Reviews
I think it's a work of creating a picture of green architecture, which is now a very small-scale experience, and giving a kind of unspoken message that ecological architecture should be in the direction of maximizing human adaptation.
Ecology and architecture. I wondered what the author meant to connect this misfit. I also speak of architecture as a comprehensive art, but this book made it come true. Artic art, philosophical flow, social analysis, and the theological insights, and his narrative of weaving architecture into a string of threads and spirals, were truly amazing. It's hard to follow......by combining philosophical and architectural ideas that govern the ages of Romanism, natural philosophy, industrial revolution,
Im Seok-jae: Ecological architecture
Ecological Construction is a book that has been read by an architect's eye in Western civilization and has been searching for solutions to the ecological crisis we now face. The nature of the environmental crisis and its solution are found in the history of natural ideas that Western civilization has used against and against nature, and it suggests a desirable ecological construction based on its flow. looking at the history of the ancient Greeks and moderns, and how we overcame this period. And the way to solve this crisis, to highlight the current ecological crisis, is by presenting the natural organisms.
Korean title: 생태건축
Korean author: 임석재
Korean publisher: 인물과사상사
ISBN-13: 9788959061969
Reviews
I think it's a work of creating a picture of green architecture, which is now a very small-scale experience, and giving a kind of unspoken message that ecological architecture should be in the direction of maximizing human adaptation.
Ecology and architecture. I wondered what the author meant to connect this misfit. I also speak of architecture as a comprehensive art, but this book made it come true. Artic art, philosophical flow, social analysis, and the theological insights, and his narrative of weaving architecture into a string of threads and spirals, were truly amazing. It's hard to follow......by combining philosophical and architectural ideas that govern the ages of Romanism, natural philosophy, industrial revolution,
