Tag Archives: House N
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Posted in Adhitya Rathinam, John Koshy, Ryal Sequeira, Students Also tagged primitive future, Relational Logics, Science of Building, Sean Lally, Sou Fujimoto, The Shape of Energy Comments closed
A New Vernacular: Building with the Intangible
Architecture has traditionally existed in the static realm, built from solid-state materials arranged in a certain configuration to arrive at a particular form. Every building has a “climax form” – that is, the originally intended geometry. This form is assertive in its territorial control, unchanging in its aesthetic, and largely unresponsive to its environment. Such architectures [...]
Posted in Samuel Shapiro Also tagged Climate and architecture, Form and function follow climate, Philippe Rahm, Relational Logics, Sean Lally, Sou Fujimoto, T2, The Shape of Energy Comments closed
Relational Logics – T2
Photo courtesy: Iwan Baan. Architecture is not so changeable, but the weather and people are, so architects have to find a platform that could accommodate the changes, Sou Fujiomoto pointed that out. His approach is always about how to make a relation between inside and outside environment as one of the realisations of his idealism. [...]
Posted in Maulidianti Wulansari, Students, Uncategorized Also tagged Advanced Architecture, Relational Logics, Sean Lally, Sou Fujimoto, The Shape of Energy Comments closed
Relational Logics in Advanced Architecture
Arcosanti post card, 1978, Arizona Architecture is one of the disciplines that most requires to focus attention towards the relationships that exist between objects and contexts. While in art the actors analyze the context (if it exists) as basis of a process finalized to the creation of an object, often conceived as a representation, science, [...]
Posted in Francesco Maria Massetti Also tagged adaptation, Advanced Architecture, context, energy, environment, evolution, iaac, maa01, object, Sean Lally, specialization, subject, sustainability, The Shape of Energy, view house Comments closed
Relational Logics – T2
Case Study: House N – Sou Fujimoto Text Assignment: The Shape of Energy – Sean Lally (photo)
Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged Advanced Architecture, Future, Relational Logics, Sean Lally, Sou Fujimoto, The Shape of Energy Comments closed