在光的地方论早期著作

IF 0.3 4区艺术学 0 ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Pub Date : 2024-03-05 DOI:10.1002/ad.3039

Eliyahu Keller

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一个人的声音从何而来？并非所有建筑师都能在绘画和写作中找到自己的声音。埃利亚胡-凯勒（Eliyahu Keller）是以色列理工学院（Technion - Israel Institute of Technology）的建筑历史学家，他研究了勒比乌斯-伍兹（Lebbeus Woods）早期的独特风格之一：图像与文字之间不断紧张的连续性。他对伍兹的脚本进行了细致的解读，认为这些脚本涉及的是一个时代的黑暗，而不是光明。

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In Place of Light: On Early Writings

Where is one's voice to be found? Not all architects search for it in both drawing and writing. Eliyahu Keller, an architectural historian working at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, examines one of Lebbeus Woods's distinct early tropes: an ever-tense continuum between the image and the text. His ocular reading of Woods's scripts diagnoses their involvement with a darkness of an age, not its light.

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