzerland from 1 to 2 October 2015, to Belgium on 29 September 2015 and to France from 21 September to 9 ...
... to India from 2 to 6 October 2015, to Japan from 18 to 21 August 2015, to Argentina from 9 to 13 September 2015, to Germany from 27 to 30 November 2015, Switzerland from 1 to 2 October 2015, to Belgium on 29 September 2015 and to France from 21 September to 9 ...
urban route Marcel Iancu in format - E-cart
... One-family house, ground floor and two upper floors Laboratory - ground floor and two upper floors The villa and its furniture were designed for one of Iancu’s relatives, the pharmacist Paul Ilu\[. The laboratory for pharmaceutical products was built in 1935. The house has been well preserved with n ...
... One-family house, ground floor and two upper floors Laboratory - ground floor and two upper floors The villa and its furniture were designed for one of Iancu’s relatives, the pharmacist Paul Ilu\[. The laboratory for pharmaceutical products was built in 1935. The house has been well preserved with n ...
Innovation, Identity and Sustainability in H.P. Berlage` Stock Exchange
... or more precisely: its configuration, its proportions and, probably, the (visual) solidness of its construction. As mentioned earlier, Berlage believed that architecture is about the creation of space, and thus the walls should not be hidden by decorative elements or their materials. Berlage acknowl ...
... or more precisely: its configuration, its proportions and, probably, the (visual) solidness of its construction. As mentioned earlier, Berlage believed that architecture is about the creation of space, and thus the walls should not be hidden by decorative elements or their materials. Berlage acknowl ...
Module 9: Architecture
... The basic methods in building design and construction have been used for thousands of years. Stacking stones, laying brick or lashing wood together in one form or another are still used today in all parts of the world. But over the centuries, innovations in methods and materials have given new expre ...
... The basic methods in building design and construction have been used for thousands of years. Stacking stones, laying brick or lashing wood together in one form or another are still used today in all parts of the world. But over the centuries, innovations in methods and materials have given new expre ...
enota portfolio (2012 08)
... ENOTA was founded in 1998 with the ambition to create contemporary and critical architectural practice of an open type based on collective approach to development of architectural and urban solutions. Over the years ENOTA has been constantly developing and from its beginnings it has served as creat ...
... ENOTA was founded in 1998 with the ambition to create contemporary and critical architectural practice of an open type based on collective approach to development of architectural and urban solutions. Over the years ENOTA has been constantly developing and from its beginnings it has served as creat ...
enota portfolio (2012 08)
... ENOTA was founded in 1998 with the ambition to create contemporary and critical architectural practice of an open type based on collective approach to development of architectural and urban solutions. Over the years ENOTA has been constantly developing and from its beginnings it has served as creat ...
... ENOTA was founded in 1998 with the ambition to create contemporary and critical architectural practice of an open type based on collective approach to development of architectural and urban solutions. Over the years ENOTA has been constantly developing and from its beginnings it has served as creat ...
enota portfolio (2012 08)
... ENOTA was founded in 1998 with the ambition to create contemporary and critical architectural practice of an open type based on collective approach to development of architectural and urban solutions. Over the years ENOTA has been constantly developing and from its beginnings it has served as creat ...
... ENOTA was founded in 1998 with the ambition to create contemporary and critical architectural practice of an open type based on collective approach to development of architectural and urban solutions. Over the years ENOTA has been constantly developing and from its beginnings it has served as creat ...
The Social Meaning of Classical Style Public Architecture in
... I certify that this thesis does not incorporate, without acknowledgment, any material previously submitted for a degree or diploma in any university; and that to the best of my knowledge and belief it does not contain any material previously published or written by another person except where due re ...
... I certify that this thesis does not incorporate, without acknowledgment, any material previously submitted for a degree or diploma in any university; and that to the best of my knowledge and belief it does not contain any material previously published or written by another person except where due re ...
PDF 7MB - Flinders University
... I certify that this thesis does not incorporate, without acknowledgment, any material previously submitted for a degree or diploma in any university; and that to the best of my knowledge and belief it does not contain any material previously published or written by another person except where due re ...
... I certify that this thesis does not incorporate, without acknowledgment, any material previously submitted for a degree or diploma in any university; and that to the best of my knowledge and belief it does not contain any material previously published or written by another person except where due re ...
Quinlivan-WIHRvol2.pd+ - Western Illinois University
... reaction to classicism. Instead of the pillars and domes of classicism, buildings once again sported severe slopes, chimneys, and gargoyles. The Neo-Gothic style can be seen at certain universities like Yale and Harvard, as well as many churches such as the Trinity Church in New York.10 In Quincy, t ...
... reaction to classicism. Instead of the pillars and domes of classicism, buildings once again sported severe slopes, chimneys, and gargoyles. The Neo-Gothic style can be seen at certain universities like Yale and Harvard, as well as many churches such as the Trinity Church in New York.10 In Quincy, t ...
Document
... Art Deco/International style brick and render single storey residence. The main facade is formed by a series of juxtaposed planes of horizontal elements (parapets, eaves overhangs extending to form porch) balanced against a decorative porch end support of a flat column pierced by three round apertur ...
... Art Deco/International style brick and render single storey residence. The main facade is formed by a series of juxtaposed planes of horizontal elements (parapets, eaves overhangs extending to form porch) balanced against a decorative porch end support of a flat column pierced by three round apertur ...
here - SCM Sweb - City University of Hong Kong
... notions that contemporary architectures are taking: the event cities; which Tschumi takes it as a new form of space that “form does not follow function” anymore. Carrying the ideas about concept of space in chapter one, respective projects by Le Corbusier and Constant Nieuwenhuis are discussed in ch ...
... notions that contemporary architectures are taking: the event cities; which Tschumi takes it as a new form of space that “form does not follow function” anymore. Carrying the ideas about concept of space in chapter one, respective projects by Le Corbusier and Constant Nieuwenhuis are discussed in ch ...
Zoning - Global Urban Development
... The debate that had raged in American cities over height limits of buildings had focused on two essential questions: (1) Should height restrictions be imposed, and (2) at what permitted limit? New York‘s 1916 zoning law redefined the entire skyscraper issue. Instead of trying to lower building heigh ...
... The debate that had raged in American cities over height limits of buildings had focused on two essential questions: (1) Should height restrictions be imposed, and (2) at what permitted limit? New York‘s 1916 zoning law redefined the entire skyscraper issue. Instead of trying to lower building heigh ...
Simply American: Simplicity In Architectural Arrangement
... Looking back my dissertation involved many people, from my parents to strangers halfway across the country. It made me learn more about the places a lived from Philadelphia to Wisconsin. While the writing was frustrating my memories will fondly recall the adventures in finding material from some of ...
... Looking back my dissertation involved many people, from my parents to strangers halfway across the country. It made me learn more about the places a lived from Philadelphia to Wisconsin. While the writing was frustrating my memories will fondly recall the adventures in finding material from some of ...
Enterprise Architecture Artifact Framework (DRAFT)
... Locations to contribute (i.e. independently develop and submit EAAs), and other Locations to adopt (or not) those EAAs at their own pace. Minimally, it enables us to assemble a body of knowledge for consumption across UC. ...
... Locations to contribute (i.e. independently develop and submit EAAs), and other Locations to adopt (or not) those EAAs at their own pace. Minimally, it enables us to assemble a body of knowledge for consumption across UC. ...
The Language of Architecture
... (E42) of 1937 (left) in relation to the Oratory Complex of Saint Phillip Neri (1620–50), also in Rome, by Francesco Borromini and others (center). While the structures are extraordinarily different in their three-dimensional ...
... (E42) of 1937 (left) in relation to the Oratory Complex of Saint Phillip Neri (1620–50), also in Rome, by Francesco Borromini and others (center). While the structures are extraordinarily different in their three-dimensional ...
New York`s Skyscrapers in the French Illustrated Press (1898–1912)
... Towards the end of the 19th century, La construction moderne and L’Architecture, two major architecture journals in France, began to publish articles on the skyscrapers emerging in the United States.1 After a break from 1898 to 1902 without any news on the subject, all the published new skyscrapers ...
... Towards the end of the 19th century, La construction moderne and L’Architecture, two major architecture journals in France, began to publish articles on the skyscrapers emerging in the United States.1 After a break from 1898 to 1902 without any news on the subject, all the published new skyscrapers ...
ARCHITECTURE MODERN MOVEMENT TUCSON
... social changes took place in Germany, the Soviet Union and elsewhere. The moratorium on construction during the war coupled with an explosion in population growth led to an increased demand for housing. The task of building fell to public entities, as the scope of work exceeded the capacity of the p ...
... social changes took place in Germany, the Soviet Union and elsewhere. The moratorium on construction during the war coupled with an explosion in population growth led to an increased demand for housing. The task of building fell to public entities, as the scope of work exceeded the capacity of the p ...
Peter Beaven 1 - Architecture Archive
... Gothic Revival. It was certainly “less is a bore”, with turrets and spires sprouting from every rooftop, but if Beaven’s form making was sometimes extravagant, his approach avoided the superficiality of run-of-themill Po-Mo; his way of building gave the greatest possible opportunity for the exercise ...
... Gothic Revival. It was certainly “less is a bore”, with turrets and spires sprouting from every rooftop, but if Beaven’s form making was sometimes extravagant, his approach avoided the superficiality of run-of-themill Po-Mo; his way of building gave the greatest possible opportunity for the exercise ...
Beauty: a short history
... medieval country church today, we are likely to see empty statue niches, figures with defaced heads or windows of reassembled stained glass. Fragments of painted wall or woodwork have survived, if at all, by accident or stealth and revealed after centuries under coats of whitewash. Historians, such ...
... medieval country church today, we are likely to see empty statue niches, figures with defaced heads or windows of reassembled stained glass. Fragments of painted wall or woodwork have survived, if at all, by accident or stealth and revealed after centuries under coats of whitewash. Historians, such ...
Gothic secular and domestic architecture
Gothic architecture is a style of architecture that flourished during the high and late medieval period. It evolved from Romanesque architecture and was succeeded by Renaissance architecture.Originating in 12th-century France and lasting into the 16th century, Gothic architecture is most familiar as the architecture of many of the great cathedrals, abbeys and churches of Europe. It is also the architecture of many non-religious buildings, such as castles, palaces, town halls, guild halls, universities and to a less prominent extent, private dwellings.Although secular and civic architecture in general was subordinate in importance to ecclesiastical architecture, civic architecture grew in importance as the Middle Ages progressed. David Watkin, for example writes about secular Gothic architecture in present-day Belgium: ""However, it is the secular architecture, the guild-halls and town halls of her prosperous commercial cities, which make Belgium unique. Their splendour often exceeds that of contemporary ecclesiastical foundations, while their decorative language was not without influence on churches such as Antwerp Cathedral.""