Urban open public spaces, an element as well as an essential part of an integrated city life which contributes to its completeness thereby lending the city a high standard. Not only this, but it plays a role in making urban environment more feasible, the inheritance of our rich heritage and by letting people at each other’s disposition to interact and communicate. Open spaces are symbolic of city dynamic development. The primary goal of this research paper is to establish the or to study the interrelationship
Greg Lynn also shared a similar thought concerning the fold in relation to space where she discussed that Folding in Architecture was more or less her reflection that it was becoming something limited by surfaces rather than grids ;thus, a change in discerning space in positions of coordinates, to space in positions of exteriors . “The outside is not a fixed limit but a moving matter animated by peristaltic movements, folds and foldings
2.4 The Literary Geographic, the Geographic Literary, and the Geo-critical Contours of Space It is not surprising that the study of the contours of fictional space has led to a convergence of literature and geography. This represents the spatial turn in literary theory par excellence. The intersection of literature and geography can be traced back to Antiquity, as Homer, the great Greek philosopher and poet, is believed to be “the first geographer and that his work includes a wealth of important
Exercising and maintaining a good health is very important in every human life but not everybody takes action and even if they do most of the people tend to stop after a short period of time. I have been working out and maintaining a healthy diet for a really long time now, but it is not as easy as it sounds. Lately, I have been slacking a lot when it comes to the gym and eating well and this due to the reason as we get older, we have more work to do and more responsibility so we don’t see the gym
represented the distance travelled (Fig 1-II). He showed that his method of figuring the latitude of forms is applicable to the movement of a point, on condition that the time is taken as longitude and the speed as latitude; quantity is, then, the space covered in a given time. In his treatises, Oresme not only reproduced the theorem on the kinematics of uniformly accelerated motion, but also considered a thought experiment with mechanical motion in the cabin of a coming ship illustrating the relativity
wealthy have, and so “to combat them you have got to have . . . land and niggers and a fine house to combat them with” (Absalom 192). Here the incorporation of Southern ideals is already beginning to take hold of Sutpen—thrusting him forward into a space that would be accrued by force and violence. Godden aptly puts as he writes “Sutpen can raise his plantation because, having experienced slavery as the suppression of revolution, he can, in his own defense, displace his knowledge that the master’s
filled me with a deep sense of emotion. If a space has the power to move people in such a strong manner, then my passion was to pursue those efforts.
mental images, it mostly depends on the observer’s subjectivity. It may not give the real image of the city. 2. The famous five elements path, edge, nodes, landmark and district are too generic to define the urban environment. 3. This theory mainly focuses on the physical aspects of the urban environment; but city is not something that can be limited to the physical domain, there are many other domains and parameters which all together define a city. 4. Analysis of a city as one whole entity is missing
internationally accredited and decorated architect. He is one of the most revered architects of the 21st century. Zumthor is best known for his materiality and attention to space. His style is said to epitomize the principles of phenomenology. Buildings should be experienced, a specific mood and feeling should felt by the person interacting with the space. In 2006 Peter Zumthor was commissioned for the Steilneset Memorial monument by the town of Vardo, Finnmark County, the Varanger Museum, and the Norwegian Public
both of these exciting announcements might be regarded as mere stepping stones. But right now, these are the snapshots paving our way to a greater understanding of our 13.8-billion-year-old universe,” (Strickland). Physicists see the cold depths of space as wonderful stories, untold and ready to be transcribed into meaningful