Spatial Pressure: The Manipulation of Fluid Space through the Hybridization of Art and Architecture

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Spatial Pressure: The Manipulation of Fluid Space through the Hybridization of Art and Architecture

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Victoria University of Wellington

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I believe that although those trained within the discipline of architecture are skilled at sculpting form and space, art practice is often more successful at manipulating spatial conditions beyond architectural norms to affect the dynamic human body. This research thesis proposes that by employing an art practice methodology to influence the architectural design process then a new type of spatially affective, hybridized architecture might be created.  In affect theory, knowledge of the body’s...

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Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2016

Creator

Prins, Anneke

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Spatial_Pressure_The_Manipulation_of_Fluid_Space_through_the...

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Architectural design / Architectural history, theory and criticism / Affect / Hybrids of art and architecture / Spatial Pressure in Architecture / Spatial Pressure / Art and Architecture / Fluid Space / Sculpture / Body and Space Relationships / Sculptural Architecture / Affective Architecture / School: School of Architecture / Architectural Design / Architectural History and Theory / Expanding Knowledge in Built Environment and Design / Degree Discipline: Architecture / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Architecture (Professional)

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