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On the spatial structure of architectonic objects
90,00 złThis book is the fruit of more than forty years of my research connected with the description, analysis, comparison and systematisation of architectonic forms in
terms of space. This research began in the 70s and first culminated in the thesis which established me as an assistant professor. Its title was “On the spatial structure
of works of architecture: the methodological principles of description, analysis and systematisation of spatial arrangements”. It was published in 1979 in
Zeszyty naukowe Politechniki Śląskiej w Gliwicach (The Scientific Bulletin of the Technical University in Gliwice). In the following years, I continued my research
into the subject with various levels of intensity which resulted in several publications (Niezabitowski, 2004, 2005, 2009). These were mainly articles and conference
lectures. The main plot – the structure of space in architecture and its hypothetical universality never ceased to appear throughout the research and, along the way, was enriched by new methodological approaches. (...)
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Autor: Andrzej Maciej Niezabitowski
ISBN | 978-83-7164-480-1 |
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Wymiary | 160x235 mm |
Liczba stron | 556 |
Rok wydania | 2018 |
1. Introduction to the research of spatial structure in architecture.
Research assumptions and notes on methodology
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2. Introduction to the descriptive theory of architectonic space.
Introductory remarks
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3. The first level of analysis of spatial arrangements. The substantial analysis
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4.The second level of spatial analysis. Morphology of space in
architecture: the fundamental elements of space and their features
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5.The third level of analysis of architectonic space. The syntax –
articulation of void, surface, solid and interior
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6. Basis of the general systematisation of spatial arrangements in architecture
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7. Exemplary analysis of the spatial system of a chosen architectonic
object. A case study
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8. Conclusion
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