Reviews
Anyone who studies architecture and space has to read it. I bought it right in the eye of my eyes, and it didn't let me down either. The author is made up of a conversational form of speech to the reader, so he is highly and fresh, and as soon as he opens the book, the picture film architecture comes back to life and starts to talk to him! They don't talk to people who don'T want to hear space.
It is clear that the book has done a tremendous research on space, despite the preconceivedity of the idea of subjective space. It is a book that matures the eyes not only of architecture but also of space. You can feel and enjoy space when you read this book. A book of great strength.
When I first chose this book, I thought it was about the architecture's space. The lighter I started reading, the more I was able to show respect from the start. I was so impressed by the devotion of making the 'Possic Model' and taking photographs over hundreds of pages, holding sketches of buildings, and finding and explaining the appropriate photos for the scene in the film. I thought I could sit here and read this book. The space model also took different angles, and by taking pictures, it
Jo Jae-hyun: Talking to the space
The passing of time, love, hope, wisdom, enlightenment, truth, faith, God, and message of peace! This book explores the interesting world of space. We look at the building's basic space and form from various angles. The more we learn about the space, the more we are convinced that it is the person who is at the root of the problem. And it's claimed that people were the ones who felt the space, people were also the ones that created the space and so was the purpose of the space. And through it, we provide a wide range of space-related knowledge and information, starting with the most basic things of space and the best places of our time. The author has been working on a space model for the last three years. Some 1,500 models were taken to save unique special lighting on this model. And we focused on finding examples of the type of space that fits in architecture, painting and movies. About 700 of them in architecture, 400 in movies, 30 in paintings. Add a space model here, and we have over 800 photos. At the end of each chapter, we have a "Clutter" corner and we tell the space story more smoothly. It helps us naturally to understand what space is, how it's connected to our lives.
Korean title: 공간에게 말을 걸다
Korean author: 조재현
Korean publisher: 멘토프레스
ISBN-13: 9788993442113
Reviews
Anyone who studies architecture and space has to read it. I bought it right in the eye of my eyes, and it didn't let me down either. The author is made up of a conversational form of speech to the reader, so he is highly and fresh, and as soon as he opens the book, the picture film architecture comes back to life and starts to talk to him! They don't talk to people who don'T want to hear space.
It is clear that the book has done a tremendous research on space, despite the preconceivedity of the idea of subjective space. It is a book that matures the eyes not only of architecture but also of space. You can feel and enjoy space when you read this book. A book of great strength.
When I first chose this book, I thought it was about the architecture's space. The lighter I started reading, the more I was able to show respect from the start. I was so impressed by the devotion of making the 'Possic Model' and taking photographs over hundreds of pages, holding sketches of buildings, and finding and explaining the appropriate photos for the scene in the film. I thought I could sit here and read this book. The space model also took different angles, and by taking pictures, it
