Lecture

Architecture, Metaphysics and Politics

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Description

This lecture delves into the intricate relationship between architecture, metaphysics, and politics, exploring the works of Pierre Caye and Françoise Choay. It discusses the historical context of architectural machines, the fusion of humanist and classical elements in architecture, and the philosophical dimensions of architectural design. The lecture also examines the role of technology in architecture, the legacy of Vitruvius, and the enduring influence of Alberti's architectural treatise. Furthermore, it analyzes the ethical and political implications of sustainable architecture, emphasizing the need for a balance between tradition and innovation in the production system.

Instructor

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