The Ephemerality between the Scenographic and Monumental Architecture – Part II

Abstract

DOI: 10.51456/IJEIT.2020.v10i04.002 Page 7 Abstract— Architecture, as a science, presents great visibility in urban spaces. Understanding the continuity from past shapes represent insights on ancient times, societies, one intends to analyze which factors determine such continuity. The main aim will be to consider architecture as a continuity element, emphasizing its position on urban settings, i.e., urban visibility. In the urban space, one finds the difference between what endured over time and new constructions. The current urban reality will then become the synthesis between transformations conducted on pre-existence or new constructions. Beginning by framing an urban space with monumental relations and ephemeral representations, one intends to approach architecture under a broad perspective, while not overlooking theoretical and historical relations underlying to the place from a scholastic point of view and trying to analyze the architectures’ work together with accumulated problems or transformations that take place with less theoretical and scholastic visibility.