2013
DOI: 10.5821/pl.v0i7.1278
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Obra abierta: del pensamiento al proyecto

Abstract: La arquitectura como lenguaje"El autor ofrece al usuario, en suma, una obra por acabar: no sabe exactamente de qué modo la obra podrá ser llevada a su término, pero sabe que la obra llevada a término será, no obstante, siempre su obra, no otra, y al finalizar el diálogo interpretativo se habrá concretado una forma que es su forma, aunque esté organizada por otro de un modo que él no podía prever completamente, puesto que él, en sustancia, había propuesto posibilidades ya racionalmente organizadas, orientadas y… Show more

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“…These concepts find in this building a framework within which to devise, research and develop educational models open to multiple possibilities which the building itself and the diversity of the students provide. Similar ideas have been applied to design strategies which have shown the adaptability and flexibility of "open works" in architecture [30]. They also appear in discourses which address the synergies which might be established between "contents and containers" as explored by pioneering institutions like the Bauhaus [31,32] or the Black Mountain College [33], among other radical schools.…”
Section: Inclusive Research and Teaching In Architecture Studiesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…These concepts find in this building a framework within which to devise, research and develop educational models open to multiple possibilities which the building itself and the diversity of the students provide. Similar ideas have been applied to design strategies which have shown the adaptability and flexibility of "open works" in architecture [30]. They also appear in discourses which address the synergies which might be established between "contents and containers" as explored by pioneering institutions like the Bauhaus [31,32] or the Black Mountain College [33], among other radical schools.…”
Section: Inclusive Research and Teaching In Architecture Studiesmentioning
confidence: 96%