Architecture And Democracy Claude Fayette Bragdon 30 İndirim — Claude Fayette Bragdon

The world wa world war represents not the triumph but the birth of democracy The true ideal of democracy the rule of a people by the demos or group soul is a thing unrealized How then is it possible to consider or discuss an architecture of democracy the shadow of a shade It is not possible to do so with any degree of finality but by an intention of consciousness upon this juxtaposition of ideas architecture and democracy signs of the times may yield new meanings relations may emerge between things apparently unrelated and the future always existent in ever y present moment may be evoked by that strange magic which resides in the human mind Architecture at its worst as at its best reflects always a true image of the thing that produced it a building is revealing even though it is false just as the face of a liar tells the thing his words endeavor to conceal This being so let us make such architecture as is ours declare to us our true estate

Claude Fayette Bragdon tarafından kaleme alınan Architecture And Democracy Platanus Publishing eseri olarak okurlarla buluşuyor Architecture And Democracy Claude Fayette Bragdon Kitap Özeti The world wa world war represents not the triumph but the birth of democracy The true ideal of democracy the rule of a people by the demos or group soul is a thing unrealized How then is it possible to consider or discuss an architecture of democracy the shadow of a shade It is not possible to do so with any degree of finality but by an intention of consciousness upon this juxtaposition of ideas architecture and democracy signs of the times may yield new meanings relations may emerge between things apparently unrelated and the future always existent in ever y present moment may be evoked by that strange magic which resides in the human mind Architecture at its worst as at its best reflects always a true image of the thing that produced it a building is revealing even though it is false just as the face of a liar tells the thing his words endeavor to conceal This being so let us make such architecture as is ours declare to us our true estate Yayınevi Platanus Publishing Yazar Claude Fayette Bragdon Sayfa 115 Sayfa Kağıt 2 Hamur Boyut 14 00x21 00 cm Basım Yılı Mayıs 2020 Barkod 9786257078238 Kategori Bilim Mühendislik Yabancı Dilde Kitaplar Mühendislik

The world wa world war represents not the triumph but the birth of democracy The true ideal of democracy the rule of a people by the demos or group soul is a thing unrealized How then is it possible to consider or discuss an architecture of democracy the shadow of a shade It is not possible to do so with any degree of finality but by an intention of consciousness upon this juxtaposition of ideas architecture and democracy signs of the times may yield new meanings relations may emerge between things apparently unrelated and the future always existent in ever y present moment may be evoked by that strange magic which resides in the human mind Architecture at its worst as at its best reflects always a true image of the thing that produced it a building is revealing even though it is false just as the face of a liar tells the thing his words endeavor to conceal This being so let us make such architecture as is ours declare to us our true estate

Every form of government every social institution every undertaking however great however small every symbol of enlightenment or degradation each and all have sprung and are still springing from the life of the people and have ever formed and are now as surely forming images of their thought Slowly by centuries generations years days hours the thought of the people has changed so with precision have their acts responsively changed thus thoughts and acts have flowed and are flowing ever onward unceasingly onward involved within the impelling power of Life Throughout this stream of human life and thought and activity men have ever felt the need to build and from the need arose the power to build So as they thought they built for strange as it may seem they could build in no other way As they built they made used and left behind them records of their thinking Then as through the years new men came with changed thoughts so arose new buildings in consonance with the change of thought the building always the expression of the thinking Whatever the character of the thinking just so was the character of the building