2015. szeptember 10.
2015. szeptember 9.
2015. szeptember 7.
Octav
A munka melletti dokumentálás ötletét egyébként Octavtól kölcsönöztem aki ezt gondolom egy cseppet sem venné zokon... bár az ő motivációi jelentősen eltérnek az enyéimtől. Azt pedig, hogy ki Octav, ha valalki nem tudná 2999 forintért elárulom...
http://www.libri.hu/konyv/frederic_beigbeder.2999-ft.html
http://www.libri.hu/konyv/frederic_beigbeder.2999-ft.html
1.: szakirodalom
1.: szakirodalom (aktuális állapot) jobb a a legszarabbal kezdeni
segítőtársaim:
zene: Doors, Rolling Stones, Pearl Jam, Tom Petty
kaja: gyömbéres csirkeszárny, saláta
Bölcsőtől Bölcsőig
William McDonough Michel Braungart
HVG Kiadó Bp. 2007
Hello Wood 1-5
szerkesztette: Janota Orsolya, Szemerey Samu, Pozsár Péter
kiadta: Hello Wood Bp. 2015
Menedzsment, ha számít a hit
Helen J. Alford O. P. Michael J. Naughton
Kairosz Kiadó Mária Rádió Kiadó Bp. 2009.
Szakírás
Gaál Csaba
Medicina Könyvkiadó Zrt. Bp 2007.
Jó Munka
Howard Garden, Csíkszentmihályi Mihály, William Damon
Lexecon Kiadó, Győr 2008.
Gyakorlás kutatás
Berszán István
Kalligram Pozsony, 2013
Halászó Ember
Oravecz Imre
Jelenkor,Pécs 2006.
A Tőke a 21. században
Thomas Piketty
Kossuth Kiadó Bp. 2015
Erdély
Kós Károly
Helikon Kiadó 2015
The Big Community/Abstract No 9
kiadja: W.I.R.E. ETH Zurich 2012
Behind The Lines
Tyin Tengestue
TOTO Publishing Tokyo 2014
Think Global Build Social!
Andres Lepik
Arch+211/212
Balaton-felvidéki Építészeti Útmutató
Krizsán András
Kiadja: Nemzeti Agrárszaktanácsadási Képzési és Vidékfejlesztési Intézet
Termszetművészet
Erőss István
Kiadja: Eőss István 2011
The Power of Pro Bono
Project Director: Diana Murphy
Kiadja: D.A.P. New York 2011
Beyond Shelter
Edited by Mrie J. Aquilino
Kiadja: D.A.P. New York 2011.
Design With The Other 90%
Cynthia E. Smith et. al.
Kiadja: Cooper-Hewit, National design Museum, Smithsonian Institution 2011
Other Ways of Doing Architecture
Nishat Awan, Tatjana Schniede, Jeremy Till
Kiadja: Routledge 2011
Building
Kurátor/szerkesztők: Jakab Csaba, Márton László Attila
Kiadja: Magyar Alkotóművészeti Közhasznú Nonprofit Kft. Szentendre 2014.
A törékeny Abszolutum
Slavoj Zizek
Kiadja: Typotex Bp. 2011.
Event
Slavoj Zizek
kiadja: 2014.
A Kicsi Szép
Ernst F. Schumacher
Közgazdasági és Jogi Könyvkiadó 1991.
Third Worlds
ERA21 2012/3
Kós Károly
Anthony Gall
Kiadja: Mundus Magyar Egyetemi Kiadó Bp. 2002.
Visegrádi Építésztáborok 1981-2001
Szerkesztő: Álmosdi Árpád, Salamin Ferenc
Kiadja: Kós Károly Alapítvány 2002
Üzletimodell-építés
ALexander Osterwalder, Yves Pigneur
Cser Kiadó Bp 2012.
Expanding Architecture Design as Activism
edited by Bryan Bell, Katie Wakeford
Kiadja: D.A.P. New York 2008.
Eco-Design
Alastair Faud-Luke
kiadja: Logos, Modena 2003.
Design Like You Give a Damn 1-2
edited by Architecture for Humanity
Kiadja ABRAMS New York, 2012
MICRO very small buildings
Ruth Slavid
kiadja: Laurence King Publishing Ltd. 2009
Small Scale Big Change: New Architectures of Social Engagement
Andres Lepik
Kiadja: MOMA New York, 2010
Falu Mitológiák, Falu Valóságok
szerkesztette: Papp Endre
Kiadja: MMA
Architectura Naturale
Alessandro Rocca
22 Publishing 2006
After Crisis Contemporary Architectural Conditions
chair Prof. Dr. Josep Lluis Mateo ETH Zurich
Lars Müller Publisher 2011.
Radical Reconstruction
Lebbeus Woods, Alexandra Wagner, Michael Menser
Princeton Architectural Press New York, 1997.
Volume, 16,18,21,40,41,42,43
editor: Arjen Oosterman
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Pozsár Péter Dla:)...?
ma kezdem... van rá 115 napom 5 órám és 45 percem. azaz 44... mivel ez a blog kb a doktori tanulmányaimmal egy időben készült és itt tárolom a keletkezett szövegek jelentős részét talán ugy illendő hogy utolsó(?) nagy lendületét a vizsgaanyag elkészültének szenteljem. ezen túl ez az "akarat" próbája is, azaz hogy képes vagyok e ennyi idő alatt úgy befejezni az anyagot hogy azzal elégedett is legyek a végén.
terveim szerint az egész folyamatot dokumentálni fogom ebben a blogban hogy a lépések visszakereshetők a vázlatok pedig azonnal elérhetők legyenek. illetve talán a nyilvánosság is hozzásegíthet a befejezéshez amennyiben a türelmetlen, gyanitom jelenleg csak a képzeletemben létező, tömegek követelni kezdik az úgyabb és ujabb folytatásokat.
szóval részemről indulhat a menet. kezdjuk talán ezzel a citrommal amit epp most fedeztem fel a konyhában...:)
2014. november 7.
2014. október 29.
ARCHITECTURE and RESISTANCE
Apropos of nothing in particular—unless it is the general spirit of acquiescence pervading the field of architecture today—I have been thinking about the idea of architecture and resistance. Although many people might judge that my work in architecture has been nothing if not a form of resistance, I have never considered it as such. To say that you are resisting something means that you have to spend a lot of time and energy saying what that something is, in order for your resistance to make sense. Too much energy flows in the wrong direction, and you usually end up strengthening the thing you want to resist.
It seems to me that if architects really want to resist, then neither the idea nor the rhetoric of resistance has a place in it. These architects must take the initiative, beginning from a point of origin that precedes anything to be resisted, one deep within an idea of architecture itself. They can never think of themselves as resisters, or join resistance movements, or preach resistance. Rather (and this is the hard part of resistance) they must create an independent idea of both architecture and the world. It is not something that can be improvised at the barricades. It takes time and a lot of trial and error. This is only just, because the things to be resisted have not come from nowhere. They have a history built over periods of time, a kind of seriousness and weight that makes them a threat to begin with. They can only be resisted by ideas and actions of equivalent substance and momentum.
The word resist is interestingly equivocal. It is not synonymous with words of ultimate negation like ‘dismiss’ or ‘ reject.’ Instead, it implies a measured struggle that is more tactical than strategic. Living changes us, in ways we cannot predict, for the better and the worse. One looks for principles, but we are better off if we control them, not the other way around. Principles can become tyrants, foreclosing on our ability to learn. When they do, they, too, must be resisted.
RESISTANCE CHECKLIST:
Resist whatever seems inevitable.
Resist people who seem invincible.
Resist the embrace of those who have lost.
Resist the flattery of those who have won.
Resist any idea that contains the word algorithm.
Resist the idea that architecture is a building.
Resist the idea that architecture can save the world.
Resist the hope that you’ll get that big job.
Resist getting big jobs.
Resist the suggestion that you can only read Derrida in French.
Resist taking the path of least resistance.
Resist the influence of the appealing.
Resist the desire to make a design based on a piece of music.
Resist the growing conviction that They are right.
Resist the nagging feeling that They will win.
Resist the idea that you need a client to make architecture.
Resist the temptation to talk fast.
Resist anyone who asks you to design only the visible part.
Resist the idea that drawing by hand is passé.
Resist any assertion that the work of Frederick Kiesler is passé.
Resist buying an automobile of any kind.
Resist the impulse to open an office.
Resist believing that there is an answer to every question.
Resist believing that the result is the most important thing.
Resist the demand that you prove your ideas by building them.
Resist people who are satisfied.
Resist the idea that architects are master builders.
Resist accepting honors from those you do not respect.
Resist the panicky feeling that you are alone.
Resist hoping that next year will be better.
Resist the assertion that architecture is a service profession.
Resist the foregone conclusion that They have already won.
Resist the impulse to go back to square one.
Resist believing that there can be architecture without architects.
Resist accepting your fate.
Resist people who tell you to resist.
Resist the suggestion that you can do what you really want later.
Resist any idea that contains the word interface.
Resist the idea that architecture is an investment.
Resist the feeling that you should explain.
Resist the claim that history is concerned with the past.
Resist the innuendo that you must be cautious.
Resist the illusion that it is complete.
Resist the opinion that it was an accident.
Resist the judgement that it is only valid if you can do it again.
Resist believing that architecture is about designing things.
Resist the implications of security.
Resist writing what They wish you would write.
Resist assuming that the locus of power is elsewhere.
Resist believing that anyone knows what will actually happen.
Resist the accusation that you have missed the point.
Resist all claims on your autonomy.
Resist the indifference of adversaries.
Resist the ready acceptance of friends.
Resist the thought that life is simple, after all.
Resist the belated feeling that you should seek forgiveness.
Resist the desire to move to a different city.
Resist the notion that you should never compromise.
Resist any thought that contains the word should.
Resist the lessons of architecture that has already succeeded.
Resist the idea that architecture expresses something.
Resist the temptation to do it just one more time.
Resist the belief that architecture influences behavior.
Resist any idea that equates architecture and ownership.
Resist the tendency to repeat yourself.
Resist that feeling of utter exhaustion.
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