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Literature offers valuable insights into how people experience, use and imagine places. In an accessible yet scientifically underpinned manner, Urban Literacy offers new methods for ‘reading’ and ‘writing’ all sorts of places, from architecture to urban space.0The literary approach in this book stems from criticism of a lack of attention for the above-mentioned aspects in the architectural and urban planning debate: experiencing, using and imagining. This book brings together a variety of disciplines and theoretical approaches by means of three literary concepts: description, transcription and prescription. It translates them into the domain of architecture and urban planning, among other things through analyses of the work of Steven Holl, Bernard Tschumi and Rem Koolhaas.
architectuur --- architecture [discipline] --- Architecture --- architectuurfilosofie --- Architecture et littérature --- Dans la littérature --- Architecture in literature. --- 72.01 --- 8 --- 72.017 --- 373.67 --- Tschumi, Bernard --- Holl, Steven --- Koolhaas, Rem --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Buildings --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Art --- Building --- Architectuur (theorie) --- Architectuurtheorie --- Literatuur --- Ruimte (architectuur) --- Onderwijs (architectuur) --- Architectuuronderwijs --- Onderzoek (architectuur) --- Architectuuronderzoek --- Design and construction --- Urbanism --- Holl, Steven, --- Tschumi, Bernard, --- Koolhaas, Rem, --- Architecture in literature --- Architecture et littérature. --- Dans la littérature. --- Architecture, Primitive --- Architecture et littérature --- Dans la littérature.
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OASE 89' is dedicated to the image of the mid-size city. Not just the way this is interpreted, but also how it is produced by urban designers and architects. The urbanism discourse has long focused on phenomena such as the generic city. 'OASE 89', on the other hand, also devotes attention to the typically European condition characterized by its vast number of small and mid-size cities. In contrast with the (Asian) generic city, typified by its massive scale and loss of (historical) identity and public domain, there is the European mid-size city: a city with historical and geographical identity. This makes the model of this European generic city a resilient model, one with staying power in light of today's urban challenges.
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Sociology --- Environmental planning --- Architecture --- urban development --- gentrification --- quarters [districts] --- architectuur --- sociale bewegingen
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Environmental planning --- Architecture --- ruimtelijke ordening --- architectuur
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Architecture --- Design --- Philosophy. --- Philosophy.
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The topic of the journals first issue, Literary Methods in Architectural Education, derived from our observation that many of the contributors to the 2013 Writingplace conference shared a particular practice: that of architectural education. Realizing that many scholars interested in the crossovers between architecture and literature find room to experiment, particularly in the environment of seminars and studios, we decided to dedicate the first issue of the Writingplace journal to this topic, in the hope of creating an international dialogue upon the topic of architecture and literature within the space of architectural education.
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OASE 95' takes as its point of departure the cross-cultural conditions in which architects, urban designers and landscape architects work. It focuses in particular on architects working in a condition of displacement; in other words in relation to cultures, far away or nearby, that are not their own. The issue wants to contribute to the contemporary debate on the effects of globalization and transcultural processes on architecture and urbanism. In a typical OASE fashion, it combines historical analysis with contemporary reflection and project documentation. Essays are particularly concerned with the ways that a transcultural modus operandi influences the tools and approaches of architects, as they attempt to engage with unfamiliar conditions, sites and agencies. Historical case studies on the approaches of Constantinos Doxiadis, Michel Ecochard, Jacqueline Tyrwhitt Jane Drew and Maxwell Fry are confronted with reflections on contemporary transcultural design practices.
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