Experiencing the 'Thingness' in architecture (Also Available on CD)
Khambhayata, Swati (UA1611)
Experiencing the 'Thingness' in architecture (Also Available on CD) - 2017 - 204p.,CD-ROM
Content
0. INTRODUCTION ix
Preface
Research proposal
1.1 UNDERSTANDING HEIDEGGERIAN THOUGH 17
1.2 Abstract : The Thing
1.2.1 Earthen plot as ‘the thing’
1.2.2 Key themes of ‘thingness’
2. UNDERSTANDING THE THINGNESS IN ARCHITECTURE 25
2.1 The Elements/’Fourfold’
2.1.1 Earth and Sky
2.1.2 Mortals and Immortals
2.2 Meaning Making / ‘Nearness’
2.2.1 The Experiential Journey
2.2.2 Sensorial elements of Experience
2.3 Making
2.3.1 Context
2.3.2 Building Material
2.3.3 Form Construct
2.4 levels of engagement / ‘Two fold holding’
2.4.1 Local : Pastoral Life
2.4.2 Contextual Engagement : Built Form
2.4.3 Inhabitation
2.4.3 Appropriaiation
3. CASE STUDY 105
old IIMA
new IIMA
4. INFERENCES 187
BIBLIOGRAPHY 200
ILLUSTRATION CREDITS 202
A TH-1293 / KHA
Experiencing the 'Thingness' in architecture (Also Available on CD) - 2017 - 204p.,CD-ROM
Content
0. INTRODUCTION ix
Preface
Research proposal
1.1 UNDERSTANDING HEIDEGGERIAN THOUGH 17
1.2 Abstract : The Thing
1.2.1 Earthen plot as ‘the thing’
1.2.2 Key themes of ‘thingness’
2. UNDERSTANDING THE THINGNESS IN ARCHITECTURE 25
2.1 The Elements/’Fourfold’
2.1.1 Earth and Sky
2.1.2 Mortals and Immortals
2.2 Meaning Making / ‘Nearness’
2.2.1 The Experiential Journey
2.2.2 Sensorial elements of Experience
2.3 Making
2.3.1 Context
2.3.2 Building Material
2.3.3 Form Construct
2.4 levels of engagement / ‘Two fold holding’
2.4.1 Local : Pastoral Life
2.4.2 Contextual Engagement : Built Form
2.4.3 Inhabitation
2.4.3 Appropriaiation
3. CASE STUDY 105
old IIMA
new IIMA
4. INFERENCES 187
BIBLIOGRAPHY 200
ILLUSTRATION CREDITS 202
A TH-1293 / KHA