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Dogma's research into the architecture of the room is part of an ongoing exploration into domestic space that the Brussels-based office have been pursuing since 2012 through various design projects and publications. Far from being a constant, unvarying architectural form, the room is the product of specific historical circumstances and is therefore always undergoing transformation and change. The architecture of the room is related to one of the most controversial and problematic issues of human history: the domestication of society. The form of the room subtly conveys the ways in which individuals have been differentiated and defined as subjects, with concomitant gender and class associations

Dogma --- Aureli, Pier Vittorio --- Tattara, Martino --- 747 --- 72.017 --- Interieurarchitectuur --- Interieurinrichting --- Ruimte (architectuur) --- 72.07 --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- 728.1 --- 741:72 --- 749.013 --- Architectuurtekeningen ; grondplannen ; typologie ; kamers --- Interieurs ; inrichting ; woonruimtes --- Dogma ; Martino Tattara ; Pier Vittorio Aureli --- Woningbouw ; woonhuizen --- Tekenkunst ; architectuurtekeningen --- Meubelkunst en design ; proportie, symmetrie, harmonie --- Architecture --- Interior decoration --- History. --- Aureli, Pier Vittorio., --- Tattara, Martino., --- Architecture, Domestic --- Architecture domestique --- Designs and plans --- Dessins et plans --- Dogma (Architectural office) --- Private houses --- dwellings --- architectural firms --- Dogma [Brussels] --- Pièce de l'habitation --- Dessin d'architecture --- Histoire de l'habitat --- Woolf, Virginia

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Architecture --- architectuur --- Kempen (B) --- architectural firms --- Dogma [Brussels]

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The platform is not only a way of raising buildings or people from the ground, but also an architectural form that redefines and negotiates the way in which the ground itself is made inhabitable.While often seen as a symbol of power, the platform has also served as a gathering place: a point of orientation and exchange among communities. Its use as an architectural archetype is common to many cultures and different ages, and yet very little has been written about it. One of the few texts on the architecture of the platform is the 1959 essay "Platforms and Plateaus' by Jørn Utzon, which is republished at the end of this book. Expanding and problematizing Utzon's appraisal of the platform as an architectural idea, our research aims at building a more systematic and critical enquiry into this archetype.The book 'Platforms' consists of an introductory essay and 30 case-studies of platform architecture through images, axonometric drawings and short texts. It also includes drawings and images of "Primary', a prototype for a public gathering space designed and built in a marginal urban location in Sharjah as part of Right of Future Generations, the Sharjah Architecture Triennial curated by Adrian Lahoud in 2019.

Architectural firms --- Architecture --- Agences d'architecture --- History --- Histoire --- Aureli, Pier Vittorio --- Tattara, Martino, --- Dogma (Architectural office) --- Dogma --- Lahoud, Adrian --- 72.01 --- platforms --- plateaus --- Architectuurtheorie --- Architectuuresthetica --- Plateforme --- Construction --- Histoire de l'architecture --- 72.07 --- 72.049 --- 741:72 --- 692.6 --- Dogma ; gesticht te Brussel in 2002 --- Dogma ; Martino Tattara ; Pier Vittorio Aureli --- Platformen ; plateaus --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- Architectuur ; verschillende onderwerpen --- Tekenkunst ; architectuurtekeningen --- Constructie-elementen van gebouwen ; trappen, liften, leuningen --- Perception de l'espace

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For his Master Thesis in Urbanism and Spatial Planning, Andreas De Boeck (Faculty of Architecture, KU Leuven, Campus Sint-Lucas Ghent) developed a reflection around the theories of Alexander d’Hooghe (ORG) (‘A Vision for Brussels, Capital of Europe’ 2004) and Dogma (‘Brussel: A Manifesto Towards the Capital of Europe’ 2006) attempting to address the subject of city and urbanism from an architectural point of view.