Architectural and Spatial Design Studies: Inscribing Architecture in Design Studies

Traganou, Jilly

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“…The modern connection between Taikoo Li and Daci Temple forms a new niche for religious believers and other flaneurs. The meaning and functional extensions also follow Traganou's idea of putting architecture in a broader urban culture [10].…”

Section: Interaction From the Perspective Of Different Timesmentioning

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“…Stakeholders of this architecture hold a personal understanding of it. One tendency of contemporary architectural studies is the relationship between stakeholders and the architecture [10].…”

Section: Interaction In Ancient Chinese Architecturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Traganou states that contemporary architectural studies incline to focus on a broader context with the idea of intersectionality [10]. Hence, the interaction between humans and architecture is not constrained by the scope of practical usage but by the new meanings brought by visitors.…”

Section: Interaction From Two Perspectivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…4). According to Traganou, users in the space are the ultimate decision-makers of the meanings in a space [10]. The case in Fig.…”

Section: Interaction From the Perspective Of The Same Timesmentioning

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Function Transformation and Interaction of Ancient Chinese Architectures in Modern Times: Case Studies of Kuan and Zhai Alley and Daci Temple

Liao¹

2023

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Architecture: Heritage, Traditions and Innovations (AHTI 2022)

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ARTICLE DATAChina's modernization is usually involved in the discussion of ancient Chinese architecture. The possibility of urban homogenization requires city planners to consider the function transformation of ancient Chinese architectures so that an individual city may maintain its unique identity. This article classifies ancient Chinese architecture into two categories according to initial service objects, and then discusses the function transformation of ancient Chinese architecture in modern times. Finally, it refers to the interactions between diverse groups in ancient Chinese architecture after the modern transformation with spatial studies. This article adopts two research methods: document analysis and case study analysis. The research results demonstrate that ancient Chinese architectural classification without a specific condition is indiscernible. Under the guise of heterogenization, the functional transformation of ancient architectures is usually accompanied by a commercial intention. Besides, architectural studies should extend to spatial studies with fluidity.

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Section: Interaction From the Perspective Of Different Timesmentioning

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Section: Interaction In Ancient Chinese Architecturesmentioning

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Section: Interaction From Two Perspectivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…4). According to Traganou, users in the space are the ultimate decision-makers of the meanings in a space [10]. The case in Fig.…”

Section: Interaction From the Perspective Of The Same Timesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Function Transformation and Interaction of Ancient Chinese Architectures in Modern Times: Case Studies of Kuan and Zhai Alley and Daci Temple

Liao¹

2023

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Architecture: Heritage, Traditions and Innovations (AHTI 2022)

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“…The problem we [ie professional designers] must endeavour to solve, is to supply manufacturers with saleable popular designs that, even in the lowest class, do not offend the canons of artistic propriety, and in some cases are (if I may say so) as good as any effort can make them. "`1 5 Arthur Silver understood that his role as head of the Studio was to pay close attention to the requirements of Studio's immediate customers, the manufacturers, and to their ultimate customers, the furnishing-buying public. Manufacturers wanted designs that would satisfy popular tastes and translate economically to industrial production.…”

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Behind the Scenes at the Silver Studio: Rex Silver and the Hidden Mechanisms of Interwar Textile Design

Hendon

2018

Architecture and Culture

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Histories of Design Pedagogy Virtual Special Issue for the Journal of Design History 2016

Oppenheimer¹

2016

Journal of Design History

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‘Histories of Design Pedagogy’ gathers material from across three decades of the Journal of Design History to juxtapose distinct investigations into design education across various geographies, contexts, relationships and methodological concerns. By isolating three overarching themes to structure twelve articles, this introduction also makes an argument towards future design pedagogy, suggesting an Urmodell, or master plan, of elements in design pedagogy that is informed by key issues debated by and through the articles presented. ‘Design Systems and Projects’ addresses the meaning and concept of design, relationships between education and industry, and design training networks. ‘Ethics and Methods’ advocates greater attention to the identities, subjectivities and roles of the designer and of the user as stakeholders in a designed system, the increasing role of research in design practice, elements that affect practice from global design to emerging technologies, and object collections research. The final theme, ‘Critical Histories and Theories’, looks to changes in design history and design studies to inform interdisciplinary scholarship and the future of design practice. Tensions over proportions, boundaries and structures are addressed by this Urmodell, but in the preferred definition of modelling as a mediator, it exists here as a malleable framework over a steadfast solution.

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Architectural and Spatial Design Studies: Inscribing Architecture in Design Studies

Cited by 5 publications

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Function Transformation and Interaction of Ancient Chinese Architectures in Modern Times: Case Studies of Kuan and Zhai Alley and Daci Temple

Function Transformation and Interaction of Ancient Chinese Architectures in Modern Times: Case Studies of Kuan and Zhai Alley and Daci Temple

Behind the Scenes at the Silver Studio: Rex Silver and the Hidden Mechanisms of Interwar Textile Design

Histories of Design Pedagogy Virtual Special Issue for the Journal of Design History 2016

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