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Learning From Decay Essays On The Aesthetics Of Architectural Dereliction And Its Consumption Max Ryynanen

Name: Learning From Decay Essays On The Aesthetics Of Architectural Dereliction And Its Consumption Max Ryynanen
SKU: BELL-43473104
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Learning From Decay Essays On The Aesthetics Of Architectural Dereliction And Its Consumption Max Ryynanen instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang Gmbh, Internationaler Verlag Der Wissenschaften

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.37 MB

Pages: 118

Author: Max Ryynanen, Zoltan Somhegyi

ISBN: 9783631745113, 3631745117

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Learning From Decay Essays On The Aesthetics Of Architectural Dereliction And Its Consumption Max Ryynanen by Max Ryynanen, Zoltan Somhegyi 9783631745113, 3631745117 instant download after payment.

Architectural decay as well as the reasons, effects, appearance and representation of ruination have always been important sources of understanding the state of our culture. The essays in this co-written book offer broad perspectives on the potential of ruins, on the use and appropriation of derelict architecture and on the aesthetics and also touristification of places by analysing a variety of phenomena in the range from classical to fake ruins, from historic city centres to hot dog stands, from debris to theme parks. The survey travels from Tallin through Venice and Istanbul to Beirut, discussing among others actual spaces, allegorical monuments and nostalgic aestheticisations of the past in high and popular culture, thus showing numerous inspiring opportunities of learning from decay.