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In Defense of the Validity of the “Canon” in Architecture
ABE Journal, 2012 This position paper reflects on the persistence of the “canon” in architectural history, defending it not only with regard to the discourse of architectural history but for all discussion of architecture. Our argument for the canon’s validity is based on three credos: a) the autonomy of the discipline, b) the merging of the excellent and difficult with
Markus Breitschmid
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The Canon and The Void: Gender, Race and Architectural History Texts [PDF]
Journal of Architectural Education, 2006 Ope
Anthony, Kathryn H., Meltem O. Gurel
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CoSMO, 2023 Thinking about modernist urbanism as a period in architecture with potential for the future of cities has been outside the canon for several decades. But from a critical viewpoint, the postmodern stance on modernist mass housing continuously failed to ...
Robin V. Hueppe
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Bulletin du Centre de Recherche du Château de Versailles, 2022 Almost two decades before his Architectonische Reise-Anmerckungen (Architectural Travel Notes), published in 1719, the German architectural theorist Leonhard Christoph Sturm published another ‘guide’ for construction-related travel studies, which ...
Simon Paulus
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The XII century towers, a benchmark of the Rome countryside almost cancelled. The safeguard plan by low cost uav and terrestrial DSM photogrammetry surveying and 3D Web GIS applications [PDF]
, 2017 “Giving a bird-fly look at the Rome countryside, throughout the Middle Age central period, it would show as if the multiple city towers has been widely spread around the territory” on a radial range of maximum thirty kilometers far from the Capitol Hill
Barelli, L., Forti, G., Paolini, P.
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Christopher Alexander and the Inadequacy of Genius in the Architecture of the Coming Age
Urban Science, 2020 There are only two ways of looking at any design problem despite all the elaborations evolved from these two paths. Either a designer directs an outcome and creates a product, or a solution is derived from a process involving the people and circumstances
Duo Dickinson
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Cuaderno de Notas, 2021 Resumen El lugar de la historia oral dentro de la historiografía de la arquitectura moderna aún no está suficientemente entendido y, por lo tanto, su posible utilización se ha visto mermada desde la explosión en los sesenta de publicaciones que ...
Antonio Cantero Vinuesa
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The representation of the library. Civil space in the Renaissance civilization
JLIS.it, 2021 The discovery of the Vitruvian code constituted a revolution for architecture by promoting the meeting of architects-artists with learned humanists. The civil life of the lively Renaissance city had given impetus to the ethical and political ideals of ...
Alfredo Broletti
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A contribution to researching Russian-Serbian connections in sacral and court painting and architecture through the opera of Russian emigrants in Serbia between the world wars: Examples of adopting Russian models [PDF]
Muzikologija, 2020 Russian-Serbian cultural connections in a broader sense, represented through direct parallels in Russian and Serbian sacral painting, architectural decoration, sacral interior design and phenomenа in court art canons of the last Romanov’s and ...
Mežinski-Milovanović Jelena
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Accelerating architectural exploration using canonical instruction segments [PDF]
2006 IEEE International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and Software, 2006 Detailed microarchitectural simulators are not well suited for exploring large design spaces due to their excessive simulation times. We introduce AXCIS, a framework for fast and accurate design space exploration. AXCIS achieves fast simulation times by exploiting repetitions in program behavior to reduce the number of instructions simulated.
R.F. Liu, K. Asanovic
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