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Akashnath M
Guide
Ar Akhil
B.Arch Dissertation
March 2018
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COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE TRIV ANDRUM
MulayaraP.O, Thiruvananthapuram
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.2 AIM
Study the design philosophies, methodologies, representation and ideas of
Bernard Tschumi which he used in designing public spaces. Taking the
theoretical design methodology of the architect to apply in a local urban site;
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1.3 OBJECTIVES
Methodology study, Literature case study, Application of design methodology,
Analysis.
1.4 METHODOLOGY
1: Study one of the public space designed by the architect as case study.
2: Study the architect’s design methodology and ideas of public space design.
3: Studying the current site scenario.
4: Application of design ideas of the architect
5: Analysing the applied methodologies works or not.
1.5 SCOPE
To check whether the design ideologies of the architect is applicable to the local
urban sites; whether it is better than the existing space planning and design.
Topic Title 5
One of the largest parks in Paris. Tschumi was selected in the design
competition. He was not in common mind set of designing a traditional concept of
park which included greeneries and seating spaces. He needed it to be more
artificial, raw and contrastive. Tschumi’s elements of system played a major role
in this design. Design as a series of three systems.
1 lines
2 points
3 surfaces.
He made the three systems in the drawings to be superimposed so that they got
distorted and clash with one another. The plot was divided into rectangular grids.
On the grid a series of points, lines and surfaces were superimposed and placed.
His used programmatic deconstruction in his drawings in the design.
Topic Title 7
He zoned the site into covered and open areas the parts undergo a process of
explosion, fragmentation and deconstruction. Then re composition of the images
takes place. The transformation process involves repetition, distortion,
superimposition and fragmentation. These rules create a disjunction between the
form and the viewers experience.
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Topic Title 9
“Any relationship between a building and its users is one of violence, for any
use means the intrusion of a human body into a given space, the intrusion of one
order into another.”
Bernard tschumi
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CHAPTER # : References
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REFERENCES
APPENDIX