Kingston university session 2000/01
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Yes, of course you can and must fly, but it should be with one foot on the ground - or at least a big toe." Alvar Aalto Bibliography Hale, J.A. (2000). Building ideas, an introduction to architectural theory. Wiley Hegel (1949). The phenomenology of mind. 2nd edition Schulz-Nornberg, C. (1971). New concepts of architecture :Existence, space and architecture. Audio vista London. Notes, Lecture 1, What is culture?, Kingston University, October 2000 Karl Fleig. Alvar Aalto. New York: Praeger Publishers. p175 URL: http//: www.AlvarAalto.com Christian Norberg –Scuulz. Architecture: meaning and place, Selected essays. Electa/Rizzoli New York, 1988. p46 URL: http://www.GreatBuildings.com/buildings/Villa_Mairea.html Richard Weston, Villa Mairea Peter Zumthor. ‘A way of looking at things’, Architecture and Urbanism. February 1998. URL:hyyp//:www.GreatBuildings.com/buildings/zumthor.com URL: http//: www.villaMairea.com Frampton Kenneth. Modern Architecture. A Critical History. Thames and Huston Ltd, London, 1985 John Dewey, Art as Experience, Perigee books, New York, 1934, p59 Christian Norberg –Scuulz. Genius Loci, towards a phenomenology of architecture. Academy Editions London, 1980. pp195-196 Dolibor Vesely. ‘The phenomenology of architecture’. Seminar at the University of Huston, 1984 T. Granham, ‘A Green Lesson from Metaphysics; Seeing to much wood for the trees’ in Green Shift Symposium, p6 URL: http://www.GreatBuildings.com/buildings/Villa_Mairea.html 1 Notes, Lecture 1, What is culture?, Kingston University, October 2000 2 Karl Fleig. Alvar Aalto. New York: Praeger Publishers. p175 3 URL: http//:www.AlvarAalto.com 4 Richard Weston, Villa Mairea 5 Peter Zumthor. ‘A way of looking at things’, Architecture and Urbanism. February 1998. 6 Peter Zumthor. ‘A way of looking at things’, Architecture and Urbanism. February 1998. 7 URL:hyyp//:www.zumthor.com 8 URL: http//: www.villaMairea.com 9 Frampton Kenneth. Modern Architecture. A Critical History. Thames and Huston Ltd, London, 1985 10 Christian Norberg –Scuulz. Architecture: meaning and place, Selected essays. Electa/Rizzoli New York, 1988. p42 Peter Zumthor’s design stood out among others because it was the only design to propose a square as an urban area. 11 John Dewey, Art as Experience, Perigee books, New York, 1934, p59 12 Christian Norberg –Scuulz. Genius Loci, towards a phenomenology of architecture. Academy Editions London, 1980. pp195-196 13 Peter Zumthor. ‘A way of looking at things’, Architecture and Urbanism. February 1998. 14 Peter Zumthor. ‘A way of looking at things’, Architecture and Urbanism. February 1998. 15 URL: http//:www.AlvarAalto.com 16 Peter Zumthor. ‘A way of looking at things’, Architecture and Urbanism. February 1998. 17 Dolibor Vesely. ‘The phenomenology of architecture’. Seminar at the University of Huston, 1984 18 T. Granham, ‘A Green Lesson from Metaphysics; Seeing to much wood for the trees’ in Green Shift Symposium, p6 19 Christian Norberg –Scuulz. Architecture: meaning and place, Selected essays. Electa/Rizzoli New York, 1988. p48 20 Christian Norberg –Scuulz. Architecture: meaning and place, Selected essays. Electa/Rizzoli New York, 1988. p46 21URL: http://www.GreatBuildings.com/buildings/Villa_Mairea.html 22 Christian Norberg –Scuulz. Architecture: meaning and place, Selected essays. Electa/Rizzoli New York, 1988. p14 Download 1.97 Mb. Share with your friends:
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