12.3.10
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AUTHOR
- Diya Menezes
- This is an exercise to understand how people live together. Part exploration, part construction, part fiction.
Key Words
- AWKWARDsystems (2)
- chosenFAMILY (1)
- culturalPROXEMICS (1)
- definingINTERFACE (10)
- DESIGNstudies (4)
- HOUSEprojects (4)
- makingIDENTITY (2)
- SHAREprojects (6)
- thesis RELEVANCE (4)
- THESISabstract (3)
- THESISchapters (2)
- THESISnotes (11)
- THESISstructure (7)
- theUNPRIVATEhouse (6)
Links
I am reading.
- +RAMTV. Negotiate my boundary!.
- Anthony Vidler. The Architectural Uncanny
- Aries and Duby ( ed.). History of Private Life
- Barbara Miller Lane (ed). Housing and Dwellin: Perspectives on modern domestic architecture.
- Beatriz Colomina. Privacy and Publicity: Modern Architecture as Mass Media
- Bill Hillier. Social Logic of Space
- Claude Levi-Strauss Structural Anthropology.
- Edward Hall. The Hidden Dimension
- Erving Goffman. Encounters- two studies in the sociology of interaction.
- Friedman & Krawitz. Peeking Through The KeyHole
- Georges Perec. Species of Spaces and Other Pieces
- Hans Cornelissen (ed.). Dwelling as a Figure of Thought
- Jean Baudelliard. The Ecstasy of Communication
- Jean Le March. Familiar and the unfamiliar in 20th Century Architecture
- John Hejduk. 7 Houses.
- John Hejduk. Mask of Medusa.
- Juhani Pallasmaa. The Eyes of the Skin
- Kent Bloomer. Body, Memory and Architecture
- Lars Lerup. Planned Assaults.
- LievenDe Cauter. The Capsular Civilization
- Luigi Tomasi (ed). Tradition of the Chicago School of Sociology.
- Manuel Gausa. Housing Alternatives
- Mark Robbins. Households.
- Michael Wolf. HongKong: Frontdoor/Backdoor
- Norbert Elias. Society of Individuals.
- Robert Park. Human Communities: The City and Human Ecology
- Roger Sherwood. Modern Housing Prototypes.
- Sissela Box. Secrets:On the Ethics of Concealment and Revelation
- Sou Fujimoto. Primitive Future.
- Steven Harris. Architecture of the Everyday
- Terrence Riley. The Un-Private House
- Toy Israel. Some Place Like Home
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