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Si658 Class 3 - Lecture - Winter 2015
The document discusses the concept of dwelling and place, citing theorists like Heidegger, Descartes, and Norberg-Schulz, who define dwelling as the way humans exist on earth and the idea that places represent architecture's role in truth. It explores the difference between spaces and places, with places being nouns that gather and afford meaningful action, while spaces are prepositions that order. The document examines domains, paths and places as the contexts in which we experience meaningful events and orient ourselves in the environment.
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Si658 Class 3 - Lecture - Winter 2015
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- 2. 1. Dwelling &Places 2. Poetics of Space 3. Group Time
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- 9. Dwelling itself isalways a staying with things . Martin Heidegger
- 10. The way inwhich you are and I am, the manner in which we humans are on the earth, is dwelling . Martin Heidegger
- 11. “Existential foothold” and “dwelling”are synonyms . Christian Norberg-Schulz
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- 27. Dwelling implies somethingmore than “shelter.” It implies that the spaces where life occurs are places in the true sense of the word. A place is a space which has a distinct character. The place represents architecture’s share in truth. Christian Norberg-Schulz (1979)
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- 31. A place isa place only because it affords meaningful action. We can create structures that we intend to be perceived as places, but it is up to the perceiver to find meaning in those structures that resonate as “place.” Andrew Hinton (2014)
- 33. NOT ALL SPACES AREPLACES
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- 50. To be somewhereimplies more than location; it involves primarily identification with the particular character of the places, paths and domains in question . Norberg-Schulz
- 52. 1962 “Always design athing by considering it in its next larger context”
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- 60. “The Structural Integrityof Meaning Across Contexts” - Jorge Arango
- 71. Places are goalsor foci where we experience the meaningful events of our existence, but they are also points of departure from which we orient ourselves and take possession of the environment. Place is therefore experienced as an inside. Christian Norberg-Schulz (1975)
- 72. 2. Poetics ofSpace
- 73. 3. Group Breakouts ResidentialArchitecture
- 74. Room Assignments Group 1:2185WQ Group 2: 1243WQ Group 3: 1286WQ Group 4: Lecture Room