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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Le libre parcours : présences du pittoresque dans les paysages aujourd'hui / Le libre parcours : presences of the picturesque in the landscape today

Hilaire, Philippe 22 September 2016 (has links)
Issu du monde de la pratique paysagère, je ne pouvais pas ignorer le mouvement dialectique qui s’établit entre l’expérience physique de l’espace et sa représentation. La recherche s’organise à propos d’espaces concrets et de propositions théoriques parfois extérieures au champ de la pratique paysagère. C’est à travers cette double composante que le paysage et sa représentation in situ : le jardin, ou ses représentations in visu seront explorés. L’approche qui, sans être culturaliste au sens que ce mot a pris dans le débat des idées contemporaines, n’en n’est pas moins articulée à une forte présence de la culture dans la compréhension des phénomènes liés au paysage. Cette position permet à la fois la critique d’un formalisme appuyé sur un « picturalisme » puissant, et d’un nouveau naturalisme à peine né et déjà académique qui en tente la critique sans y parvenir néanmoins puisqu’il tombe dans le même travers d’une forme toujours déclinée à partir d’un dogme – dans un cas géométrique et dans l’autre écologique – sans le plus souvent envisager la relation de l’application de ce dogme au lieu et aux corps qui l’habitent. L’entrée initiale par la catégorie du pittoresque n’est pas pour autant abandonnée. En effet, à notre insu le plus souvent, les caractères du pittoresque impriment en nous les fondements de notre jugement esthétique sur les représentations picturales ou jardinées de la nature. Des formes contemporaines du pittoresque sont alors décrites comme des opérateurs de nos pratiques vis-à-vis de l’espace. Aujourd’hui, c’est de nouveau ce lien entre expérience et représentation que je tente de mettre au jour pour faire apparaître ce que j’ai appelé le « libre parcours ». / Coming from the world of landscape practice, I could not ignore the dialectical movement that develops between the physical experience of space and its representation. The research is organized from trips and detours about concrete spaces and sometimes external theoretical proposals from the field of landscape practice. It is through this dual component that the landscape and its representation in situ : the garden, or its representations, will be explored. The approach is not culturalist, in the sense that this word has taken in the debate of contemporary ideas. It is nonetheless articulated to a strong presence of culture in understanding the phenomena related to the landscape. This position allows both the criticism of a formalism pressed ona powerful "picturialism", and a new naturalism just born and alreadyacademic who tries, unsuccessfully, the criticism of it, and fall however intothe same trap of a form declined from a dogma, geometric on one side andecological on the other, without consider the relationship of the applicationof this dogma to the bodies that inhabit spaces. The initial input by the picturesque category is not abandoned. In fact, unknown to us more often, the picturesque's features give us the foundation for our aesthetic judgment on pictorial or gardened representations of nature. Contemporary forms of the picturesque are then described as operators to our space practices. Today it is the link between experience and representation that I try tobring to light to show what I have called "le libre parcours."
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Aus dem Boden am Fluss

Koda, Chiharu 17 November 2023 (has links)
Mich interessiert, wie Räumlichkeit entsteht und wie Erinnerungen in Räumen der Gegenwart wirken. - Ich habe seit meiner Kindheit Veränderungen in der Nähe eines Flussufers beobachtet. Der Verlauf des Flusses, der sich bei starkem Regen verändert, wie Grasarten und unterschiedliche Vegetation im Licht glänzen und sich verwandeln. - Eines Jahres entstand an einem Ort, an dem man spazieren gehen konnte, eine Betonböschung. Durch die Lücken im Beton erstrahlten wieder Gras und Blumen. Die Atmosphäre des Ortes veränderte sich durch diese Komposition. Für mich sah der Beton am Flussufer wie ein lebendiges Wesen aus, das die Erinnerungen des Flussbettes in sich trug. - In diesem Werk werden der Fluss und der Beton in zwei Skulpturen dargestellt.
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Reintroducing the Existential Dimension of the Public Square: An attempt to design a place in relation to its natural environment

Mili, Judith E. 31 July 2006 (has links)
A public square provides for a social cultural life to take place. The square ought to be located in the part of the city where human activities are the most intense. The edges of the square consist of the buildings that define its space. The architectural style of these buildings shapes the character of the square and embodies the social cultural circumstances of a society. The experience of a public square goes beyond its structured aspects. In fact, each man-made place is located within a natural landscape that changes its appearances during the rhythm of the day and the seasons. It is the combination of the natural phenomena and the architecture that creates the atmosphere of a place. A total integration between these two elements constitutes the "spirit of place" or genius loci. According to Heidegger, human settlement has an enclosure and any enclosure has a boundary. This is also true for the square, the boundary of which is formed by its surrounding buildings. However, this boundary is not continuous, as it is interrupted by pedestrian paths and streets that lead to the square. The quality of a square’s enclosure is related to the characteristic of the openings. The aim of this design thesis is to conceive a public square for today’s social-cultural environment; a public square that is located within a cultural center at Shirlington, Arlington County, Virginia. The buildings of the center form an architectural unity that sets the stage for community events to take place. The articulation and the form of the buildings related to the natural environment make people feel that they were designed for them. This means a place where people can experience a strong feeling of location. / Master of Landscape Architecture

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