Aarati Kanekar is an associate professor of architecture at the University of Cincinnati. She received her diploma in architecture from CEPT, masters from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Ph.D. from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Acknowledgments. 1. Introduction. On Translation and Spatial Construction of Meaning 2. Space of Poetic Allegory. Translating The Divine Comedy: Terragni's Danteum as a Projection of Meaning Across Symbolic Forms 3. Space of Narrative Structure. The Shaping of Romeo and Juliet: Eisenman's Moving Arrows Eros and Other Errors 4. Space of Sound & Music. Architecture as a Performative Instrument: Zumthor's Soundbox 5. Space of Representation. The Generative Maps of Perry Kulper and Smout Allen 6. Space of Montage. Movement, Assemblage, and Appropriation in Koolhaas' Kunsthal. Bibliography
Acknowledgments. 1. Introduction. On Translation and Spatial Construction of Meaning 2. Space of Poetic Allegory. Translating The Divine Comedy: Terragni's Danteum as a Projection of Meaning Across Symbolic Forms 3. Space of Narrative Structure. The Shaping of Romeo and Juliet: Eisenman's Moving Arrows Eros and Other Errors 4. Space of Sound & Music. Architecture as a Performative Instrument: Zumthor's Soundbox 5. Space of Representation. The Generative Maps of Perry Kulper and Smout Allen 6. Space of Montage. Movement, Assemblage, and Appropriation in Koolhaas' Kunsthal. Bibliography
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