TY  - BOOK
AU  - Dhingra, Anshumi (UI0514)
AU  - Shah, Amal (Guide)
TI  - Expression of details, as a key phenomena in the construction of space (Softcopy is also available)
U1  - I TH-0423 
PY  - 2019///
N1  - Contents
Abstract Introduction
Aim & Objectives Scope & Limitations Framework of Thesis Methodology
The Narrative of a Detail
Defining the term ‘Detail’
The Exercise of Detailing
by Vittorio Gregotti
1.3 The Tell-the-Tale Detail
by Marco Frascari
1.4 Rappel a l’ordre, the Case for the Tectonic (1990)
by Kenneth Frampton
1.5 Architecture and Aesthetic of Japan
by Gunter Nitschke
The Making of Space : through Details
Relevance of the theory by Edward Ford
The Detail as Abstraction
Place & Displacement
The Detail as Material Expression
Material & Form
The Detail as Structural Representation
Structure & Weight
The Detail as Joint
Abstraction & Joints
The Detail as Dissonant Element
Scale & Dissonance
The Detail as Space Making Tool
According to Japanese concept of space-making
The Detail as Articulation
According to Japanese culture of detailing
Conclusion
03	Case Studies
Introduction
Katsura Imperial Villa
Nest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
The Detail as Abstraction
Katsura Imperial Villa
Nest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
The Detail as Material Expression
Katsura Imperial VillaNest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
The Detail as Structural Representation
Katsura Imperial Villa
Nest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
The Detail as Joint
Katsura Imperial Villa
Nest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
The Detail as Dissonant Element
Katsura Imperial Villa
Nest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
The Detail as Space Making Tool
Katsura Imperial Villa
Nest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
The Detail as Articulation
Katsura Imperial Villa
Nest We Grow, Kengo Kuma
Role of Details as ‘Spatial Phenomenas’
Conclusion
Bibliography 
Illustration Credits 
Appendix
 


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