Between stability and change : an understanding of culture and interior spaces as a dynamic relationship through system thinking (Softcopy is also available)
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TextPublication details: 2020Description: 280pDDC classification: - I TH-0474 GUP
| Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thesis | CEPT Library | Faculty of Design | I TH-0474 GUP | Not for loan | 022776 |
Contents
1. Introduction 13
1.1 Introduction of the Thesis 15
1.2 System Thinking - A Holistic Approach 17
1.3 Why should Designers integrate System Thinking and Design Thinking? 18
1.4 How is this Thesis Structured? 20
2. Cultural System 23
How to read this Section? 25
2.1 Culture 27
Nature; Biology; Time; Cognition; Space
2.2 Systems Thinking 37
Types of Systems; Analysis of the System;
Systhesis - System’s Behaviour
2.3 Cultural System 47
System Boundary; Objectives; Components;
Outcomes; Functions; Feedback Loop; Interfaces;
System’s Behaviour
3. Case Studies 65
How to read this Section? 66
3.1 Agricultural Culture 71
Case Study - Catal Huyuk, Turkey 92
3.2 Industrial Culture 103
Case Study - Brodsworth Hall, Great Britain 130
3.3 Information Culture 157
Case Study - W.I.N.D. House, Netherlands 188
3.4 Conscious Culture 207
Case Study - Mukuduvidu, Auroville, India 236
4. Conclusion 253
How to read this Section? 255
4.1 Between Stability and Change 256
4.2 Comparing the Cultural Systems 258
4.3 Comparing the Interfaces 260
4.4 Comparing the Components – Interface 262
5. Appendices 278
Bibliography, and Image Credits
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