Introduction to Arch Week 11

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Architecture as Identification of Place The Phenomenon of Place The Structure of Place The Spirit of Place

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Architecture as Identification of Place

The Phenomenon of Place The Structure of Place

The Spirit of Place

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The Phenomenon of Place

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“The existential purpose of the building (architecture) is therefore to make a site become a place, that is, to uncover the meanings potentially present in the given environment .”

Christian Norberg-Schulz

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The Phenomenon of Place

“What, then, we mean with the word ‘place’?Obviously we mean something more than abstract location. We mean a totality made up of concrete things having material substance, shape, texture and colour. Together these things determine an ‘environmental character’, which is the essence of place. In

general a place is given as such a character or “atmosphere”. A place is therefore a qualitative, ‘total’ phenomenon, which we can not reduce to any of its properties, such as

spatial relationships, without losing its concrete nature out of sight.”

Christian Norberg-Schulz

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The Phenomenon of Place

Outside – inside, on the ground under the sky. Hildebrandt: Gollersdorf, Chapel.

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The Phenomenon of Place

Outside – inside. Giglio Castello.

Stimmung. Nordic forest near Oslo.

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Inside. Old Norwegian cottage, Telemark.

The Phenomenon of Place

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Stimmung. Desert village outside Khartoum.

The Phenomenon of Place

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The Structure of Place

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The Structure of Place

Settlement in the Landscape. Capracotta, Isernia.

Urban inside. Il Campo, Siena.

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The Structure of Place

Visualization. Calcata, Lazio.

Symbolization. Petra in Jordan.

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The Structure of Place

Visualization and symbolization. Castle in Alto Adige.

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The Bridge . Zurich.

The Structure of Place

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The Spirit of Place

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Identification. Nordic winter.

The Spirit of Place

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Identification. Khartoum, Sudan.

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Sidewalk. Berlin.

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SPACE AND PLACE:Architecture as Identification of Place

The Phenomenon of Place The Structure of Place

The Spirit of Place

Exam preparation:

Professor’s lecture and presentation

Farrelly, L., The Fundamentals of Architecture, AVA Publishing SA, 2007.

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You can also use the book listed in References .

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Prepared by:

Dr. Sc. Nermina Mujezinovićarchitect

Literature that was used for lecture preparation / Credits & References

1. Schulz, N. C., Genius Loci, Towards a Phenomenology of Architecture, Rizzoli, Edinburgh College of Art Library