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matières 9 : L'espace architectural

Bruno Marchand, Jacques Jean-Pierre Lucan, Martin Steinmann
2008
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Abstract

Le débat architectural actuel évite de parler de l’espace architectural, en particulier de manière théorique. Partant de ce constat, le numéro 9 de matières explore plusieurs pistes: comment le problème de l’espace a-t-il été posé par les architectes, comment l’esthétique du XXe siècle a-t-elle traité ce thème, et comment celui-ci a t-il évolué? Ces interrogations permettent de comprendre quels nouveaux paramètres sont en jeu dans les conceptions contemporaines de l’espace.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/ccd735ac-85aa-4b36-8e9c-9976de8623ba

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Bruno Marchand, Jacques Jean-Pierre Lucan, Martin Steinmann
2008
Books

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/ccd735ac-85aa-4b36-8e9c-9976de8623ba

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