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2019 / Winter 2020  \nARCH 5006EL / Architectural Theory Seminar Professor Izabel Amaral, PhD.  \nWords of Architectural Theory Volume II  \nARCH 5006 EL  \nArchitectural Theory Seminar Professor Dr. Izabel Amaral  \nMcEwen School of Architecture  \n85 Elm St, Sudbury ON P3C 1T3  \nTable of Contents  \nIntroduction  \nComplexity  \nEmbodiment  \nExpression  \nGeometry  \nHistoricism  \nInnovation  \nMemory  \nMovement Ornament Pattern Place  \nPost-modernism  \nProportion  \nSemiotics  \nSpatial Politics  \nSustainability  \nTechnology  \nUncanny  \nUtopia  \nBibliography  \n~~ 4  ~~ 6   \n 12   \n 18   \n 24   \n 30   \n 36   \n 42   \n 48   \n 54   \n60  \n 66   \n72  \n78  \n84  \n90  \n96  \n102  \n108  \n114  \n~~ ~~120  \nIzabel Amaral  \nAlex Klein Gunnewiek Henry Dyck  \nJessica Haire  \nApril Machum Emilie Valiquette  \nHamza Adenali Suleman Khan  \nLisa Hoshowsky  \nEischezsorush Sadiq Eric Lalonde Brianne Lauzon Noémie Lavigne Emilie Renaud  \nClare Chatigny Joshua Vitez  \nMarina Schwellnus Stacy Smith  \nBryce Jaekel Taylor McGee  \nAlisha Bishop Holly Sutton  \nTrevor D’Orazio Jacob Riehl  \nBenoît Lachapelle Devon Legge  \nMarie Jankovich Celina Rios-Nadeau  \nRa’anaa Brown Keegan McGowan Shayne Bol Adam Petit  \nPrabhjit Brar Jordan Feldberg Margaret Burt Michelle Philip  \nChris Baziw Matt Hunter  \nIntroduction Izabel Amaral  \nStudents from the course Architectural Theory Seminar in a Sharing circle with knowledge keeper Will Morin, September 2019. Photography by Izabel Amaral.  \nLive and moving words  \nStarted with the McEwen School of Architecture Charter class in 2018, this project proposed the study of architectural theory through a compilaion of essays on speciic terms that have developed signiicant importance to the discipline of architecture throughout past or recent history. Not only a methodological route that facilitates the understanding of a complex subject by a subdivision into smaller navigable units, the study of words has theobjecive of unveiling historical trajectories, cultural inluences and a collecion of meanings that will contribute to each students’ relecive pracice in the future.  \nFor this second volume of Words of Architecture Theory, we coninued to invesigate architecture as a form of cultural pracice that overlays muliple ways of knowing. During fall 2019, the course “Architectural Theory Seminar” orchestrated a careful confrontaion of ideas, through presentaions and the readings of key texts in architectural theory. We have welcomed a few scholars to this class that have presented their research on philosophy, theory of architecture or indigenous ways of knowing. We are very grateful to professors Jean-Pierre Chupin, Carmela Cucuzzella, David Forin and François Côté-Vaillancourt for enriching some of our Wednesday aternoons with thoughful content and discussion. Knowledge keeper Will Morin brought to our class a deep quesioning of our place in the world. The photograph to the right depicts an acivity of weaving a giant Dream Catcher with the group, during which Will asked about the essence of his lessons of respect and life from Anishinabek culture. During this acivity, we proclaimed words about our mission in the world, forcing  \neach and every one to deeply connect architecture to its fundamental mission of caring and creaing places for life. As words carry ideas of life and movement in the Anishinabek language, Will brought a powerful image to interpret this project, as students contemplated in their essays the phenomenon of words being alive and moving through ime, cultures and disciplines.  \nThe compilaion of nineteen essays on the following pages covers a range of meanings and approaches to the study of architectural theory. Each essay comes with syntheic deiniions, translaions to French and Ojibway, as well as with illustraions that complement the reading and show our discipline's strong connecion to the realm of images.","cbCaimyz4YDSdIrJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimyz4YDSdIrJ","pdf",19077099,136,"English","# Introduction\n## Complexity\n## Embodiment\n## Expression\n## Geometry\n## Historicism\n## Innovation\n## Memory\n## Movement\n## Ornament Pattern Place\n## Post-modernism\n## Proportion\n## Semiotics\n## Spatial Politics\n## Sustainability\n## Technology\n## Uncanny\n## Utopia\n## Bibliography","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of Words of Architectural Theory Volume II?\",\"answer\":\"It studies architectural theory through essays on specific terms that matter to the discipline, aiming to reveal historical trajectories, cultural influences, and evolving meanings for future practice.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the volume structured across its course period?\",\"answer\":\"It follows the Architectural Theory Seminar activities during fall 2019 and presents a compilation of nineteen essays covering a range of approaches and meanings.\"},{\"question\":\"What additional materials accompany each essay?\",\"answer\":\"Each essay includes synthesized definitions, translations into French and Ojibway, and illustrations that support the reading and connect the discipline to visual realms.\"}]","Words of Architectural Theory Volume II - Fall 2019 / Winter 2020 | PDF",1790591436,209]