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Yang Yong-gi: Building a House of Architecture and Humanities

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Building a house of the Shang People is a book that we have seen in association with other sciences about the basic concept of architecture. I'll show you the way to young people who are starting to be interested in architecture, to the architects who want to study deeply, to adults who want more about architecture in their daily lives. The author hoped that through this book, he would be able to develop a wealth of humanities imaginations, much more in the acquisition of literary knowledge, such as architectural engineering, technology and history and philosophy.

Korean title: 건축 인문의 집을 짓다

Korean author: 양용기

Korean publisher: 한국문학사

ISBN-13: 9788987527352

Reviews

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GA*****
July 17, 2014

In recent years, many of the books have been combined with a complex of studies, which also combines architecture with local history, culture and art. It is interesting to think that architecture has a different form of life, and a different nature based on what culture it is. The word "the knowledge concert of fusion and integration" is so well-expressed that it seems to suggest another way to encounter architecture, as the combination of architecture and people in various fields (in different

26*****
March 21, 2014

Wouldn't it be a building space that we have been living through primitive times and beyond modern societies and probably the longest time we've been in? We basically work, eat food to replenish our energy, get educated, take a break, and most of those practices are architecture. School. And that's probably the way we've been living with nature, and I think we're going to be able to explain the history and meaning of architecture, and this is a book that'll be talking about states that are more

RU*******
March 19, 2014

It is a composite art that requires various literary knowledge necessary to understand human beings because it creates a space for them. Not only is it a complex of these things, but it's a second book, which gives us an understanding of the different aspects of architecture across art history, urban, science, philosophy, aesthetics, psychology, culture, and movies, which is the second book of the Interconstruction and Conservation Knowledge concert, which follows the boundaries of economics

SP*******
March 19, 2014

When you think of architecture as something like myself, you can simply imagine the house I want to live in the future, the structure of the Yomora's house and the environment around it. I've introduced this book to you. The word 'inventive geography' is not unspoken, but it is full of various literary knowledge about architecture. It begins by answering basic questions about what architecture is, and the essentials of architecture, and architecture in general art, and all the different

NA*****
March 16, 2014

Building, building houses of people, and this is the second volume of "The Knowledge concert of Fusion and Contemption.". I've read the first book, Economics, Over the Whirlty Boundary, and it's a book that I decided I wouldn't miss because I had enjoyed and impressed the previous book. This book is a series of hands-ons of fusion and integration, and it doesn't end in architecture itself, but it does tell us a whole range of stories about architecture in terms of humanities. I don't have much

RA********
March 16, 2014

A building must reflect firmness, purpose and grace. It's architecture that comes naturally when you're interested in history. Religious buildings, and houses that meet God, which represent the king's authority, are literally snowy. People who, like me, didn't know much about architecture just because they were concerned with what they saw, and I felt sorry for the deep lack of it, but it does away with that. It's not just a place that people live in, but it's a building that is so strong and

HO*******
March 5, 2014

It started to protect us from nature. Man needed architecture to compensate for this disadvantage because his natural adaptability was less than any other creature. So he defines architecture as having the same function as second-part skin and protective membranes. But as cognitive and culture developed, many features were added. He is a construction major who now works as a professor of architecture design at the University of Ansan. The architecture was created to protect itself from nature

양용기: 건축 인문의 집을 짓다
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