John Ruskin`s Non-fiction Prose and the Transformation of the
... confined to poetry. I place and question the changes occurring in the Victorian elegy in part by my study of Peter Sacks' seminal text The English Elegy (1985). In contextualizing my argument, I also consider more recent genre studies of the elegy by Stuart Curran, Erik Gray, Elizabeth Helsinger, Ja ...
... confined to poetry. I place and question the changes occurring in the Victorian elegy in part by my study of Peter Sacks' seminal text The English Elegy (1985). In contextualizing my argument, I also consider more recent genre studies of the elegy by Stuart Curran, Erik Gray, Elizabeth Helsinger, Ja ...
the genre of architectural manifesto in the society of the
... this sense, an architectural manifesto is quite different from a treatise in which it is rather emphasized to decree upon how architecture should be done according to certain principles. ...
... this sense, an architectural manifesto is quite different from a treatise in which it is rather emphasized to decree upon how architecture should be done according to certain principles. ...
of Contemporary Construction Teaching
... building, which is one of the neoclassical prototypes of Athenian architecture of the time. Last year, debates focused on perceptions on the future. This year the number of participants has again increased in a sort of geometric progression with 63 participants, plus the host school’s teachers of co ...
... building, which is one of the neoclassical prototypes of Athenian architecture of the time. Last year, debates focused on perceptions on the future. This year the number of participants has again increased in a sort of geometric progression with 63 participants, plus the host school’s teachers of co ...
Innovation, Identity and Sustainability in H.P. Berlage` Stock Exchange
... Sant’Ambrogio in Milan, the Broletto in Pavia, the Bargello in Florence, the Stock Exchanges in Antwerp and Bremen, the Basilica in Vicenza, a palace in Madura, the town hall in Amsterdam, and the cathedral in Modena [19]. Fanelli says that these possible examples are assimilated into an “extraordin ...
... Sant’Ambrogio in Milan, the Broletto in Pavia, the Bargello in Florence, the Stock Exchanges in Antwerp and Bremen, the Basilica in Vicenza, a palace in Madura, the town hall in Amsterdam, and the cathedral in Modena [19]. Fanelli says that these possible examples are assimilated into an “extraordin ...
Quinlivan-WIHRvol2.pd+ - Western Illinois University
... building at 3rd and Hampshire that is now home to the restaurant Tiramisu used to belong to a grocery company. There are buildings, though, that maintain the same type of business as they did in the 1800s. For instance, the Fletcher’s Tremont Hotel located at 6th and Hampshire in the Victorian Era i ...
... building at 3rd and Hampshire that is now home to the restaurant Tiramisu used to belong to a grocery company. There are buildings, though, that maintain the same type of business as they did in the 1800s. For instance, the Fletcher’s Tremont Hotel located at 6th and Hampshire in the Victorian Era i ...
ARCHITECTURAL LANDMARKS IN DAVAO CITY: VALUE
... attached to these places also takes into consideration the “cultural development that seeks to encourage that which is the most excellent and the noblest of products, inventions and creations of humanness” (Malreux, as cited in Fernandez, 1995). Thus, places connoting a high level of self-expression ...
... attached to these places also takes into consideration the “cultural development that seeks to encourage that which is the most excellent and the noblest of products, inventions and creations of humanness” (Malreux, as cited in Fernandez, 1995). Thus, places connoting a high level of self-expression ...
Structure/Ornament and the Modern Figuration of Architecture
... Gothic methods of construction, that admiration was limited to isolated motifs such as slender columnar supports, or to such resulting spatial effects as lightness and openness; it was not transposed to the recognition of a comprehensive tangible Gothic structure or skeleton in the sense that Violle ...
... Gothic methods of construction, that admiration was limited to isolated motifs such as slender columnar supports, or to such resulting spatial effects as lightness and openness; it was not transposed to the recognition of a comprehensive tangible Gothic structure or skeleton in the sense that Violle ...
enota portfolio (2012 08)
... “Constant changes and new complex situations in the world around us drive us to think about new ways of architectural and urban organizations. In order to be able to produce answers to those new questions we believe it’s time to surpass the boundaries of conventional discipline set mainly by our cul ...
... “Constant changes and new complex situations in the world around us drive us to think about new ways of architectural and urban organizations. In order to be able to produce answers to those new questions we believe it’s time to surpass the boundaries of conventional discipline set mainly by our cul ...
enota portfolio (2012 08)
... “Constant changes and new complex situations in the world around us drive us to think about new ways of architectural and urban organizations. In order to be able to produce answers to those new questions we believe it’s time to surpass the boundaries of conventional discipline set mainly by our cul ...
... “Constant changes and new complex situations in the world around us drive us to think about new ways of architectural and urban organizations. In order to be able to produce answers to those new questions we believe it’s time to surpass the boundaries of conventional discipline set mainly by our cul ...
enota portfolio (2012 08)
... “Constant changes and new complex situations in the world around us drive us to think about new ways of architectural and urban organizations. In order to be able to produce answers to those new questions we believe it’s time to surpass the boundaries of conventional discipline set mainly by our cul ...
... “Constant changes and new complex situations in the world around us drive us to think about new ways of architectural and urban organizations. In order to be able to produce answers to those new questions we believe it’s time to surpass the boundaries of conventional discipline set mainly by our cul ...
Simply American: Simplicity In Architectural Arrangement
... I explain how and why designers from the nineteenth century desired and approximated simplicity in their work in terms of historical precedents and antecedents, dissemination of designs and ideas through publication, and what I call “quietness” – that a building serves as the background for activiti ...
... I explain how and why designers from the nineteenth century desired and approximated simplicity in their work in terms of historical precedents and antecedents, dissemination of designs and ideas through publication, and what I call “quietness” – that a building serves as the background for activiti ...
ARCHITECTURE MODERN MOVEMENT TUCSON
... architectural expression. Architects interpreted and expressed this philosophy through different architectural vocabularies; however, there are threads of continuity that tie these variations/vocabularies together. Observation and analysis of modern architecture in Tucson reveals a finite set of for ...
... architectural expression. Architects interpreted and expressed this philosophy through different architectural vocabularies; however, there are threads of continuity that tie these variations/vocabularies together. Observation and analysis of modern architecture in Tucson reveals a finite set of for ...
Beauty: a short history
... these difficult times, the public will respond to any attempt to rehabilitate beauty. In 1916, during the First World War, when it seemed as if the world would change permanently, the architect W R Lethaby was a great believer in everyday beauty as a saving grace in difficult times: ...
... these difficult times, the public will respond to any attempt to rehabilitate beauty. In 1916, during the First World War, when it seemed as if the world would change permanently, the architect W R Lethaby was a great believer in everyday beauty as a saving grace in difficult times: ...
Introduction to the Web and .NET
... The application server may be implemented using reusable components. Server components: • Have well-defined business interfaces for their clients. • Interact with the container through welldefined API. J2EE technology provides a set of vendorindependent programming interfaces for the implementation ...
... The application server may be implemented using reusable components. Server components: • Have well-defined business interfaces for their clients. • Interact with the container through welldefined API. J2EE technology provides a set of vendorindependent programming interfaces for the implementation ...
The Language of Architecture
... by the vast array of individuals responsible for every stage of that production, by the final construction’s relationships with its various contexts, by its interrelationships with other known elements of architectural expression, and by the unique pasts and presents of each individual who observes ...
... by the vast array of individuals responsible for every stage of that production, by the final construction’s relationships with its various contexts, by its interrelationships with other known elements of architectural expression, and by the unique pasts and presents of each individual who observes ...
Future Nordic Concrete Architecture
... Even though the focus was on the trivial housing complexes, the period did have some very good examples of concrete architecture where concrete elements were used more interestingly. ...
... Even though the focus was on the trivial housing complexes, the period did have some very good examples of concrete architecture where concrete elements were used more interestingly. ...
here - SCM Sweb - City University of Hong Kong
... process of building, engineering and planning as the ‘human activities’. The ‘raw material’ is the nature itself. Then, what is the produced space exactly? Taking a house as a small-scale example, it is ‘produced’ (built) by the builders’ will, in which the organization of the space (how rooms are a ...
... process of building, engineering and planning as the ‘human activities’. The ‘raw material’ is the nature itself. Then, what is the produced space exactly? Taking a house as a small-scale example, it is ‘produced’ (built) by the builders’ will, in which the organization of the space (how rooms are a ...
ABSTRACT Title of Document:
... crowded the urban landscape and all while suburbs grew exponentially on the outskirts of cities. These changes culminated in a wealth of new architectural building types such as shopping centers, fast food restaurants and drive-in movie theaters. As with traditional historic resources, properties f ...
... crowded the urban landscape and all while suburbs grew exponentially on the outskirts of cities. These changes culminated in a wealth of new architectural building types such as shopping centers, fast food restaurants and drive-in movie theaters. As with traditional historic resources, properties f ...
Identity in Igbo Architecture - OhioLINK Electronic Theses and
... building must be something aesthetically significant in order to be architecture. To view architecture solely from this (Western) lens means that only the great medieval cathedrals of Western Europe or the post-modern Guggenheim museums of the present time, for example, deserve the recognition as pl ...
... building must be something aesthetically significant in order to be architecture. To view architecture solely from this (Western) lens means that only the great medieval cathedrals of Western Europe or the post-modern Guggenheim museums of the present time, for example, deserve the recognition as pl ...
Thinking, drawing and writing architecture through metaphor
... hecker’s quote above also indirectly addresses one of the most controversial issues in metaphor research; that is, the difficulties derived from distinguishing between visual and non-visual knowledge and, accordingly, between image metaphors and conceptual metaphors as customarily done in CMT. Thus, ...
... hecker’s quote above also indirectly addresses one of the most controversial issues in metaphor research; that is, the difficulties derived from distinguishing between visual and non-visual knowledge and, accordingly, between image metaphors and conceptual metaphors as customarily done in CMT. Thus, ...
Wright`s Organic Architecture: From ›Form Follows Function‹ to
... more romantically when he wrote, »Any building which is built should love the ground on which it stands.«15 Wright’s motivations for this are many – among them include boyhood summers working on a family farm, growing up in the Wisconsin countryside, and, as we have seen, notions of nature from Lou ...
... more romantically when he wrote, »Any building which is built should love the ground on which it stands.«15 Wright’s motivations for this are many – among them include boyhood summers working on a family farm, growing up in the Wisconsin countryside, and, as we have seen, notions of nature from Lou ...
... and doors, roof and ceiling are united by light openings, embodying an in-between state amongst the building’s current reality- the materialness of the human habitat- and its future demolition. Matta-Clark defied the conventional sense of architecture: cutting, fragmenting or dissecting a building em ...
Four Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Thinkers on the
... One hundred years later, Claude Perrault repeated some of the concerns mentioned by Palladio, and added some of his own. In his Ordonnance des cinq especes de colonnes from 1676, Perrault explains the dynamics of these elements using a language analogy. According to Perrault, just as in language, “t ...
... One hundred years later, Claude Perrault repeated some of the concerns mentioned by Palladio, and added some of his own. In his Ordonnance des cinq especes de colonnes from 1676, Perrault explains the dynamics of these elements using a language analogy. According to Perrault, just as in language, “t ...
BRIEF SYLLABI FOR B.ARCH. DEGREE PROGRAM
... AR 1007 - INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN – II Pre-requisite: AR 1002 – Introduction to Architectural Design - I L T P/D C ...
... AR 1007 - INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN – II Pre-requisite: AR 1002 – Introduction to Architectural Design - I L T P/D C ...