Park In-seok: History of Architectural Production 1

The architect set out as the youngest of art. Early historians of architecture took the history and the form of two thousand years of architecture into the tradition of art narratives. Because in the 19th century, architecture, painting and sculpture were still different branches from the same roots. So the history of architecture was written as a chronicle of art, of form and of the master artist. But the construction is a little bit more complex, and there's a lot of ways that you can't fully see it as art. It is no wonder that architecture is ‘ produced ’ rather than created, as is the best technology of the time, the time and the various human resources required to prevent the building from falling. The author, Park In-Suk, who has been teaching the course of the School of Construction Technology for more than 20 years at the University of Credul, understands the history of architecture from the perspective of production, technology and structure. Long hours of accumulated Norman and his own internal ball were quickly captured in the book. How could the author, with all his admiration for the Pantheon on his journey to Rome, be more than Roman architects' excellence, their perfect form of beauty? It's more interesting to see what it has been able to create a circular space of 2 meters and what it's putting into a 6-meter thick wall so that it doesn't collapse. And they're going to use their numbers to ask why they wanted to build such a building. What were the architectural ideals that the Romans had been trying to protect? This book answers the question:. If you borrow his expression, the book will be noticed next time. “What we need to read in Western architecture history is not the form form form of architecture or the art of building, but the presumption of the normized, norms of the event.

Korean title: 건축 생산 역사 1

Korean author: 박인석

Korean publisher: 마티

ISBN-13: 9791190853323