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    Jeff Kipnis - Introduction To Architecture (Lecture Notes)

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    The document provides an overview of different architectural designs and their use of windows throughout history: - Hardwick Hall had an unusually large number of windows which was controversial at the time. - Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye featured a continuous ribbon window stretching from the ground to the top of the building allowing views of the horizon. - The Seattle Library discussion windows that create an illusion of being somewhere other than inside the building, like a garden. - Frank Gehry's crooked windows and Liz Diller's Flow House demonstrate experimental window designs. - Jean Nouvel's Geneva building features windows designed to look like chewing gum.

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    The document provides an overview of different architectural designs and their use of windows throughout history: - Hardwick Hall had an unusually large number of windows which was controversial at the time. - Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye featured a continuous ribbon window stretching from the ground to the top of the building allowing views of the horizon. - The Seattle Library discussion windows that create an illusion of being somewhere other than inside the building, like a garden. - Frank Gehry's crooked windows and Liz Diller's Flow House demonstrate experimental window designs. - Jean Nouvel's Geneva building features windows designed to look like chewing gum.

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    The document provides an overview of different architectural designs and their use of windows throughout history: - Hardwick Hall had an unusually large number of windows which was controversial at the time. - Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye featured a continuous ribbon window stretching from the ground to the top of the building allowing views of the horizon. - The Seattle Library discussion windows that create an illusion of being somewhere other than inside the building, like a garden. - Frank Gehry's crooked windows and Liz Diller's Flow House demonstrate experimental window designs. - Jean Nouvel's Geneva building features windows designed to look like chewing gum.

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    OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

    -INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURE- (JEFF KIPNIS)

    PART 1: “1001 ideas for Windows”

    Hardwick Hall- radical for the amount of Windows, controversial, harwick hall more glass than
    wall

    The glass house.- 1561 glass houses shoudnt throw stones.

    Daniel lee buskin Berlin museum for jewish collection: make the thing look fragmented,
    broken, causes different moods, building traps you like concentration camps.

    Comtemporary- LE CORBUSIER- villa sevoir , ribbon window, French window from feet to
    top. Se the horizon

    Formal fiagram idea- windows

    Seattle library- window discussion to what is real and not (garden)

    Casa del facio- raj tarani, peter eiseman, pushes out window, suposed to be a perfect cube

    Frank gehry house

    Crooked window,

    Flow house, liz diller

    Snail house. Big window espensive, two towers : fireplace and tv antenna.

    Total recall,

    Centre fot dancers: Olymics (bird nest), designer, opening game eact amount as the building. It
    doesn’t sit on the ground. Same trick like ballet dancers. The colum becomes a dancer, and
    mood like you are in a theater.

    Geneva- Jean nouvel,

    Chewing gum

    Embryological house. Aperture windows

    PROGRAM RHINO – CHEWING GUM

    Shredded the isoparms of the surface: looked t the whale shark

    PART 2

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