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I strongly recommend not only the first students to study architecture, but also those who actually design it or study it deeply. The form and space of architecture, the level of the floor, the flow of the East Line, are giving us a lot of good examples of ideas about what's going on and why.
It's a good book to look at from a more architectural point of view, based on the many examples of understanding neuro-engineering. Now, as a neuroscience and architecture approach, I think the fact that many of these books are published is important to build good foundations.
It's a analytical approach to various spaces and details. One topic, in one context, is the unity of the entire book, lacking in the scope of the work, but it gives you a chance to look around and look at the area where the burden has passed over the place. We see the author's concern about the many and varied cases, but what is possible. This book tells us, "Have you ever experienced the right kind of architecture? ‘ Why, ’ he asks. For us who cannot live without architecture, the question is
Henry Plummer: Architectural experience
This book tells us, "Have you ever experienced the right kind of architecture? ‘ Why, ’ he asks. For us who cannot live without architecture, the question is a challenging one. Every building has a power to encourage or suppress the spontaneous human ability to move around, moving space. But we can't detect this force and we just pass it. The author gives specific examples of what it means to experience this kind of power and shows that the experience of architecture belongs to the cool freedom of man. If we follow his description, we'll soon wonder, "What is the loss of modern architecture, and how can we get it back?".
Korean title: 건축의 경험
Korean author: 헨리 플러머
Korean publisher: 이유출판
ISBN-13: 9791195325573
Reviews
I strongly recommend not only the first students to study architecture, but also those who actually design it or study it deeply. The form and space of architecture, the level of the floor, the flow of the East Line, are giving us a lot of good examples of ideas about what's going on and why.
It's a good book to look at from a more architectural point of view, based on the many examples of understanding neuro-engineering. Now, as a neuroscience and architecture approach, I think the fact that many of these books are published is important to build good foundations.
It's a analytical approach to various spaces and details. One topic, in one context, is the unity of the entire book, lacking in the scope of the work, but it gives you a chance to look around and look at the area where the burden has passed over the place. We see the author's concern about the many and varied cases, but what is possible. This book tells us, "Have you ever experienced the right kind of architecture? ‘ Why, ’ he asks. For us who cannot live without architecture, the question is
