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2 v. ; 30 cm. / Title page, contents and abstract only. The complete thesis in print form is available from the University Library. / This thesis examines deconstructive writings, employing those strategies as a basis for re-forming approaches to architecture. A theory is posited that a distinction must be made between architecture as idiom and architecture as medium, expressed as a separation between architecture as a built form, Architecture the Idea and A(a)rchitecture as a new direction for framing an approach to its discourse. / Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Adelaide, Dept. of Architecture, 2000?

Includes bibliography. This thesis examines deconstructive writings, employing those strategies as a basis for re-forming approaches to architecture. A theory is posited that a distinction must be made between architecture as idiom and architecture as medium, expressed as a separation between architecture as a built form, Architecture the Idea and A(a)rchitecture as a new direction for framing an approach to its discourse.

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Chang Hoi Wood Howard. / "Architecture Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Architecture Programme 1999-2000, design report." / Includes bibliographical references. / Chapter §0 --- foreword / Chapter §1 --- As all I know- / Chapter §2 --- Architecture and my heart / Chapter §3 --- "About research method," / Chapter §4 --- "In the films of Pasolini," / Chapter §5 --- "In the thesis," / Chapter §6 --- Confinement / Chapter §7 --- "House," / Chapter §8 --- What is the meaning of a tone? / Chapter §9 --- "Reading the books of Foucault," / Chapter §10 --- "...passport," / Chapter §11 --- "Architecture, planned quantitative environment," / Chapter §12 --- "...we have the potential, to commit the same crime..." / Chapter §13 --- I may start with an analogy. / Chapter §14 --- "From the analogy of medical system," / Chapter §15 --- The cities / Chapter §16 --- "Lives are segregated," / Chapter §17 --- Philosophy is the creation / Chapter §18 --- "Architecture, the patron saint" / Chapter §19 --- The presence of a secret police / Chapter §20 --- "Truth: So, here must raise a question: how is the morality" / Chapter §21 --- So the story would develop like this: / Chapter §22 --- "Architecture as a thing," / Chapter §23 --- 8/9/99 / Chapter §24 --- the first raising of the four notions / Chapter §25 --- the implication of the ox picture / Chapter §26 --- general structure / Chapter §27 --- encystment / Chapter §27-1 --- general exposition of the concept / Chapter §27-2 --- "specific exposition of the notion: on occasion, on event, on form, on mood- state of mind, on action´ؤstate of body " / Chapter §28 --- boredom / Chapter §28-1 --- general exposition of the notion / Chapter §28-2 --- "specific exposition of the notion: on occasion, on event, on form, on mood- state of mind, on action´ؤstate of body " / Chapter §29 --- forgetfulness & fancy / Chapter §29-1 --- general exposition of the notions / Chapter §29-2 --- "specific exposition of the notion: on occasion, on event, on form, on mood´ؤstate of mind, on action´ؤstate of body " / Chapter §30 --- Mirror Ball / Chapter §31 --- Confession / Chapter §32 --- the four notions diagram / Chapter §33 --- Limbo / Chapter §34 --- duration / Chapter §35 --- """Every understanding has its mood. Every state-of-mind is one in which one understands." / Chapter §36 --- "position, location & site" / Chapter §37 --- The locations may not have direct relation with the notions. / Chapter §38 --- combined exposition on the locations and the notions / Chapter §39 --- "boredom temporalizing the world and encystment spatializing the world, and let Being become world- related." / Chapter §40 --- "I watched ""Fight Club""." / Chapter §41 --- mission statement at 1/11/99 / Chapter §42 --- client / Chapter §43 --- "the statement The piece exposed, through the rewriting of the mall, the situation of boredom and encystment as the contemporary attunements. It helped recognize, in confession, that they are formed by our indulging of the secular affairs´ؤwe are bored/ encysted in our life lines." / Chapter §44 --- life lines / Chapter §45 --- """The standard architectural program consists of habits, routines and work." / Chapter §46 --- "In an apparently free place, with so much choices, the mall," / Chapter §47 --- I may ask what does these diagrams and timetables means? / Chapter §48 --- """We are designed to be hunters and we're in a society of shopping." / Chapter §49 --- (The following pictures are the reference to form the program) / Chapter §50 --- "It is not an improvement of the conventional shopping mall," / Chapter §51 --- "Wasting time, wasting energy" / Chapter §52 --- "Beside taking the heros as the subject for the construction of the architecture," / Chapter §53 --- Program / Chapter §54 --- "In play, the everyman participates into the operation of power, / Chapter §55 --- Maze / Chapter §56 --- drawing / Chapter §57 --- models / Chapter §58 --- precedent studies / Chapter §59 --- bibliography / Chapter §60 --- thank you

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