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I am using this blog to explore my thesis topic in an unedited fashion. I encourage the exchanging of thoughts or questions if they arise from reading the blogs. Eventually I hope to take these words and organize them within a thesis document. If you wish to become an author or reader, let me know and i will add you on.
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- Auther: Wittgenstein"Frame within a frame" "Frame ...
- Are you criticizing or are you making a positive o...
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- 5/5: Site?
- 4/4: Program
- Hard Landscape in Concrete By:Michael Gage and Mar...
- 2/2: An understanding of Experiences and an Experi...
- The View from the Road By: Donald Appleyard, Kevin...
- Comments:Design = not universal, will lend to sens...
- 1/1: Thesis Clarified
- Walls Have Feelings: Architecture, Film and the Ci...
- Chapter 3: Having an Experience
- "a building that will elicit an experiential sense."
- Case Study 1: Louvre Museum: Jean Nouvel
- Case Study 2: Olafur Eliasson
- Eliasson / Heliotrope by: Daniel Birnhaum
- RE: "...Engergized Collective Perception." (Eliass...
- "...Engergized Collective Perception." (Eliasson, ...
- Perhaps what needs to occur within concept, is an ...
- Olafur Eliasson: Your Mobile Expectations BMW H2R ...
- Case Study Selection
- Zoomscape: Architecture in Motion and Media by: Mi...
- Tampa as the New Las Vegas
- Zoomscape: Architecture in Motion and Media by: Mi...
- Travel as Place Making
- An Architecture Sensitive to the Automobile
- Depth of Condition
- Thesis Abstract
- Earlier Thoughts on Film and Architecture
- Quiet Spaces and Urban Landscape
- Missing Pages
- The Poetics of Reverie:Childhood, Language, and th...
- The Poetics of Reverie:Childhood, Language, and th...
- City must be "REFRAMED"
- Sense as a Trigger for Memory
- Thesis Poster Design
- Light Post as the Edge Between Us and That Which W...
- "Imagining an Image Architecture"
- Art as Experience by: John Dewey
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