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Urban Innuendoes

Peter Magyar
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Pages
281
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Trafford Publishing

About

There are eleven different architectural design processes assembled in the book, most of them in the conceptual phase. They are done in different times, for different clients, but with the same method. The verbal text is minimal; interested persons are asked to read the drawings, as they progressed as a first degree differentiation from spirit to matter. Intuition and rational thinking are attempted to be both active throughout the whole process. The depicted surfaces (the Spaceprints) provide the opportunity to simultaneously explore, analyze, and articulate the shape of space and nonspace. Both urban (macro) and building (micro) scales are developed in tandem, which is the most important observation, and the actual reason, of the book. All ink drawings are made by the author.

Related Subjects

  • Design, Drafting, Drawing & Presentation
  • Architecture
  • Adult Nonfiction

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