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Questions of Perception: Phenomenology of Architecture Steven Holl, Juhani Pallasmaa, Alberto Perez-Gomez
Publisher: William Stout

'questions of space' - by bernard tschumi. Summary and critical essay about Peter Zumthor\'s article "Atmospheres. Consequently, it creates a collective architectural form, which questions the static notions of space and conclusive perceptions of design. €�What if architecture could be form It is design-space that temporally re-calibrates its relationship with the outside world, repeatedly and through time, either by actively transforming its physical and conceptual boundaries, or through translating its phenomenological perception by the user. Phenomenology of architecture´ in HOLL Steven, PALLASMAA Juhani, PÉREZ- GÓMEZ Alberto, Questions of Perception. Surrounding Objects", 2006.“Architecture surrounds you, in the same way as music surrounds you”.Steven Holl.This article is Peter Zumthor is the author of the book «Thinking Architecture», 1998, which is a guide through his phenomenological architecture philosophy. It is merely a shelter to keep us out of the weather, not architecture to be embraced. This summer, I really want to discover my place within the realms of architecture theory. And theories of spatium, locus, platea and phenomenology. Publication, but by far the most lucid and cogent of his writings. The production of space is marked with its own phenomenology. I believe I am already developing my own 'vision' of what I believe is architecture, but I still want to look more. In 1941, architectural historian Sigfried Giedion discussed evolving notions of space in his seminal book Space, Time and Architecture. These two intertwined concepts raise questions of identity, perception and materiality. I'm willing to bet maybe 3 people on archinect actually have this little book - came and went quick in the mid 90's. Notions and constructs of space and place define the environment we live in. 3 Holl,S, Pallasmaa, J, Perez‐Gomez, A (2006) Questions of Perception. We want to begin by clarifying the terms “space” and “place”.