Behind Architectural Filters: Phenomena of Interference explores the active role of architectural filters in generating physically and sensory charged spatial experiences.
Behind Architectural Filters: Phenomena of Interference explores the active role of architectural filters in generating physically and sensory charged spatial experiences.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Miguel Guitart is an architect, author, and academic. Guitart is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Architecture at the University at Buffalo-SUNY. Guitart obtained his PhD in Architecture from ETSAM, Polytechnic University of Madrid, and his Master's degree from the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University as a J. W. Fulbright Scholar. His research focuses on the experiential intersections between matter, perception, and memory. He is the author of The Depth of the Skin (Asimetricas, 2015), and coeditor of the four volumes of Architectural Practice book series (Nobuko, 2014-2021). Guitart has been awarded by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) and the New York State Council for the Arts (NYSCA).
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Contents Foreword. Harmonic Interference David Leatherbarrow 1. Introduction. Materializing Light and Gaze 2. The Filter as a Limit of Space Approaching the Idea of the Limit Transforming Matter Contour Conditions On the Geometry of Filters From Tradition to Virtuality: Historiographic Categories The Dissipated Space Behind the Filter 3. The Filter as a Transitional Space A Place of Lights and Shadows The Vision of the Horizon Exterior and Interior Landscapes The Transitional Space: Ma and Engawa 4. The Filter as Structure and Construction Natural Structure and Artificial Structure The Structure of the Filter: Operations of Subtraction and Addition The Stereotomic Filter: Predominance of Matter Over Air The Tectonic Filter: Predominance of Air Over Matter From the Perforated Box to the Disaggregated Framework 5. Generative Strategies 1. Strategies of Origin. Earth Filters and Air Filters Earth Filters Royal Bath. Comares Palace. The Alhambra. Granada, Spain. Fourteenth Century Air Filters Recoletos Court. Madrid, Spain. Eduardo Torroja; Secundino Zuazo. 1935 2. Strategies of Density. Heavy Filters and Light Filters Heavy Filters Melnikov House. Moscow, Russia. Konstantin S. Melnikov. 1927 Light Filters Shuster Hall. Hunter College. Bronx, New York, US. Marcel Breuer; Robert F. Gatje. 1959 3. Strategies of Thickness. Shallow Filters and Deep Filters Shallow Filters Sarkhej Roza. Ahmedabad, India. Fifteenth Century Deep Filters Tower of Shadows. Chandigarh, India. Le Corbusier. 1956 4. Strategies of Function. Structural Filters and Enclosing Filters Structural Filters Public Library. Seattle, WA. Rem Koolhaas; Joshua Prince-Ramus. 2004 Enclosing Filters Dominus Winery. Napa Valley, CA. Herzog & De Meuron. 1998 5. Strategies of Attention. Ground Filters and Figure Filters Ground Filters Heilige Familie Church. Oberhausen, Germany. Rudolf Schwarz. 1956 Figure Filters Nôtre Dame du Haut. Ronchamp, France. Le Corbusier. 1955 6. Conclusions: Behind Architectural Filters Index Acknowledgements Biography
Contents Foreword. Harmonic Interference David Leatherbarrow 1. Introduction. Materializing Light and Gaze 2. The Filter as a Limit of Space Approaching the Idea of the Limit Transforming Matter Contour Conditions On the Geometry of Filters From Tradition to Virtuality: Historiographic Categories The Dissipated Space Behind the Filter 3. The Filter as a Transitional Space A Place of Lights and Shadows The Vision of the Horizon Exterior and Interior Landscapes The Transitional Space: Ma and Engawa 4. The Filter as Structure and Construction Natural Structure and Artificial Structure The Structure of the Filter: Operations of Subtraction and Addition The Stereotomic Filter: Predominance of Matter Over Air The Tectonic Filter: Predominance of Air Over Matter From the Perforated Box to the Disaggregated Framework 5. Generative Strategies 1. Strategies of Origin. Earth Filters and Air Filters Earth Filters Royal Bath. Comares Palace. The Alhambra. Granada, Spain. Fourteenth Century Air Filters Recoletos Court. Madrid, Spain. Eduardo Torroja; Secundino Zuazo. 1935 2. Strategies of Density. Heavy Filters and Light Filters Heavy Filters Melnikov House. Moscow, Russia. Konstantin S. Melnikov. 1927 Light Filters Shuster Hall. Hunter College. Bronx, New York, US. Marcel Breuer; Robert F. Gatje. 1959 3. Strategies of Thickness. Shallow Filters and Deep Filters Shallow Filters Sarkhej Roza. Ahmedabad, India. Fifteenth Century Deep Filters Tower of Shadows. Chandigarh, India. Le Corbusier. 1956 4. Strategies of Function. Structural Filters and Enclosing Filters Structural Filters Public Library. Seattle, WA. Rem Koolhaas; Joshua Prince-Ramus. 2004 Enclosing Filters Dominus Winery. Napa Valley, CA. Herzog & De Meuron. 1998 5. Strategies of Attention. Ground Filters and Figure Filters Ground Filters Heilige Familie Church. Oberhausen, Germany. Rudolf Schwarz. 1956 Figure Filters Nôtre Dame du Haut. Ronchamp, France. Le Corbusier. 1955 6. Conclusions: Behind Architectural Filters Index Acknowledgements Biography
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