In architecture, the word play is synonymous with composition, the object of which, as Le Corbusier wrote, is the "play of volumes seen in light". His definition, actually more articulate, precisely defines how this game should be played. An important, implied element is missing. The goal of the composition game, and of architectural design, is always and primarily the definition of places, which is the first and foremost goal of architecture. An educational experiment was devised to explore how the composition game can be used to achieve this goal.
The composition game
NERI, RAFFAELLA
2015-01-01
Abstract
In architecture, the word play is synonymous with composition, the object of which, as Le Corbusier wrote, is the "play of volumes seen in light". His definition, actually more articulate, precisely defines how this game should be played. An important, implied element is missing. The goal of the composition game, and of architectural design, is always and primarily the definition of places, which is the first and foremost goal of architecture. An educational experiment was devised to explore how the composition game can be used to achieve this goal.File in questo prodotto:
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