Poetic Perception in Built Environment - Anchoring Local Context within Contemporary Architecture

Ya Wei Kong; Yun Xia; Li Na Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.99-100.38

Paper Titles

Analysis on Architectural Bamboo Surface
p.21

Evolution Process of Residential Xiaoyuan Space Forms over the Past 60 Years - The Case Study of Residential Xiaoyuan in Jiaodong Coastal Areas and the Rural Areas in Yantai Longkou
p.26

The Analysis of Geological Condition of Hada Mount’s Water Control Project
p.30

The Innovation Research about Family of Three’s “Extreme Living Product" in the Context of High Housing Price
p.34

Poetic Perception in Built Environment - Anchoring Local Context within Contemporary Architecture
p.38

Discuss the Loss of Traditional Culture in Modern Architecture
p.42

The Conceptual Design of High-Rise Structures
p.46

Study on Strength Properties of Reinforced Expensive Soils with Failured Material
p.51

Performance Language of Glass in Architecture Designing
p.55

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Poetic Perception in Built Environment - Anchoring Local Context within Contemporary Architecture

Abstract:

Based on the relationship of local context and contemporary architecture, perception of body is the key issue to experience in built environment. Through architect Steven Holl’s phenomenological concept and typical work Sifang Contemporary Art Museum, which introduces the perceptual experience of traditional Chinese Garden into international form, this paper explores to anchoring local context within contemporary architecture.