The relationship between interpretation and elaboration of architectural form: investigating the mutations of architecture’s scope
Abstract
The PhD dissertation is structured in four parts that correspond to four generations of architects, highlighting the conceptual tools and the epistemological concerns at the centre of the architectural discourse and the design strategies at each historical moment. It investigates the transformation of the epistemological object of architecture through the analysis of the mutations of the modes of representation that are at the centre of interest in each generation being considered and their addressee. In the first part of the dissertation, it is demonstrated that what was at the centre of interest was the individual and the bourgeois character of the addressee of architecture, and architecture symbolizes the value of its property by the addressee. Ms. Charitonidou examines the reasons for which the architects Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier paid particular attention to the use of perspective representation. In the second part of the dissertation, which is focused on the work ...
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