Lecture

Introduction, Hugo, Le Corbusier

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This lecture covers a critical anthology on architectural theory since the 19th century, discussing technical theory, housing organization, and the evolution of architectural styles. It explores the relationship between architecture, society, and art, reflecting on the impact of industrial revolutions and digital advancements. The instructor delves into the concepts of universal and democratic architecture, the changing values in contemporary society, and the challenges posed by obsolete entities. Through a series of slides, the lecture examines key architectural theories, including those of Victor Hugo and Le Corbusier, and their relevance in modern architectural discourse.

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