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Abdel-moniem El-Shorbagy Theory of Architecture

A Textbook for Architecture Students

Architecture
English
20268 Words
Ages 16 and up
102
0

Theory of architecture can simply be perceived as explanations of architectural works or styles in a specific time and place. It is also responsible of introducing a logical criticism on the different architectural tendencies and approaches to the architectural practice. From a philosophical perspective, theory of architecture introduces questions and explores new design thoughts that could be used as useful guiding principles to the architectural practice.This book is written in an easy and clear language that can be comprehended by students and a wide variety of audiences who would like to experience architecture. [more]

Keywords: Theory, Architecture, Metabolism, Late-modern, Posmodern, Deconstruction, Sustainable, Contextualism, Community, phenomena, Futuristic

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Nancy R E Meugens Bell Architecture

Architecture
English
27824 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
4

This book is written by Nancy R E Meugens Bell and book based on classic introduction to what [more]

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Thomas Roger Smith Architecture

Fiction
English
49475 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

The Project Gutenberg EBook of Architecture, by Thomas Roger Smith This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere [more]

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NANCY R E MEUGENS BELL ARCHITECTURE

Architecture
English
27789 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
5

It is only when a building entirely fulfils the purpose for which it is intended and bears the impress of a genuine style that it takes rank as a work of architecture. This definition, exclusive though it at first sight appears, brings within the province of the art every structure which combines with practical utility beauty of design and execution, from the humblest cottage to the most dignified temple or palace. [more]

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Thomas Roger Smith Architecture

Gothic and Renaissance

Fiction
English
48506 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Thomas Roger Smith (1830–1903) was an English architect and academic. He is now best known for his views and writings on public buildings, in terms of their style and acoustics, and their influence on other architects, particularly in relation to British imperial architecture. His own building designs are not considered distinguished.[1] Born at Sheffield on 14 July 1830, he was the only son of the Rev. Thomas Smith of Sheffield by his wife Louisa Thomas of Chelsea. After private education he entered the office of Philip Hardwick; and spent a year and a half in travel before beginning independent practice as an architect in 1855. [more]

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Abdel-moniem El-Shorbagy Dynamic Architecture

Architecture
English
3942 Words
Ages 16 and up
100
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The late nineteenth and early twentieth centurieswere periods characterized by the fascination of motion, which is the result of the machine age as well as an expression of modernism. Many architects questioned the notion that buildings should be static and suggested that technology is the alternative to make a change in the city. They introduced new ideas to construct revolving structures that would reshape the new architecture. The introduction of computers helped architects to create daring architectural forms that need a highly progressed building technology. The revolution of information technology and virtual reality in the 21stCentury has also affected and changed the perception of buildings from a static object to a dynamic and movable one. However, this book gives an overview of the different types of motion in the architectural works and assesses the role progressive technology plays in creating motions in architecture. [more]

Keywords: Architecture, Motion, Technology, Dynamic, Kinetic, Visionary Architecture, Sustainability

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Abdel-moniem El-Shorbagy The Architecture of Roger Walker

Theory and Application

Architecture
English
8676 Words
Ages 14 and up
126
0

The New Zealand architect Roger Walker has contributed significantly to the development of New Zealand architecture. He believes that building can make people happy and a good building adds to what nature has given humankind. Walker says that “We have a duty to build well. Our perception of cultural meaning and hence part of the pleasure of being is tied up in how we make our places”. It has been said that his creativity could lead him into another direction than architecture but he has devoted much of his time developing his architecture. Walker argued that he loved what he is doing. He has loved building things from the time he built model aeroplanes as a kid. [more]

Keywords: Roger Walker, Arhitecture, Art, Theory of Architecture, Fundamental of Design, New Zealand

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Praveen Kumar Mughal Architecture!!

cannot defeated by any one

Architecture
English
3237 Words
No Age Recommendation
3974
2

Mughal architecture, building style that flourished in northern and central India under the patronage of the Mughal emperors [more]

Keywords: Taj Mahal, Buland Darwaja, Agra Fort

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W. R. Lethaby Architecture, Mysticism and Myth

Architecture
English
78156 Words
No Age Recommendation
520
2

This classic explores the symbolism of classical architecture. A milestone in relating mysticism to design, it shows the correlation between mythology and the design of St. Paul's Cathedral, the Taj Mahal, the Palace of Versailles, and other architectural masterpieces. This delightful book describes the symbolism of real-world architecture, as well as architecture described in fiction, myth and folklore. Lethaby believed that architecture reflected the macrocosm. He speculated that many of the seemingly ornamental details of classical buildings actually represented aspects of the land, the sea and the sky. This is one of those books like the Golden Bough or the White Goddess (albeit shorter and a less challenging read) that will turn you on to the mythopoetic side of reality, no matter whether you agree with its conclusions. [more]

Keywords: achitecture, mysticism, myth, mythology, art, history, esoteric and occult, ancient mysteries, religion, mystery schools, hidden knowledge, secret knowledge

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John Ruskin The Poetry of Architecture

Fiction
English
60369 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

John Ruskin (8 February 1819 – 20 January 1900) was the leading English art critic of the Victorian [more]

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