Cornell Journal Of Architecture 10: Spirits (The Cornell Journal Of Architecture)

This issue of The Cornell Journal of Architecture examines a range of spirits haunting architecture today, following a trajectory from augmented reality and data to memory and mood, from watermarks and ghost towns to inanimate objects and the uncanny, and from the dashed line and the X-ray to the appearance and disappearance of the e in whiskey. The common dimension of all these seemingly disparate realms is the presence of the invisible, the missing,the unnameable, and the difficult to represent: a feeling, perhaps, that, like the curved line of a door swing in a plan, no matter how we try to deny it, is always present (yet absent). -- From publisher website.

• | Author: Caroline O'Donnell
• | Publisher: Cornell Aap Publications
• | Publication Date: Sep 01, 2016
• | Number of Pages: 192 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback/Architecture
• | ISBN-10: 0978506197
• | ISBN-13: 9780978506193