Status Quo - Vol. 3 Architecture definition

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STATUS QUO

July 2018 | Volume 3

Architecture Definition It's

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Mark Wigley

Bjarke Ingels


Acknowledgments Editor

Martin Mrรกz

First publication:

15.07.2018

Last update:

14.11.2019

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Status quo.


ongoing aiming to update


Time Line 1 BC 100

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John Ruskin William Morris

C. Norberg Schultz

Peter Zumthor

Rogelio Salmona

J. Ma. Aparicio Nicholas Moreau Zaha Hadid Norman Foster Juhani Pallasmaa Alejandro Aravena


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“Art Directory GmbH”. Vitruvius-pollio.com. Retrieved 03-09-2008

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De architectura

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“Architecti est scientia pluribus disciplinis et variis eruditionibus ornata, < fabrica et ratiocinatione . fabrica est continuata ac trita

est ad propositum defomationis. ratiocinatio autem est quae res frabrica tas sollertiae ac rationis proportione demonstrare atque explicare potest” 2 G: om,H

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ra, ea nascitur et

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scientia fabrica ratiocinatione

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“Architecture is the knowledge of many disciplines and varied learning gra ceful <whose self esteem of all> things are accomplished works of arts for others it is the practice and theory . from the regular exercise of em ployment where manual is the continuous and is perfected in the fabric of the material of any kind whatsoever, the work is for the purpose of defo mationis. and the means by the ratio of the reasoning, however, is to de monstrate and to explain what was going frabricatas of skill, it can be “

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knowledge practice theory


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John Ruskin

1849

The seven lamps of architecture

William Morris

1947

On Art and Socialism

Ruskin, John (1849). The Seven Lamps of Architecture

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Statement “Architecture is the art of lifting and decorating buildings constructed by man, whatever his destiny, so that his appearance contributes to health, strength and the pleasure of the spirit ...”

“Architecture encompasses the consideration of the entire physical environment that surrounds human life: we cannot avoid it while we are part of civilization, because architecture is the set of and alterations introduced to the earth's surface in order to satisfy the human needs, except only the pure desert. "

key words art lifting decorating appearance pleasure physical environment alterations satisfaction human needs


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Jesus Aparicio

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El Muro

Peter Zumthor

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Thinking architecture

Rogelio Salmona

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“It is all useful and durable space built by man, which creates livable tions. Architecture is the room of beauty . “

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useful durable space emotions room beauty

“Architecture has its own existential scope. Since it maintains an especially bodily relationship with life , in my opinion, at the beginning it is neither a message nor a sign, but a coverage and a background of the life that takes place next to it, a sensitive receptacle for the rhythm of the steps in the ground, for the concentration of work, for the peace of sleep. “

life coverage background receptacle

Poesía, la arquitectura es poesía , algo muy sentido que se traduce mediante una metáfora construida.

poesía


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Alejandro Aravena

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Alejandro Aravena,the Architect Rebuilding a Country

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The power of architecture is the power of synthesis , to say what you want in two words instead of three, to achieve a solution in as few mo ves as possible.

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synthesis


Summary table Concepts Authors

knowledge practice theory

art - lifting decorating appearance pleasure

existencial foothold

poetry

M. Vitruvius Nicholas Moreau Rogelio Salmona Peter Zumthor J. Aparicio C.N. Schultz John Ruskin Norman Foster Zaha Hadid Juhani Pallasmaa Alejandro Aravena William Morris

Total:

2

life coverage background receptacle


emotion

2

formalize

useful durable space room beauty

expression values way of living

excite, calm, to make you think.�

verb

synthesis

physical environment alterations satisfaction human needs


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Bibliography 1

“Art Directory GmbH”. Vitruvius-pollio.com. Retrieved 03-09-2008

2

The seven lamps of architecture

3

Christian Norberg-Schulz,. (1979). Genius Loci: Towards a Phenomenology of Architecture. New York: Rizzoli. p. 5.

4

Salmona imagina el centro de Bogotá, en Lecturas Fin de Semana de El Tiempo, Bogotá, Febrero 11, 2006. Design diva hits a high z: Zaha Hadid Norman Foster’s Interview with The European: “Architecture is the Expression of Values” Alejandro Aravena, the Architect Rebuilding a Country


It's

definitely definition process tough act unnecessarily very by political artificial better romantics fact collaborative example environment work small Zaha Hadid optimism aspiration nations Joshua Prince Ramus who live imagine Peter Eisenman even act relatively Mario Botta giving powerful man an create values full think John Ruskin battleground most Mark Wigley Jeffrey Inaba Nicolai Ouroussoff dynamic built build one changes Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos a real deed Norman Foster Architecture complex society Ludwig Mies vanreflection der Rohe spirit of just I good is questioning for person in convinience Thom Mayne can Richard Rogers seeing the expression too that do way thinking Alexandra Lange we public going Roland Barthes it world love and to it our place us it dream making function instrument collaborationscuffed Jacques Herzog always art get science physical utopia lives seee merciless clearly into doesnt sure want society Bernard Tschumi what works or manifesting actually live world you is cities whether buildings with difference Architecture related process interest fit financial political power large difficult

Bjarke Ingels


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