Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests

In this study I aim to unveil the changes in competition architecture by examining the new trends within the rhetoric of competition submissions to reveal how the user is represented in open competition architecture texts. I also aim to reveal that although symbolic appearances are still an importan...

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Main Author: Kirilova, Nadia
Format: Thesis (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2016
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36214/
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description In this study I aim to unveil the changes in competition architecture by examining the new trends within the rhetoric of competition submissions to reveal how the user is represented in open competition architecture texts. I also aim to reveal that although symbolic appearances are still an important aspect in the manuscripts, there seem to be a number of relatively new priorities taken into consideration such as openness, flexibility and transparency. Last but not least, special attention is paid to the removal of power effects in design of visual appearances, form and through organisation of space.
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spelling nottingham-362142025-02-28T13:32:39Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36214/ Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests Kirilova, Nadia In this study I aim to unveil the changes in competition architecture by examining the new trends within the rhetoric of competition submissions to reveal how the user is represented in open competition architecture texts. I also aim to reveal that although symbolic appearances are still an important aspect in the manuscripts, there seem to be a number of relatively new priorities taken into consideration such as openness, flexibility and transparency. Last but not least, special attention is paid to the removal of power effects in design of visual appearances, form and through organisation of space. 2016-12-14 Thesis (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en cc_by https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36214/1/RHETORIC%20IN%20COMPETITION%20ARCHITECTURE.pdf Kirilova, Nadia (2016) Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests. MRes thesis, University of Nottingham. competition architecture organisation of space user centrality open architectural contests individual expression contemporary architecture architecture competition narratives rhetoric postmodernism
spellingShingle competition architecture
organisation of space
user centrality
open architectural contests
individual expression
contemporary architecture
architecture competition narratives
rhetoric
postmodernism
Kirilova, Nadia
Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests
title Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests
title_full Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests
title_fullStr Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests
title_full_unstemmed Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests
title_short Rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests
title_sort rhetoric in competition architecture: a case study of user centrality, organisation of space and context in open architectural contests
topic competition architecture
organisation of space
user centrality
open architectural contests
individual expression
contemporary architecture
architecture competition narratives
rhetoric
postmodernism
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/36214/