Titre et auteur:

Du potentiel de l'hétéronomie et de l'autonomie en architecture / sous la direction de Louis Martin et Jonathan Lachance = On the potential of heteronomy and autonomy in architecture / edited by Louis Martin, Jonathan Lachance.

Publication:

Montréal, Québec : Potential Architecture Books, 2018.

Description:

107 pages : illustrations (some coloe) ; 24 cm.

Série(s):

Cahiers de recherche du Laboratoire d'étude de l'architecture potentielle (LEAP) = Laboratoire d'étude de l'architecture potentielle (LEAP) research notebooks ; 02

Notes:
"Collects the work stemming from LEAP's annual seminar, which was held at the Universitédu Québec à Montréal on June 16, 2017."--Introduction.
Includes bibliographical references.
Du potentiel de la tension entre hétéronomie et autonomie en architecture / Louis Martin et Jonathan Lachance -- Le déterminisme écologique d'Ian L. McHarg / Jonathan Lachance -- Blanc et rouge, ou l'hétéronomie théorique de l'autonomie formelle / Louis Martin -- Autonomies du gratte-ciel, au sommet du Sublime / Mandana Bafghinia -- Pour une architecture non-autonome: Frederick J. Kiesler et la recherche d'une architecture corréaliste / Bechara Helal -- The Edge of her Garden: Sveva Caetani and the Frontier of Potential / Cynthia Hammond -- Le concours d'idée entre déterminisme et autonomie : Le cas des écoles / Anne Cormier -- Distance entre coupe et plan / Adrienne Costa -- The (Im)Possibility of an Autonomous Environmental Architecture / Carmela Cucuzzella -- " CLAUSTRA " : Analogie concrète de l'architecture / Jean-Pierre Chupin -- The Paradoxes of Quasi-Autonomy in Architecture / David Theodore -- (Autonomie/hétéronomie) : Association binaire ou phénomène jumeau? / Tiphaine Abenia -- Mode artisanal et autonomie de la création architecturale / Georges Adamczyk -- Le développement endogène de Diller Scofidio + Renfro ou l'agentivité d'une pratique architecturale interdisciplinaire / Alessandra Mariani -- Architecture: A Pluripotent Stem Field / Sherif Goubran -- Conclusion de l'observateur scientifique invité: les trois degrés d'autonomie de la pensée architecturale / Paolo Amaldi.
Text in French or English.

Résumé:

"This second edition of the LEAP Research Notebooks examines one of the central problems of the Modern Movement and of its subsequent postmodern critique: the tension between heteronomy and autonomy in architecture. Broached with an often overlooked proposition of Stanford Anderson, the theme offered the research group an opportunity to think architecture between profession and discipline, between heteronomy and autonomy, and between internal and external history. This proposal helped to bring forward the contrasting methods of the members of LEAP. In order to weave connections between the authors' outlooks, this issue groups 15 essays in four thematic blocks: The Debate Between Heteronomy and Autonomy, Constraints and Freedom in Architectural Creation, Thinking Disciplinary Autonomy, and The Search for Alternative Autonomies. Retrospectively, a demand for an extension and a renewal of the frameworks received from recent approaches has become the red thread of this publication. The essays reveal the coexistence of distinct and coherent outlooks in which LEAP researchers insistently express a desire to think architecture differently. It is an orientation, we hope, that will arouse the interest of readers."-- Fourni par l'éditeur.

Ressources:
French equivalent / Équivalent français

ISBN:

9781988962016 (softcover)
1988962013

Sujet:

Architecture Philosophy Congresses.
Architecture Philosophie Congrès.
Architecture Philosophy.

Classification/genre:

Conference papers and proceedings.

Vedettes secondaires:

Martin, Louis, 1960- editor.
Lachance, Jonathan, 1980-, editor.
Université de Montréal. Laboratoire d'étude de l'architecture potentielle, issuing body.
Cahiers de recherche (Université de Montréal. Laboratoire d'étude de l'architecture potentielle) ; 02.

On the potential of heteronomy and autonomy in architecture

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 304398
Cote: BIB 249966
Statut: Disponible