Volumetric History Epistemic Permutations of Architectural Re/Construction

DC I/O 2021 Poster by MELINDA BOGNÁR.

Abstract

Usually, the evaluation of architectural works is missing the common ground, the shared coordinate system. Artefacts are graded in a subjective manner, thus the message can be easily lost in different un- understanding. In terms of reconstruction, the evaluation is even more diverse, especially if the new artefact should be considered as a copy of the original or a copy of the idea or even a new independent creation. Where the third layer is always the way of perception depending on the viewer. Which can turn upside down the original formula.

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Reference

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47330/DCIO.2021.VQOI1604

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