3 November

1855 death of François Rude
1879 death of Joseph Poerlaert

Green Enfilade House
1984.11.03     3123n

Inspiration XI
1998.11.03     1988a 3120j

Benjamin Franklin Parkway Interpolation 2
1998.11:03     2278

the architect's wife style
2000.11.03     3749c

Collage Architecture
2007.11.03 09:19     3334j 3743k 3754g
2007.11.03 10:25     2206 3203i 3334j 3754g 4014h 4017d
2007.11.03 11:38     3334j

Stab one: a thesis declaration
2008.11.03 08:18     3332x 3720e 3749p 3770w 3773i

Sense of Scale and the Digital Age of Architecture
2013.11.03 10:37     3748f

Long derided by architects, Prince Charles' model town Poundbury might not be all that bad after all
2016.11.03 16:38     3314u 3747s

Clément Blanchet   XXth Century Museum   Berlin

MOS   No. 10 House with Courtyard



2007.11.03 09:19
Collage Architecture

Superstudio, Continuous Monument, 1969

MVRDV, Costa Iberica, 2000

Collage was also implemented throughout Roma Interrotta.

Piero Sartogo, Roma Interrotta: Sector I, 1978.

2007.11.03 10:25
Collage Architecture

Kahn, Motherhouse of the Dominican Sisters, 1965-68


Stirling/Wilford, Science Center, 1979-87


2008.11.03 08:18
Stab one: a thesis declaration
Judging by the subtext of each of the five paragraphs you just posted above, it looks like "conditioning" is what really permeates your thesis.
aside:
Wondering, will the critical conditioning of a new ideology of space for the 21st century happen more naturally or more artificially?
Speaking of hospitals, currently reading Le Corbusier's Venice Hospital (Hashim Sarkis, editor). It too touches on the notion of a "new ideology of space".


13110301 Q Group IQ03 IQ06 site plan   2120i36


16110301   Clément Blanchet   XXth Century Museum   Berlin


18110301 GAUA06 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i263
18110302 GAUA07 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i264
18110303 GAUA13 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i265
18110304 GAUA09 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i266
18110305 GAUA10 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i267
18110306 GAUA11 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i268
18110307 GAUA14 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i269
18110308 GAUA15 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i270
18110309 GAUA18 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i271
18110310 GAUA19 plans numbered buildings labeled   2429i272


18110301   MOS   No. 10 House with Courtyard


19110301 gaua004 model wireframe opaque done   2458i25
19110302 gaua004 model height adjusted   2458i26
19110303 gaua004 site plan model elevations   2458i27

2013.11.03 10:37
Sense of Scale and the Digital Age of Architecture
... if you're having a problem with a perception and understanding of architectural scale, I don't think digital media is to blame.
When I was in school, like 35 years ago, whenever I wasn't sure whether what I was drawing was too big or too small, I would quickly draw a plan of my drawing table (3'x6') next to the plan I was drawing. I could thus more easily gauge my planning decisions via comparison with a dimension I knew intimately. I can still quickly do the same type of scale comparison via digital media, although now far more enhanced.
This is a plan of the room I'm presently working in:

Here's the room in 3D:

Here's the room within the Villa Rotunda, which is within the plan I'm currently working on:


Here's more of the drawing I'm currently working on:

Here's the full extent of the drawing:

In many ways, architectural scale is a comparative study, and digital media has made 1::1 comparison easy.



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