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Flyer des Buches von Isabelle Val de Flor

Isabelle Val de Flor L’ARCHITECTURE SACRÉE ET LES MYSTÈRES DE L’ARCHE DE NOÉ AU GOETHEANUM Éditions TRIADES, relié, 280 pages, format 21×23,5   59€   * Sommaire: De l’Arche de Noé à l’Égypte ancienne – Le Temple de Salomon – Les lieux sacrés de la Grèce – Le Mystère du Golgotha – L’église romane – […]

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El Cauce: Adapting the Camphill Ideal in Argentina

El Cauce: Adapting the Camphill Ideal in Argentina The Camphill Movement began in Scotland in 1939 when Austrian pediatrician Karl König applied curative education principles in a residential setting for children with disabilities. Inspired by anthroposophical values, Camphill communities provide an opportunity for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live alongside short- and long-term […]

Ana Laura de Andrés

The 12 Senses – the basis of spatial perception

After all, our senses are the organs with which we perceive architecture. I would like to show a way to develop more awareness – and also more precise concepts – for sensory perception. What we experience in perception as a complex unit must be differentiated and structured. For the multi-layered areas of sensory perception, we have the most diverse organs of perception that we need to know.

Martin Riker

Space – Sensation – Design. Impressions of a weekend seminar on spatial experience

In architecture, there is a mysterious overlapping of space, sensations and consciousness. Spaces can create moods in us through their design and atmosphere and steer our consciousness in a certain direction. This is a mysterious phenomenon, because the spatial is actually something invisible. How is this possible and what triggers such sensations? Most of the time it happens largely unconsciously, but is it possible to make such sensations conscious and how do you do that?

Pieter van der Ree

A look into a Berlin corner

The intention of this article is to share an exercise in observing a modern piece of architecture from contemporary leading architects of the international scene

Nicolas Gemelli

EXIT Escape Room Games – The power of the Unknown

Have you ever been trapped in a story? Equipped with logic, curiosity and playfulness, each creature in the respective room can creatively unfold together on an adventurous journey of escape.

Jonna Louise Besuglow

Thoughts on human being and architecture

With the launch of this online format, we as editors are faced with numerous questions about the content, the interpretation of existing texts, future texts and what is there to report. The following credo is intended to set the ball rolling.

Norman Schinke

Why do we need a journal?

The situation of the IFMA and of the organic architecture movement has changed a lot in the last 20 years. What can a new format of the journal “Man and Architecture” contribute and how?

Luigi Fiumara

Guidelines for a ‘Living Architecture’

Living Architecture is not a style. It is an approach to architecture that views buildings not as mere objects, but rather as organs or organisms functioning within the highly diverse and interdependent fields of natural, social and cultural life.

Pieter van der Ree
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Spaces for Children Development

Thoughts on Architecture Suitable for Children. At the moment, day-care centres are being built everywhere. When one sees the results, the question often arises: Who was this built for?

Martin Riker
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