THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE

Title: THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE
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THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE

"The Architect must recognize that process, not design, is the crux, and that the beauty and functional harmony of the building comes from a thousand small steps, taken one at a time, while the building is being designed, through the use of models, and then while the building is actually being made". This is one of the 16 guidelines stated in Christopher Alexander's "A Hippocratic Oath for Architects". So wouldn't the beauty of being an Architect …showed first 75 words of 623 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 623 total…an enclosed space with doors for exit and entrance. The path is the space in which students are able to circulate the room and make their way to the seats, which make up a part of the domain. The domain also consists of a room with good acoustics which allows the professor to speak, so that the students will clearly understand. These three concepts; Place, Path and Domain, are used whenever Schulz designs a structure.

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