Quotes
“The predicament of ______ today creates fundamental changes in the way ________ are perceived, experienced and understood.”
what is materiality and materials
The author poses the question "Have we lost the _________, and to contribute it's own reality to the experience of our daily rituals."
What is expectation
The definition of "Raum" is ______
what is Bounded space
As hybrids of history and technology go the ______ and ______ were a most unfortunate combination which was likely among the downfalls of critical postmodernism
what is decorated shed and stuccoed foam
The roots of critical regionalism grew as tangents of ______
what is late modernism
"A construction (non-mobile) is intertwined with the ______ of a place."
what is experience
The idea of authentic consistency between these 4 things are what draws our interest toward vernacular architecture today
What is form, appearance, purpose, materiality
These 2 places are neither controversial nor likely candidates for redemtion
what is walmart and mcdonalds
Tectonics is defined as this
what is embodied in the revealed ligaments of the construction and the way in which the syntactical form of the structure explicitly resists the action of gravity
Benedikt's argument hold that architecture is not about other things but it is this
what is complete - it is it's own subject
“In general, we have begun to lose our capacity for
distinguishing between ________ and _______,
not only in architecture but in everything else as
well."
what is information and experience
This quality, described by Moneo as _____ and _____, and much earlier by Frank Lloyd Wright as ______ must be present in critical regionalist architecture.
What is consistency, authenticity, and integrity
Reaction to place is neither _____ nor _____ but carries and indicates intentionality
what is neutral and unselfconscious
Auer continues through the text to describe how any given material has this many natures
what is 6
The absence of Raum and extensiveness of spatium are problems where
what is dense cities
"The fundamental strategy of critical regionalism is to ______"
What is mediate the impact of universal civilization with elements derived indirectly from peculiarities of particular place.
_____ has not abated in the field of building construction
what is the postmodern legacy of insubstantial construction and the devolution of architectural symbols
The physical and metaphysical characteristics of a place are inevitably ______
what is intertwined
The easy commodification of ______ facades led to a pervasive ______ __ ______
what is Imagistic and suppression of construction
the first nature of a material is this
what is it's least processed form
“The existential purpose of building (architecture)
is therefore to make a _____ become a _____, that is
to uncover the meanings potentially present in the
given environment.”
what is site and place
Sheila Kennedy states in her essay "return of the real" this when discussing mediated representations of tangible or haptic material qualities.
what is "less than real but the reality of their pervasive presence in our culture is undeniable in its impact"
Norberg - Schulz further sites _____ and _____ as 2 necessities to dwelling
what is orientation and identification
Woody Allen's character in the movie "Zelig" is relevant to critical regionalism because of this
what is critical regionalism demands reflection on the difference between blended mimicry and defamiliarized transformation
what are Frampton's primary concerns with the increasing substitution of information for experience
what is Irreality of scenographic representations, the substitution of mediating imagery, and the din of competing voices in the critical debates of the postmodern era