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    MS Word Template an assignment for Theory of Design subject, 3rd Yr (term II), School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada, A.P. (India) faculty: Prof. G. Karteek

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    MS Word Template an assignment for Theory of Design subject, 3rd Yr (term II), School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada, A.P. (India) faculty: Prof. G. Karteek

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    Arata Isozaki

    INTRODUCTION
    Arata Isozaki was born in Oita, Kyushu, Japan in 1931. He studied under Kenso Tange at the University of Tokyo before becoming a member of Tange's design team. In 1963 he established his own practice. His work in the late 1960s was influenced by the Metabolism school, but mannerism is discernable in the exaggerated expression of the structural members. The joint Core System that he developed in 1960 was essential to the Metabolism movement and was influential to Tange, his former teacher. His later works are Mannered and self-conscious, borrowing from a spectrum of architectural influences. He appropriates design ideas from such diverse sources as the Vienna Secession, Marcel Cuchamp and Archigram. Considered Tange's successor as the leading creative figure in Japanese architecture, Isozaki is equally important as a writer and theorist. He consistently acts as the leading interpreter of outside trends and movements for other Japanese designers. .

    EARLY WORKS
    Art Appreciation presentation will focus on the normative strands of architectural styles on a larger perspective at a critical level. The objective is to understand aesthetic sensibilities and visual sensory appeal of the physical forms through ages as important elements in the evolution of various symbolic art and architectural forms. Students are required to understand a particular style or ism of Architecture evolved through various influencing and governing factors like place, politics, Culture, Ideologies and various other tangible and intangible associations. It is important for them to bring out these intricacies in the evolution of a particular art or architectural style to idealize Mohd Yusuf 1

    Arata Isozaki
    the vision of the society in a particular era by an Architect or a group of Architects or group of people, evolving the highest degree of aesthetic and perceptible emotions and values in the society.

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