The Social Logic of Space / Bill Hillier, Julienne Hanson
Autor: Hillier, Bill Co-autor: Hanson, Julienne Edição: Reprint 1997 Publicação: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1997 Descrição: 281 p. : il. ; 25 cmISBN: 0 521 36784 0Notas de conteúdo: «The problem of space», p. 26. - «Society and space», p. 26. - «The problem of space», p. 29. - «Morphic languages», p. 45. - «The logic of space», p. 52. - «The analysis of settlement layouts», p. 82. - «Individuals and classes», p. 82. - «An excursion into social interpretation: two social paradigms of space?», p. 140. - «Buildings and their genotypes», p. 143. - «The analysis of the subdivided cell», p. 147. - «Some examples of domestic space», p. 155. - «The elementary building and its transformations», p. 176. - «Reversed buildings and others», p. 183. - «The spatial logic of arrangements», p. 198. - «From structures to particular realities», p. 198. - «Abstract materialism», p. 201. - «The semantic illusion», p. 206. - «The spatial logic of encounters: a computer-aided thought experiment», p. 223. - «Societies as spatial systems», p. 242. - «Notes towards a general theory», p. 256. - «The social logic of space today», p. 262 Resumo: «This book was conceived in the mid-1970s in the later stages of the collaboration between the author and Adrian Leaman. (...) However much we may prefer to discuss architecture in terms of visual styles, its most far-reaching practical effects are not at the level of appearances at all, but at level of space. By giving shape and form to our material world, architecture structures the system of space in which we live and move. In that it does so, it has a direct relation - rather than a merely symbolic one - to social life, since it provides the material preconditions for the patterns of movement, encounter and avoidance which are the material realisation - as well as sometimes the generator - of social relations. In this sense, architecture pervades experience far more than a preoccupation with its visual properties would suggest....».Termos de indexação: Teoria da Arquitectura / Arquitectura - Espaço / Arquitectura e Sociedade| Tipo de documento | Localização | Colecção | Cota | Estado | Data de devolução | Código de barras |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Livro | Biblioteca da Ordem dos Arquitectos - Lisboa | Monografia | TEA 217 | Disponível | 9780521367844 |
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Índice, p. 276-281.
«The problem of space», p. 26. -
«Society and space», p. 26. -
«The problem of space», p. 29. -
«Morphic languages», p. 45. -
«The logic of space», p. 52. -
«The analysis of settlement layouts», p. 82. -
«Individuals and classes», p. 82. -
«An excursion into social interpretation: two social paradigms of space?», p. 140. -
«Buildings and their genotypes», p. 143. -
«The analysis of the subdivided cell», p. 147. -
«Some examples of domestic space», p. 155. -
«The elementary building and its transformations», p. 176. -
«Reversed buildings and others», p. 183. -
«The spatial logic of arrangements», p. 198. -
«From structures to particular realities», p. 198. -
«Abstract materialism», p. 201. -
«The semantic illusion», p. 206. -
«The spatial logic of encounters: a computer-aided thought experiment», p. 223. -
«Societies as spatial systems», p. 242. -
«Notes towards a general theory», p. 256. -
«The social logic of space today», p. 262.
«This book was conceived in the mid-1970s in the later stages of the collaboration between the author and Adrian Leaman. (...) However much we may prefer to discuss architecture in terms of visual styles, its most far-reaching practical effects are not at the level of appearances at all, but at level of space. By giving shape and form to our material world, architecture structures the system of space in which we live and move. In that it does so, it has a direct relation - rather than a merely symbolic one - to social life, since it provides the material preconditions for the patterns of movement, encounter and avoidance which are the material realisation - as well as sometimes the generator - of social relations. In this sense, architecture pervades experience far more than a preoccupation with its visual properties would suggest....»
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