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192 pages |
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Sensing Place' is a reflection on 20 years of Gumuchdjian Architects in practice. The principal architect, Philip Gumuchdjian sets out the thinking behind his projects with a view to re-stating the relevance of architecture in an increasingly virtual, image driven world. The book is thus a manual designed to guide the general public through the many concurrent and competing ideas that underpin a typical body of architectural work. These include the importance of keeping the culture of the past closely with us; the imperative of instilling buildings with the capacity to connect people to places; and how shared space is the real engine of community |
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Gumuchdjian Architects
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Gumuchdjian Architects. |
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Architectural firms -- England -- London
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Architecture, Modern -- 21st century
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Architectural firms.
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Architecture, Modern.
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England -- London.
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