Occupying Architecture by Jonathan Hill

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;Occupying structure ДИЗАЙН,НАУКА и УЧЕБА Название: Occupying structure Автор:Jonathan Hill Издательство: RoutledgeГод: 1998 Страниц: 253 ISBN: 0415168163 Формат: PDF Язык: Английский Размер:3,3 MBOccupying structure explores the connection among the architect, the person and structure, revealing that structure is not only a construction, yet that it's the relation among an item and its occupant.This assortment discusses how and why architectural construction and discourse ignores the consumer, and makes a speciality of what's absent from current debates and perform. This booklet proposes an entire remodeling of the relatives among layout and adventure to rework practices of the architect, and methods of seeing and utilizing architecture.Скачать.comuploading.com zero

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36 The school had a high proportion of foreign students at the time the subject studied there. The subject experienced no gender or race discrimination there; the majority of her friends were not British. The school encouraged a high level of individual responsibility, independent study and innovation, sometimes well beyond the boundaries of the traditional professional model. The subject graduated with the highest award of the school. She met the editor of this book there. Four of the five referees that supported her last application for employment are ex-students or teachers of the school.

The Architectural Association is a private school with fees set in the region of £9, 000 per annum. Fees for British architecture students at other British schools are in the region of £3,000 per annum and are usually paid by the state. Fees for overseas students at other British schools of architecture are in the region of £5,000 to £9, 000 per annum and are normally paid by the student. Scholarships are available at the Architectural Association for talented students with limited financial means but at present these cannot support the majority of the student body.

249–54. The architectural equivalent of treating ‘notes as indeterminate, inherently unstable sonic frequencies rather than…fixed phenomena’46 is a critique that strikes right at the heart of the discipline. Irrationality, disorder, instability? Architecture, as we know, is not in the business of providing these things. At a lecture I gave recently, lan Hall (a musician of African descent and no relation to Stuart) told the audience that at some point in the seventeenth century, someone ‘sat down’ and tried to recreate the lost art of Greek drama.

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