Intangible Borders: Architectural Negotiations in Cross Cultural Contexts

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Intangible Borders: Architectural Negotiations in Cross Cultural Contexts

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Victoria University of Wellington

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<b>The way in which people inhabit, interact, and perceive spaces are heavily influenced by, but not limited to their cultural identity. As the ethnic demographics of cities continue to diversify, there is a growing need for public space and infrastructure to be accessible, and representative of a wide range of cultures.</b> However, the role that architecture plays in the cultural representation of cities is often misleading. Architecture within a globalised world often place great emphasis ...

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Masters

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2019

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Everitt, Benjamin

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

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Architectural design / Cross cultural / Architecture / Pacific architecture / Japanese architecture / New Zealand architecture / Negotiation / Embassy / Embassy architecture / Diplomatic / Cultural identity / Japanese / New Zealand / School: School of Architecture / Architectural Design / Cultural Understanding not elsewhere classified / Degree Discipline: Architecture / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Architecture (Professional)

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