A concise account of the relevance of Henri Lefebvre's writing for the theory and practice of architecture, planning and urban design. Here is an introduction accessible for students and practitioners who wish to engage with the design possibilities offered by Lefebvre's philosophy.
A concise account of the relevance of Henri Lefebvre's writing for the theory and practice of architecture, planning and urban design. Here is an introduction accessible for students and practitioners who wish to engage with the design possibilities offered by Lefebvre's philosophy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nathaniel Coleman is Reader in History and Theory of Architecture at Newcastle University, UK. He previously taught in the US, and practiced architecture in New York, USA, and Rome, Italy. Author of Utopias and Architecture (2005) and editor of Imagining and Making the World: Reconsidering architecture and Utopia (2011), Nathaniel recently guest-edited a special issue on architecture of the journal Utopian Studies (2014). He has published numerous journal articles and book chapters, and presented his research on the problem of architecture and Utopia internationally. He is particularly interested in the convergences of architectural history, theory and design with Utopia's generative potential.
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1. Introduction: Lefebvre for Architects Lefebvre for Architects The Problematic of Architecture Lefebvre and Architecture Architecture Thinking Its Own Thoughts 2. Utopia and a New Romanticism Utopia as the Prospect of the Possible Romanticism & Utopia Generate & Degenerate Utopias Critiques of Everyday Life There is no alternative? Or, Lefebvre and Utopia Lefebvre's Other Vision of Utopia Dialectical Utopianism Experimental and Theoretical Utopias The Utopian Prospect of Lefebvre 3. The Production of Space Problematic of The Production of Space From Space to Place Overcoming Cartesian Logic Representations of the Relations of Production Recuperating the Social Repetition Everywhere Spatial Codes Spatial Practice / Representations of Space / Representational Space The Antithesis of Systems 4. Rhythmanalysis and the TimeSpace of the City Counterpractices for Today Elements of Rhythmanalysis Phenomenology from Your Window? The Perils of Capital The Rhythmanalyst and the Architect 5. Conclusion: Another Scale? Further Reading Bibliography Index
1. Introduction: Lefebvre for Architects Lefebvre for Architects The Problematic of Architecture Lefebvre and Architecture Architecture Thinking Its Own Thoughts 2. Utopia and a New Romanticism Utopia as the Prospect of the Possible Romanticism & Utopia Generate & Degenerate Utopias Critiques of Everyday Life There is no alternative? Or, Lefebvre and Utopia Lefebvre's Other Vision of Utopia Dialectical Utopianism Experimental and Theoretical Utopias The Utopian Prospect of Lefebvre 3. The Production of Space Problematic of The Production of Space From Space to Place Overcoming Cartesian Logic Representations of the Relations of Production Recuperating the Social Repetition Everywhere Spatial Codes Spatial Practice / Representations of Space / Representational Space The Antithesis of Systems 4. Rhythmanalysis and the TimeSpace of the City Counterpractices for Today Elements of Rhythmanalysis Phenomenology from Your Window? The Perils of Capital The Rhythmanalyst and the Architect 5. Conclusion: Another Scale? Further Reading Bibliography Index
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