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In Heidegger's work, the immaterial structures of human existence link our “everyday” activities to those moments that are extraordinary. Architectural design activates these relationships when a designer welcomes the uncertainty, contingency, and vulnerability that are fundamental to one's being. A designer's understanding of and involvement in these immaterial structures may foster achievements that are often obstructed by a narrower, goal-driven focus and point the way toward a richer built environment.
In Heidegger's work, the immaterial structures of human existence link our “everyday” activities to those moments that are extraordinary. Architectural design activates these relationships when a designer welcomes the uncertainty, contingency, and vulnerability that are fundamental to one's being. A designer's understanding of and involvement in these immaterial structures may foster achievements that are often obstructed by a narrower, goal-driven focus and point the way toward a richer built environment.
Immaterial Structures
Teal, Randall (author)
Journal of Architectural Education ; 62 ; 14-23
2008-11-01
10 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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