Architecture Meaning and Place
Two ways of meaning in architecture - : "conceptual meaning" and "pragmatic meaning"
... take place? Architects should be interested in creating individual distinctions, knowing subversive strategies, in order to set up distinct personal tastes as effective means of coping with competitions in design ...
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Meaning and Context in the Language of Architecture _
... architectural meaning of the Parthenon, to which we can say ‘yes’ or ‘no’? I have not seen the Parthenon but I have seen hundreds of photos and read many descriptions and ...the meaning of the architectural ...
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Meaning in Landscape Architecture and Gardens
... There are intriguing resonances between Herrington’s words and those of literary critic Terry eagleton’s (2005, p 85) commentary on laurence sterne: … how come that these little black marks on white paper can signify ...
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(Un)stable architecture as deconstructed meaning
... stimulating place that you have provided throughout my six years of fine art studies, it has allowed me to grow as an artist beyond what I could have ever imagined for ...
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THE THIRD MEANING: ARCHITECTURE AND THE FILMIC DIMENSION
... an architecture of fragmentary elements that, like montage, are read through the palimpsest of a new ...one place", and subsequently read, not as fragments of collage, but as correctly ordered details ...
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Function and Meaning in Classic Maya Architecture
... stone architecture holds a special fascination for those interested in ancient ...a place and its former inhabitants within the larger world in which they ...of place for visitors, just as the same ...
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The Potential of Architecture: The Meaning and Purpose of Commemorative Architecture in Islamic Civilizations
... resting place - what at the time of his burial was the humble residence of his wife ‘Aisha - became a place of ...resting place was afforded greater monumentality and splendor in its architectural ...
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Stupa, Pagoda and Chorten: origin and meaning of Buddhist Architecture
... Based on this basic configuration, there are variations to the chorten. The main portion that varies is usually the four steps where they can be altered from square to round shape, octagonal shape or even without steps. ...
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Architecture as Meaningful Language: Space, Place and Narrativity
... I plan to adopt Hamon’s hypothesis and lead it to further, specific directions of research, which are articulated around three different levels and plateaux of contemporary architectural problems: 1. The problem of the ...
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Analysis of the Place of Outdoor Architecture in the Legibility of Spaces
... landscape architecture, in relation with American ...of place and the content of the environment in which the person is present (Mahmoudi, ...and meaning (Jahanshah Pakzad, ...
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The Meaning of Place and the Edu-Tourist Experience in Wot Batu Bandung, Indonesia
... a place can give a certain meaning to its inhabitants or ...The meaning of a place has attracted the interest of scholars from various scientific disciplines and various conceptual points of ...
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The Architecture of Pilgrimage: Sacred Site and Sacred Self in the Quest for Meaning
... Managed by the Okoroire Hot Springs Hotel, access to the hot springs is from the car park of the hotel down a tree lined avenue. Planted in red woods in the 1890s the walkway down to the springs is one of the highlights ...
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Summary and Guide to Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief by Jordan Peterson
... a place of objects, which is described empirically by science; and a forum for action, which is described primarily by narratives such as drama, literature, mythology and ...
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Ordinatio et dispositio : design and meaning in Pompeian private architecture
... antique architecture With this short discourse on the early history of mathematics, the discovery of the irrational and the theories of means and proportions, we have created the theoretical framework, within ...
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At the boundary of place : rethinking the provenance of early Christian architecture
... that architecture arises out of events that occur in a place, events that are culturally conditioned, he also seeks to go beyond culture and to timeless ways of building that are universally ...of ...
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Architecture of college union buildings and the changing meaning of the campus “living room”
... taking place, it was charged with socio-economic aspirations, particularly middle- class ...the meaning of the “living room” shifted from being the arbiter of social organization and appropriate leisure ...
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Architecture as Communication: A Study of the role of Form, Function and Context in evoking Meaning
... Rochester, being a place of much speculation over the past few years of the author’s academic duration, served as the perfect test-bed for applying this research. Rochester’s need for downtown revitalization ...
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Plurality of Meaning in Contemporary Architecture
... Plurality ofmeaning based on the presence of logical correlation syst€m and in manipulating the other correlation systems. This previous knowledge enables to formulate the[r] ...
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The Meaning of Aging in Place to Older People
... in Place Linked to Sense of Attachment and Social Connection Participants in each community spoke very pas- sionately about the places in which they lived and were keen to impress on us what extraordinary ...
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Semantic categories underlying the meaning of ‘place’
... which place enters into language made it impossible to achieve a simple theory that covered all these ...of place concepts and their semantic ...of place and explains many of the ways in which they ...
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