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_aIdeas that shaped buildings / _cFil Hearn. |
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_aCambridge, Mass. : _bMIT Press, _c[2003] |
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_axiv, 356 pages : _billustrations, maps ; _c21 cm |
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_tPreface: Architectural Theory Is Everybody's Business -- _tIntroduction: Contours of Theoretical Development -- _gI. _tUnderpinnings (Relevant to All Theory) -- _g1. _tOf Architecture and Architects -- _g2. _tStandards of Judgment and Design Justifications -- _g3. _tThe Uses of the Past -- _gII. _tConventions (Theory before 1800) -- _g4. _tImages of the Ideal and Classical Design Method -- _g5. _tThe Orders: Evolving Rules for Formal Beauty -- _g6. _tThe Alternative Aesthetic: Breaking the Rules -- _g7. _tProportion: The Orders and Architectural Spaces -- _gIII. _tPrinciples (Theory from 1800 to 1965) -- _g8. _tRational Design Method -- _g9. _tGenerative Planning as the Basis of Design -- _g10. _tHonest Structure as the Framework of Design -- _g11. _tTruth to the Medium: Using Materials -- _g12. _tDecoration and the Integrity of Design -- _g13. _tRestoration: The Care of Inherited Buildings -- _g14. _tDesign of Cities -- _gIV. _tConvolutions (Theory since 1965) -- _g15. _tRationales beyond Rationalism -- _g16. _tNew Directions in Design Method -- _tTime Line of Treatises / _rJohn Hearn. |
520 | 1 | _a"In Ideas That Shaped Buildings Fil Hearn identifies and codifies into theoretical systems the operative tenets of architectural theory from ancient Rome to the present. With this strikingly original synthesis of architectural history and theory, he constructs an intellectual armature on which virtually any architectural concept, past or present, can be positioned. Dealing mainly with the treatises that have been highly influential historically, he organizes their concepts thematically and analyzes their development through time. Straightforward and concise, Ideas That Shaped Buildings is readily accessible to architecture students, practicing architects, and the general public - indeed anyone interested in understanding the design rationale of buildings. Its overarching message is that, far from being constricting, proper knowledge and application of architectural theory is enabling and inspiring, and makes creative freedom possible by providing the conceptual awareness needed to devise a design."--BOOK JACKET. | |
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