Lecture

Architecture Critique: Reconstruction and Preservation

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This lecture delves into the critical analysis of architecture, focusing on the concepts of reconstruction and preservation. It explores the historical evolution of architectural ideologies, contrasting the approaches of figures like Leon Krier and Françoise Choay. The discussion covers the impact of industrialization on urban spaces, the importance of traditional craftsmanship, and the challenges of balancing restoration and innovation in architectural design. Emphasizing the need for a holistic vision in urban planning, the lecture advocates for a thoughtful approach to architectural heritage and urban development.

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