A place of no place, void of connection or meaning. We are moving ever more rapidly into a utopian society. A society of automatons, operating as machines. Aspects of our world today have been reduced and categorized to a point they become void of all meaning. This abstraction is rooted in information going as far back as the 15th century. Where the knowledge could be thought about and not practiced. Where education was removed as an experience and transitioned into a reductive representation. Through a prismatic approach to architecture, a classroom is no longer void of connection or context to others. The foundation of this re-imagined education lies with the individual. Where the foundation of ?being? is built first. Then brought forward...
The educational institution represents the basis of civil society: any great empire or civilzation b...
Architecture can hardly cope with the universalization of culture increasingly present in the modern...
If we consider the role of education and its implications in the formation of a critical and consci...
Philosopher Jonathan Powers argues that current culture and society are engaging a utopian ideology....
Architecture concerns not so much an explicit body of transmittable knowledge and protocols as it do...
The frenzy of the metropolises calmed down completely during the pandemic, when the economy seemed t...
If we assume that architecture is the art of replacing our immediate surroundings, the designed or c...
It has been said that “The beginning of architecture is empty space.” (Mitchell 1990) This statement...
Permeating of new technologies (computer aided design) into architectural design causes essential ch...
As the architecture student begins the journey of architectural education, elements of architecture ...
The debate surrounding the universal criteria of education is the starting point for an exploration ...
Deconstruction in architecture is like a symbol of liberty. The French philosopher Jacques Derrida s...
Recognizing that the Western Tradition of Architecture has been perpetuated through the passing on o...
Starting from new strains of phenomenology and from recent neuroscience’s theories, the paper aims t...
Architecture is a heteronomous discipline that finds its reasons in the hybridisation and contaminat...
The educational institution represents the basis of civil society: any great empire or civilzation b...
Architecture can hardly cope with the universalization of culture increasingly present in the modern...
If we consider the role of education and its implications in the formation of a critical and consci...
Philosopher Jonathan Powers argues that current culture and society are engaging a utopian ideology....
Architecture concerns not so much an explicit body of transmittable knowledge and protocols as it do...
The frenzy of the metropolises calmed down completely during the pandemic, when the economy seemed t...
If we assume that architecture is the art of replacing our immediate surroundings, the designed or c...
It has been said that “The beginning of architecture is empty space.” (Mitchell 1990) This statement...
Permeating of new technologies (computer aided design) into architectural design causes essential ch...
As the architecture student begins the journey of architectural education, elements of architecture ...
The debate surrounding the universal criteria of education is the starting point for an exploration ...
Deconstruction in architecture is like a symbol of liberty. The French philosopher Jacques Derrida s...
Recognizing that the Western Tradition of Architecture has been perpetuated through the passing on o...
Starting from new strains of phenomenology and from recent neuroscience’s theories, the paper aims t...
Architecture is a heteronomous discipline that finds its reasons in the hybridisation and contaminat...
The educational institution represents the basis of civil society: any great empire or civilzation b...
Architecture can hardly cope with the universalization of culture increasingly present in the modern...
If we consider the role of education and its implications in the formation of a critical and consci...