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physical use and social function
example = classroom, church |
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expression of usual effects or aesthetic preferences associated w/ a historical period |
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the study of images, the meaning |
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the art or principles of materials, structure and construction considered in combination
- - What separates art from architecture |
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-1368-1644
-Architecture use of expressive flaring eaves that use post and beam with elaborate brackets.
-Dou is capital
-Gong is the bracket
-Structure and ornament combined |
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Characteristics of Japanese Architecture... |
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-NATURAL MATERIALS IN NATURAL WAY - WOOD, STONE, TILE, THATCH, RUSH -WOOD JOINERY SYSTEMS -POST AND BEAM CONSTRUCTION -CRAFTSMANSHIP AND DETAIL -HIPPED GABLE OR HALF GABLE -RECTILINEAR PLAN, CURVILINEAR ROOFS -MODULARITY-> ESSENTIAL DIMENSIONS DETERMINED BY MODULAR UNIT- > TATAMI MATS IS 3’X6’ -FREE PLAN, INTERIOR FLEXIBILITY -SHOJI SCREEN ON EXTERIOR, FUSUMA SCREENS ON INSIDE - TOKONOMA NICHE IS ONLY DEDICATED SPACE |
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Place to congregate, can have procession, symbology of gods house on earth
- Adopt form of roman basilica
- Early Christian basilica- - Mimics form of cross - Typically enter from west, priest faces eastern rising sun - Open air atrium for unbaptized - Apse for altar - Transect is moved to be cross |
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- CENTRALLY PLANNED, DOMED. BASED OF GREEK CROSS PLAN - LESS CONGREGATIONAL SPACE |
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-Arch built in manner of Rome -Round arches, barrel vaults groin vaults, arcades -Masonry construction -Thick load bearing walls -In gothic they learned structural skeleton -Spatial articulation and complex massing- inside relates to outside -Latin cross plan -Side aisles |
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Westminster Palace, Great Hal |
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