BASIC CONCEPTS
PLACE
- Contrast: Juxtaposition or abstraction relation with the place.
![](https://23874547h.blogs.upv.es/files/2021/01/contrast.jpg)
- Camouflage: The building is prefectly integrated with the place.
![](https://23874547h.blogs.upv.es/files/2021/01/hhbvcv-1024x1024.jpg)
- Organicism: Is a nod to the place and integration is donde by reinterpreting its elements. It shows sensitivity towards the place.
![](https://23874547h.blogs.upv.es/files/2021/01/jhhblhb.jpg)
- Contextualism: Has to do with the meaning expressed by the building.
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SPACE
“Architecture is the studied construction of spaces. The continuous renovation of the architecture comes from the evolution of the concepts of space”. -Alois Regle
- Classic space:
- Renaissance: Closed spaces following the rules of the classical space, with at least one axis of simmetry.
- Barroque: Follow the classical heritage and experiment with centralized spaces with tension.
- Uniform space: The modern movement breaks the compact space, breaks the ‘box’ and lets the splace flow allowing vertical and horizontal collections.
- Contemporary space: The main feature is the absolute confusion of the public space with the space of relation. The entire building space is unique and continuous.
FUNCTION
- Mechanical functionalism: Form is a direct consequence of its function. Beauty came from the mechanical efficiency and not for the search of beauty.
- Organic functionalism: The form takes on a biological sense and adapts itself to the living functions which must be carried out in the environment , that is, adapted to human activities and the social environment.
- Moralistic functionalism: Utility exists for an end, the beauty is on making this utility visible.
FORM
- Compostive rules: Rythm, axiality, simmetry, hierarchy, module, gird, movement, unit, centrality, balancing, limit, light, contrast, colour, texture, proportion, escale.
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