Visual language in architectural design

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Visual language in architectural design

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RESEARCH QUESTIONS: Can all domains of visual culture be sources of ideas in architectural design? If so, what visual tools can be employed to represent them? Modern life is mediated through the visual screen. Film and television and the Internet are not just the norm, they are life itself. The new emerging globally shared visual culture becomes the underlying construct that explains and substantiates visual experience in everyday life. According to Walker & Chaplin (1997) the field of visual...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2002

Creator

Kiroff, Lydia

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10652/1491

Related subjects

visual language / visual culture / architectural design / Architectural Design

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