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The Architectures of Sight
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Visioning Technologies brings together a collection of texts from leading theorists to examine how architecture has been, and is, reframed and restructured by the visual and theoretical frameworks introduced by different 'technologies of sight' - understood to include orthographic projection, perspective drawing, telescopic devices, photography, film and computer visualization, amongst others.
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Visioning Technologies brings together a collection of texts from leading theorists to examine how architecture has been, and is, reframed and restructured by the visual and theoretical frameworks introduced by different 'technologies of sight' - understood to include orthographic projection, perspective drawing, telescopic devices, photography, film and computer visualization, amongst others.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317001393
- Artikelnr.: 47388612
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 248
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317001393
- Artikelnr.: 47388612
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Graham Cairns is an academic and author in the field of architecture who has written extensively on film, advertising and political communication. He has held Visiting Professor positions at universities in Spain, the UK, Mexico, the Gambia, South Africa and the US. He has worked in architectural studios in London and Hong Kong and previously founded and ran a performing arts organization, Hybrid Artworks, specializing in video installation and performance writing. He is author and editor of multiple books and articles on architecture as both a form of visual culture and a socio-political construct. He developed this book during a two year period as Visiting Scholar at Columbia University, New York. He is currently director of the academic research organization AMPS (Architecture, Media, Politics, Society), and Executive Editor of its associated journal Architecture_MPS. He is Honorary Senior Research Associate at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, UK.
Introduction: Reproducing Reality - A Psychological Origin for the
Technological Visualisation of Space? (Graham Cairns), Neo-Formalism: The
Technological and Social Evolution of Visual Representation and the
Emergence of Contemporary Optics and Architecture (Graham Cairns), Part I:
Perspective, 1. Envisioning Geometry - Architecture in the Grip of
Perspective (Nicholas Temple), 2. Desargues' Oeuvres: On Perspective,
Optics and Conics (Nader El-Bizri), 3. Galileo's Limit: Mechanical
Sciences' Technologies of Sight and the Translation of Analogical
Representations into Diagrammatic Illustrations (Federica Goffi), Part II:
Photography, 4.The Transformative Interface: Fragmentation, Process and
Construction in the Photographic Representation of Architecture (Nigel
Green), 5. The Great Publicist of Modern Building': Photography and
Architecture in the Inter-war Years (Valeria Carullo), 6. Photography and
Architecture - From Technical Vision to Art and Phenomenological (Re)vision
(Iñaki Bergera), Part III: Film, 7. Absorbing Cinematic Modernism: From the
Villa Savoye to the Villa Arpel (François Penz), 8. Cinematic Space and
Time: The Morphing of a Theory in Film and Architecture (Graham Cairns), 9.
Intersecting Frames: Film + Architecture (Scott McQuire), Part IV: Digital
Technologies, 10. Hyperreality, Vision and Architecture (David Ross Scheer)
, 11. Rebooting Spaceship Earth - Astrospatial Visions for Architecture and
Urban Design (Davina Jackson), 12. Leveraging nature to envision
(functional) space: An Architecture of Machinic Abduction (Tim Ireland)
Technological Visualisation of Space? (Graham Cairns), Neo-Formalism: The
Technological and Social Evolution of Visual Representation and the
Emergence of Contemporary Optics and Architecture (Graham Cairns), Part I:
Perspective, 1. Envisioning Geometry - Architecture in the Grip of
Perspective (Nicholas Temple), 2. Desargues' Oeuvres: On Perspective,
Optics and Conics (Nader El-Bizri), 3. Galileo's Limit: Mechanical
Sciences' Technologies of Sight and the Translation of Analogical
Representations into Diagrammatic Illustrations (Federica Goffi), Part II:
Photography, 4.The Transformative Interface: Fragmentation, Process and
Construction in the Photographic Representation of Architecture (Nigel
Green), 5. The Great Publicist of Modern Building': Photography and
Architecture in the Inter-war Years (Valeria Carullo), 6. Photography and
Architecture - From Technical Vision to Art and Phenomenological (Re)vision
(Iñaki Bergera), Part III: Film, 7. Absorbing Cinematic Modernism: From the
Villa Savoye to the Villa Arpel (François Penz), 8. Cinematic Space and
Time: The Morphing of a Theory in Film and Architecture (Graham Cairns), 9.
Intersecting Frames: Film + Architecture (Scott McQuire), Part IV: Digital
Technologies, 10. Hyperreality, Vision and Architecture (David Ross Scheer)
, 11. Rebooting Spaceship Earth - Astrospatial Visions for Architecture and
Urban Design (Davina Jackson), 12. Leveraging nature to envision
(functional) space: An Architecture of Machinic Abduction (Tim Ireland)
Introduction: Reproducing Reality - A Psychological Origin for the
Technological Visualisation of Space? (Graham Cairns), Neo-Formalism: The
Technological and Social Evolution of Visual Representation and the
Emergence of Contemporary Optics and Architecture (Graham Cairns), Part I:
Perspective, 1. Envisioning Geometry - Architecture in the Grip of
Perspective (Nicholas Temple), 2. Desargues' Oeuvres: On Perspective,
Optics and Conics (Nader El-Bizri), 3. Galileo's Limit: Mechanical
Sciences' Technologies of Sight and the Translation of Analogical
Representations into Diagrammatic Illustrations (Federica Goffi), Part II:
Photography, 4.The Transformative Interface: Fragmentation, Process and
Construction in the Photographic Representation of Architecture (Nigel
Green), 5. The Great Publicist of Modern Building': Photography and
Architecture in the Inter-war Years (Valeria Carullo), 6. Photography and
Architecture - From Technical Vision to Art and Phenomenological (Re)vision
(Iñaki Bergera), Part III: Film, 7. Absorbing Cinematic Modernism: From the
Villa Savoye to the Villa Arpel (François Penz), 8. Cinematic Space and
Time: The Morphing of a Theory in Film and Architecture (Graham Cairns), 9.
Intersecting Frames: Film + Architecture (Scott McQuire), Part IV: Digital
Technologies, 10. Hyperreality, Vision and Architecture (David Ross Scheer)
, 11. Rebooting Spaceship Earth - Astrospatial Visions for Architecture and
Urban Design (Davina Jackson), 12. Leveraging nature to envision
(functional) space: An Architecture of Machinic Abduction (Tim Ireland)
Technological Visualisation of Space? (Graham Cairns), Neo-Formalism: The
Technological and Social Evolution of Visual Representation and the
Emergence of Contemporary Optics and Architecture (Graham Cairns), Part I:
Perspective, 1. Envisioning Geometry - Architecture in the Grip of
Perspective (Nicholas Temple), 2. Desargues' Oeuvres: On Perspective,
Optics and Conics (Nader El-Bizri), 3. Galileo's Limit: Mechanical
Sciences' Technologies of Sight and the Translation of Analogical
Representations into Diagrammatic Illustrations (Federica Goffi), Part II:
Photography, 4.The Transformative Interface: Fragmentation, Process and
Construction in the Photographic Representation of Architecture (Nigel
Green), 5. The Great Publicist of Modern Building': Photography and
Architecture in the Inter-war Years (Valeria Carullo), 6. Photography and
Architecture - From Technical Vision to Art and Phenomenological (Re)vision
(Iñaki Bergera), Part III: Film, 7. Absorbing Cinematic Modernism: From the
Villa Savoye to the Villa Arpel (François Penz), 8. Cinematic Space and
Time: The Morphing of a Theory in Film and Architecture (Graham Cairns), 9.
Intersecting Frames: Film + Architecture (Scott McQuire), Part IV: Digital
Technologies, 10. Hyperreality, Vision and Architecture (David Ross Scheer)
, 11. Rebooting Spaceship Earth - Astrospatial Visions for Architecture and
Urban Design (Davina Jackson), 12. Leveraging nature to envision
(functional) space: An Architecture of Machinic Abduction (Tim Ireland)