Illuminated Threshold

  threshold ˈθrɛʃəʊld noun a strip of wood or stone forming the bottom of a doorway and crossed in entering a house or room the place or point of entry or beginning; the outset the magnitude or intensity that must

Illuminated Threshold

  House, Can Lis, Mallorca, Jorn Utzon (The perspective depth of the window to frame and welcome viewers into the view) Milkmaid/ Joannes Vermeer Illuminated Threshold? illuminate ɪˈl(j)uːmɪneɪt/Submit verb past tense: illuminated; past participle: illuminated light up decorate (a building

Architecture as an Inhabitant of the City

Mask of Medusa /John Hejduk Architecture is the translation of our poetic understanding of the world; the manifestation of man’s practical and theoretical understanding into a concrete image for perceiving the world’s meaning. We build according to the way we

ARCHITEURE AS MICROCOSMOS

Between symbolism and reality: Preconception and identification Architecture is the translation of our poetic understanding of the world; the manifestation of man’s practical and theoretical understanding into a concrete image for perceiving the world’s meaning . How is this meaning communicated and

Between reality and falsity: Preconception and identification

Between reality and falsity: Preconception and identification Understanding There are no facts, everything is due to interpretation? (Nietzsche) According to Heidegger, we cannot claim to obtain a disinterested, presupposition-less view of things; our understanding of things always already predetermined by

Between reality and falsity : Preconception

There are no facts, everything is due to interpretation? (Nietzsche) There is the absolute reality as described by Plato as out of this material world. Hegel also insists that what is rational is real. We live in the present materialised