Mathias Klotz - Portfolio
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Showing posts with label Portfolio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portfolio. Show all posts
Friday, June 22, 2018
Thursday, June 7, 2018
The Portfolio and the Diagram: Architecture, Discourse, and Modernity in America
The Portfolio and the Diagram:
Architecture, Discourse, and Modernity in America
PDF | 403 pages | 5.1 MB
The Portfolio and the Diagram is about the changing ways architects see, read, and use the words and images of architectural publications. Architects today do not use the glossy photographs of magazines in the same way that nineteenth-century architects mobilized the drawings in the grand folios.
The Portfolio and the Diagram is about the changing ways architects see, read, and use the words and images of architectural publications. Architects today do not use the glossy photographs of magazines in the same way that nineteenth-century architects mobilized the drawings in the grand folios.
The images have changed, and so have the ways in which they are used. The book begins with an outline of the academic discipline and the mimetic practice of the portfolio, established in America during the late nineteenth century.
World War I triggered a historical process that resulted in the demise of the portfolio and the emergence of the discourse of the diagram. The Beaux Arts-trained architects had fashioned their discipline through the meticulous object-centered images of the portfolio. The discourse of the diagram provided a new range of possibility in the architect’s relation to words, images, and buildings.
More than the diagram itself, more than the province of narrow-minded functionalists, the discourse of the diagram is a complex formation of texts, concepts, and modes of representation. Concerned less with constructing a new kind of modernism than with understanding the boundaries and structures of modernity, the book is a history of modern architecture as a discursive practice and its striving to become a viable discipline.
Friday, October 28, 2016
The Portfolio and the Diagram
The Portfolio and the Diagram :
Architecture, Discourse, and Modernity in America.
2002 | PDF | 403 pages | 5.1 MB
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
The Portfolio and the Diagram : Architecture, Discourse, and Modernity in America
The Portfolio and the Diagram : Architecture, Discourse, and Modernity in America
Hyungmin Pai,
Publisher: The MIT Press | 2002 | | PDF | 403 pages | 5.1 MB
The Portfolio and the Diagram is about the changing ways architects see, read, and use the words and images of architectural publications. Architects today do not use the glossy photographs of magazines in the same way that nineteenth-century architects mobilized the drawings in the grand folios. The images have changed, and so have the ways in which they are used. The book begins with an outline of the academic discipline and the mimetic practice of the portfolio, established in America during the late nineteenth century. World War I triggered a historical process that resulted in the demise of the portfolio and the emergence of the discourse of the diagram. The Beaux Arts-trained architects had fashioned their discipline through the meticulous object-centered images of the portfolio. The discourse of the diagram provided a new range of possibility in the architect’s relation to words, images, and buildings. More than the diagram itself, more than the province of narrow-minded functionalists, the discourse of the diagram is a complex formation of texts, concepts, and modes of representation. Concerned less with constructing a new kind of modernism than with understanding the boundaries and structures of modernity, the book is a history of modern architecture as a discursive practice and its striving to become a viable discipline.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
The Portfolio and the Diagram
"The Portfolio and the Diagram: Architecture, Discourse, and Modernity in America"
Hyungmin Pai,
Publisher: The MIT Press | 2002 | PDF | 403 pages | 5.1 MB
Hyungmin Pai,
Publisher: The MIT Press | 2002 | PDF | 403 pages | 5.1 MB
The Portfolio and the Diagram is about the changing ways architects see, read, and use the words and images of architectural publications. Architects today do not use the glossy photographs of magazines in the same way that nineteenth-century architects mobilized the drawings in the grand folios. The images have changed, and so have the ways in which they are used. The book begins with an outline of the academic discipline and the mimetic practice of the portfolio, established in America during the late nineteenth century. World War I triggered a historical process that resulted in the demise of the portfolio and the emergence of the discourse of the diagram. The Beaux Arts-trained architects had fashioned their discipline through the meticulous object-centered images of the portfolio. The discourse of the diagram provided a new range of possibility in the architect’s relation to words, images, and buildings. More than the diagram itself, more than the province of narrow-minded functionalists, the discourse of the diagram is a complex formation of texts, concepts, and modes of representation. Concerned less with constructing a new kind of modernism than with understanding the boundaries and structures of modernity, the book is a history of modern architecture as a discursive practice and its striving to become a viable discipline.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Developing and Maintaining a Design-Tech Portfolio: A Guide for Theatre, Film & TV
"Developing and Maintaining a Design-Tech Portfolio: A Guide for Theatre, Film & TV"
Rafael Jaen,
Focal Press | 2006-09-18 | ISBN 024080712X | PDF | Pages 200 | 15 MB
This book is a practical guide to aid in the process of creating, developing and presenting successful Theatre/TV/Film design/technology portfolios in the fields of scenery, costumes, lighting and sound. The book will consist of four sections or chapters. The first section is dedicated to the realization of effective portfolio showcases and it will identify materials and techniques used to produce them. This chapter will also identify specific requirements by discipline including scenery, costumes, lighting and sound and will cover the different portfolio requirements to apply for graduate school, jobs in the field, professional organizations and for promotional purposes. The second section is dedicated to the development and use of digital portfolios and it will look at the different software used in this area. The third chapter is about presentation and marketing and it will describe how to develop personal presentation techniques, resume, business card, and web pages. Finally, the fourth section offers key information in regards to the maintenance and updating of portfolios. Each chapter will feature real samples from the professional field and a page of "do's and don'ts" with comments from experts in each design-tech discipline.
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