Published on October 2011
Presence of historic structures in any built environment gives it a sense of permanence and continuity, but their conservation/ restoration in present times is not only advocated on grounds of historic significance but also for reasons of sustainability...
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Published on October 2011
There are numerous definitions and interpretations of contextualism in design that one comes across in the world of art and architecture. Throughout history many architects have responded to the context of their time and place. This attitude can be observed through their technological or material application or through a response to climatic or socio-cultural sensitivity.
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Published on October 2011
From the Arab conquest of Persia in 637 A.D. until the present times, the Persian Gardens have represented images of Paradise, with their dynamic realm of visual, acoustic and aromatic affects. Beyond doubt, the relatively arid and tree less lofty Persian plateau gave the gardens such supreme value.
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Published on October 2011
The whispers or surgoshi of images concerns, to use an expression from Carl Jung, immemorial memories of mankind, its civilizations and cultures. They make us aware of the past in the present and present in the past. From this dialectics comes the future as an archetypal flow of currents and undercurrents of time.
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