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| Title: | BodyMindSpirit: Mediating the Meta-Physical Transition |
| Authors: | Krupitzer, Craig |
| Copyright Date: | 2004 |
| Abstract: | This is an investigation that will look at how architecture mediates the body. Also, it will explore the
mediation between the building and its site and how the program spaces are mediated to each other. It will
explore the connection that one has with his built environment, whether that be at a physical level or a
meta-physical level, this investigation will analyze and critically situate a circumstance to test the variables
that affect and make up the built environment.
Is an entrance as simple as a door, an object that separates one space from another or can an entrance be
a space of becoming: one that prepares the person before they enter the new space? Is an entrance more
than a simple plane that one passes through, or is there a threshold that begins the act of passing from
one space to another and how is that space occupy able?
This investigation will attempt to resolve the issues that the thesis question proposes. How does
architecture mediate the body to edges, thresholds, inside/outside, and the spaces within itself? |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10429/206 |
| Appears in Collections: | Architecture Thesis Collection
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