Academy of Architecture Rotterdam: Graduation workshop Intro - September2005

The spirit receives from materials the perceptions
by which it is nourished, and returns them in the
form of movement, with the imprint of its freedom.
Henry Bergson

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Thursday, June 18, 2009

innovatie

Richard Rogers Norman Foster Nicolas Grimshaw

Richard Buckminster Fuller


materiaal

ISBN: 0-8070-6473-4

Gaston Bachelard
1884-1962

1
The House, from Cellar to Garret
The significance of the Hut
2
House and Universe
3
Drawers, Chests and Wardrobes
4
Nests
5
Shells
6
Corners
7
Miniature
8
Intimate Immensity
9
The Dialectics of Outside and Inside
10
The Phenomenology of Roundness


Sometimes the house of the future is better built, lighter and larger than
all houses of the past, so that the image of the dream house is opposed
to that of the childhood home. Later in life, with indomitable courage,
we continue to say that we are going to do what we have not yet done:
we are going to build a house.

Gaston Bachelard - The Poetics of Space


Fermez l’espace!
Fermez la poche du Kangourou!
Il y fait chaud.

Close space!
Close the kangaroo’s pouch!
It’s warm in there.

Maurice Blanchard - Le temps de la poésie

Ruimten
Rondom

ISBN: 9-0295-350-3 ISBN: 0-1401-8986-6

ISBN: 2-7186-0550-2

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Un espace sans fonction. Non pas "sans fonction précise", mais précisément
sans fonction ; non pas pluri-fonctionnel (cela, tout le monde sait le faire), mais
a-fonctionnel. Ça n'aurait évidemment pas été un espace uniquement destiné á
"libérer" les autres (fourre-tout, lacard, penderie, rangement, etc.) mais un
espace, je le répète, qui n'aurait servi à rien.

Comment penser le rien ? Comment penser le rien sans automatiquement mettre
quelque chose autour de ce rien, ce qui en fait un trou, dans lequel on va
s'empresser de mettre quelque chose, une pratique, une fonction, un destin, un
regard, un besoin, un manque, un surplus ?


ambacht

“Architektur ist etwas Haptisches, etwas zum Anfassen.
Die Materialien in der Architektur sind wie die Töne für den Komponisten.
Mit den Materialien arbeite ich, ich habe alle gern. Das Interessante ist,
die Töne immer wieder neu zusammenzusetzen und einen spezifischen Klang zu erzeugen.”

Peter Zumthor
(1943)

Truog ‘Gugalun’ Huis, Versam 1990-’94
Sumvitg-San Benedetg, Graubunden 1985-’88


Made of Materials
To me, there is something revealing about the work of Joseph Beuys and some of the
artists of the Arte Povera group. What impresses me is the precise and sensuous way
they use materials. It seems anchored in an ancient, elemental knowledge about man’s
use of materials, and at the same time to expose the very essence of these materials
which is beyond all culturally conveyed meaning.
I try to use materials like this in my work. I believe that they can assume a poetic
quality in the context of an architectural object, although only if the architect is able to
generate a meaningful situation for them, since materials in themselves are not poetic.
The sense that I try to instill into materials is beyond all rules of composition and their
tangibility, smell and acoustic qualities are merely elements of the language that we
are obliged to use. Sense emerges when I succeed in bringing out the specific meanings
of materials in my buildings, meanings which can only be perceived in just this way in
this one building.
If we work towards this goal, we must constantly ask ourselves what the use of a
particular material could mean in a specific architectural context. Good answers to
these questions can throw new light onto both the way in which the material is
generally used and its own inherent sensuous qualities.
If we succeed in this, materials in architecture can be made to shine and vibrate.
Peter Zumthor


ISBN: 4-900211-50-8
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1927


economie

“My primary concerns are structural lightness and efficiency;
spatial and visual transparency; the dissolution of the boundaries
between interior and exterior space, and economical means of construction.”

Shigeru Ban
(1957)

Bibliotheek voor een Dichter, Zushi, Japan - 1991
Papieren Kerk, Kobe, Japan - 1995
Japans Paviljoen, Expo 2000, Hannover, BRD


ISBN: 0-7148-4194-3
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ISBN: 0-9181-7202-0
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Eames House, 1951


House for a Poet, 1991


Paper Church, Kobe, 1995


Expo 2000 link


revolte

ISBN:1-56898-176-7

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Michelin | Bibendum, 1898 L écume des jours, 1967


Jean-Paul Jungmann - Dyodon, 1967


Hans-Ulrich Obrist - interview met Jean-Paul Jungmann

utopie

“It’s not biomorphism in the sense that it is imitation of natural form,
better is learning how nature organizes, and in the same way
we can organize our buildings and our cities.”

John M. Johansen
(1916)

Froth of Bubbles - Conferentiecentrum 2001
Molecular-Engineered Apartment Building 2001


ISBN: 1-56898-301-8


John M. Johansen
Molecular-Engineered Apartment Building 2001

Ernst Haeckel
Art Forms in Nature - Radiolaria 1899


http://www.biojewellery.com/


tektoniek

tektoniek (tectoniek) (v.;g.mv.), 1 leer van de
verschuivin-gen en verplaatsingen van de aardlagen; 2
(bouwk.) leer van
de architectonische vormen in hun verband met
constructie
en techniek.

Bron: van Dale, 12e druk


ISBN: 0-262-56149-2

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How to become modern
and return to sources?
Paul Ricœur


Academy of Architecture Rotterdam: Graduation workshop Intro - September2005

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