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建築文化, Jun 1, 1986
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Journal of architecture and building science, Sep 20, 1991
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Contexte d'architectures et architectures du quotidien, pp. 32-34 / De villes tentaculair... more Contexte d'architectures et architectures du quotidien, pp. 32-34 / De villes tentaculaires en mégalopole, pp. 36-38 / Derrière le chaos visuel, l'ordre symbolique, pp. 39-40 / Des < immeubles crayons >, p. 41 / Évolution de l'habiter et contradictions de l'habitat, pp. 42-43 / ...
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建築雑誌. 建築年報, Sep 20, 1991
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It is crucial when building to establish an architectural language. This setting, forces the arch... more It is crucial when building to establish an architectural language. This setting, forces the architect to search for the fundamental language: the one symbolizing the primary quest of man for a shelter and its relationship with the environment. To seek for the primary language refers to the theoreticians of Classical architecture and their endeavor to define what Marc-Antoine Laugier calls: "the small rustic hut ... the model from which all the imagined all the architectural splendors were designed". And adds: "It's getting closer in the performance of the simplicity of this first model, which avoids the shortcomings essential that we grasp the true perfections". Laugier's famous illustration of the first hut shows a strictly proportioned triangular pediment of dead branches placed onto a grouping of romantically drawn of trees. Such an image directly raises the primary dichotomy of mankind, where man untiringly oscillates between a vision of a world that is seen as clear; well-ordered; quantifiable dream, and an other, organic; mysterious; unquantifiable reality. As in both cases, the relationship between man-nature is always depending upon the first behavioral factor of the pair: man. Subsequently, man's perception of nature is wide and polarized: even among the most Utopian visions, one can distinguish the avenues of what the faction known as Cubist or Rationalist believes the nature to be abstracted, and the Romanticist who believes in a mystic nature. However, to overcome vain quarrels, such as the long debated problem of the transposition of such a stone "cabin" originally built of wood, may help to restore the full expression of the primary language.
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The hereafter described experiment was done about five years ago at the University of Tokyo, Japa... more The hereafter described experiment was done about five years ago at the University of Tokyo, Japan, by students in architecture under the leading of Professor Takashi Takahashi. The experiment was a project of the architecture studio, its theme was a wood bench and the process can be divided into four parts. Step one : Designing the bench / Step two : Building the bench / Step three : Using the bench / Step four : Destroying the bench. To conclude, such experiment, close to full-scale modelling process before mass production for instance, revealed to be very attractive and useful for students in architecture and could be usefully included in many school of architecture design studio programs.
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Un parcours à travers les diverses formes artistiques japonaises traditionnelles et la communicat... more Un parcours à travers les diverses formes artistiques japonaises traditionnelles et la communication liée à l'architecture en site urbain jusqu'à la fin de l'époque Edo, en 1867. On verra combien le fait artistique japonais se définit essentiellement comme un processus de production ...
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Membrankonstruktionen - vor noch nicht allzu langer Zeit nur für spektakuläre Veranstaltungen gen... more Membrankonstruktionen - vor noch nicht allzu langer Zeit nur für spektakuläre Veranstaltungen genutzt - finden heutzutage zunehmend als koventionelle Bauwerke Verwendung. Es werden Bauten und Projekte des belgischen Büros Samyn und Partner vorgestellt. Neben ...
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Society looks to the architect to restore a formal order in Architecture, and I believe that is ... more Society looks to the architect to restore a formal order in Architecture, and I believe that is the role of the architect in society. These words of the Japanese architect Hisao Koyama synthesize both one's feeling looking at his architecture, and the architect's design approach. The ...
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A l'évidence, le Japon est un pôle majeur de l'architecture en bois ; on y trouve la co... more A l'évidence, le Japon est un pôle majeur de l'architecture en bois ; on y trouve la construction en bois la plus ancienne qui nous soit parvenue, la pagode du Horyu-ji qui remonterait au VII° siècle. D'autre part, la richesse perceptive du bois est : sentir les odeurs de bois, ...
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Le musee n'est pas cette chose contrainte dans sa boite, il doit s'ouvrir vers le monde. ... more Le musee n'est pas cette chose contrainte dans sa boite, il doit s'ouvrir vers le monde. Des exemples japonais nous montrent des comment synergies de divers types peuvent s'etablir entre activites museales et societales. Des synergies d'ordre evenementiel peuvent etre generees par l'activite museale. Ces synergies de divers types peuvent etre developpees entre les expositions et les activites de notre societe. Elles sont largement exemplifiees par des cas d'etude japonais. Le Japon est utile a l'analyse en ce qu'il permet de porter un autre regard sur notre realite occidentale. Cet intervalle culturel permet de poser certaines questions essentielles et de proposer des ouvertures riches en potentialites. Le terme "museal" fait reference a la forme grammaticale "teki" propre a la langue japonaise. Ce suffixe transforme un nom en adjectif nominal et signifie " a la maniere de ". Il permet de forger des mots nouveaux aptes a formuler de nouveaux concepts. Appose au mot musee, l'ensemble signifie " a la maniere d'un musee ". La dimension societale de l'activite museale importe autant que la forme de l'exposition, son contenu ou son contenant. Des lors, la cohesion sociale resultante de l'acte museal devient aussi importante que l'objet ou le support du musee qui se materialise dans l'action.
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The evolution of social life, of which architecture is an exponent, has quickened its pace so muc... more The evolution of social life, of which architecture is an exponent, has quickened its pace so much that it has become tangible. Changes (mutations) can occur in different places and, because of the speed of media communication and mobility, become more important than the ...
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