Concerning the last issue on the ambiguity of spatial language and its specific application to the domain of […]
concrete and abstract
I arrived at the conclusion that whatever space and time mean, place and occasion mean more, for space in the image of man is place, and time in the image of man is occasion. Split apart by the schizophrenic mechanism of determinist thinking, time and space remain frozen abstractions... A house should therefore be a bunch of places - a city a bunch of places no less.
— ALDO VAN EYCK
The 3rd Skin: Survival Through Design
In this article, I will analyse the traditional spatial vocabulary of a pioneer of modern architecture, Richard Neutra, […]
One of the main tenets of my inquiry into the concepts of space and place can be synthesized […]
… does not. Heidegger’s introductive paragraph of the book What Is a Thing? — which is the extended […]
Education is the ability to perceive hidden connections between phenomena.
— VÁCLAV HAVEL
What does the Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo (CR7) have to do with concepts of place and space? […]
I briefly come back to the renewed sense of place I’ve spoken about in the previous article – […]
The traditional and well-established meaning of a concept crystallized into a specific word should be the starting point […]
Since the beginning of the twentieth century, following important scientific advances, a reconsideration of basic natural phenomena is […]
rethinking space and place 