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Speer's Berlin, like Piranesi's Campo Marzio, has ancient Roman reenactment written all over it
000116
the arch, the trope, and the reenactment
000117
the search for origins, that which is being reenacted
000120
creative mimesis, and even some very creative reenactment; who reenacted the Christian Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit by instituting the ego, id, and super-ego; stop before I start writing a reenactment novel here
000126
reenacting the Bellonarii on 20 March
000130
the beginnings of a reenactment of Le Corbusier's Palais des Congrès
000131
a reenactment of Rambles in Rome
000203
architectures as reenactionary (as opposed to reactionary); Architecture reenacts human imagination, and human imagination reenacts the way the human body is and operates. The human body and the design thereof is THE enactment. The human imagination then reenacts corporal morphology and physiology, and architecture then reenacts our reenacting imaginations.
000215
"thesis + antithesis = synthesis" reenacts almost exactly the physiological operation of metabolism; Is revolution nothing more than humanity's reenactment in imagination and deed of one of the human body's basic physiologies?
000215
human history is a reenactment of the bottom to top consecutive slices of the human body; human imagination reenacts corporal physiology
000216
the Dance of Shiva is a reenactment of metabolism; Romulus and Remus reenacted metabolism; Hegel's notion of synthesis is a reenactment of metabolism; Revolution is a reenactment of metabolism; capitalism as "creative destruction" is a reenactment of metabolism; human cloning may well come to represent humanity's most extreme reenactment of metabolism
000216
a theory (chronosomatics) whereby human imagination reenacts corporal physiology and/or morphology; further theorize the operative modes of imagination in turn are reenacted in architecture; an architecture that reenacts the osmotic imagination
000218
reenactment's most inescapable limit is that it can never be as original as that which it reenacts
000218
perhaps all abstractions are highly idealized reenactments of reality, rather than reality being a reenactment of highly idealized abstractions
000228
reenactionary notes
000304
reenactionary urbanism
000306
Church of the New Jerusalem as reenactment architecture; as if to say mortals cannot reenact God's perfection; reenacting Stirling's Marburg Bank design; reenactments at Princeton University; reenactments at the University of Pennsylvania
000306
reenactment in Philadelphia
000308
comparison reenactment between the buildings of Ludwig II of Bavaria and the Pitcairn buildings at Bryn Athyn
000311
"reenactments of otherwise eyes"
000316
the varying degrees of seperation that always come with reenactments
000321
a Gesamptkunst reenacting a battle against time
000322
Gesamptkunstwerks that reenact absolute monarchy
000322
Ludwig and Otto -- architects of reenactment
000323
with reenactment comes a clearer understanding of authenticity versus inauthenticity
000324
Plato exercised reenactment in many of his texts
000324
thwarted royalty and reenactment
000404
reenacting I can't stand the sight of blood
000406
even a reenactment would fall far, far short of the original event
000406
that comprise a reenactment plan of ancient Rome
000409
model building as reenactment
000409
the story of reenactment as well as architecture museum
000417
theming is not the same thing as reenactment, but there is definitely a relation between the two
000808
an evocative and provocative reenactment of Le Corbusier's Maison l'Homme
000814
Constantinople reenacting Rome; the death of Crispus reenacting Abraham and Issac; reenacting Piranesi and Adams; reenacting the Passion
000816
Tourism Revisited and the overriding notion of reenactment
000824
Hejduk reenactments
000907
reenactment season
001006
reenactionary Parkway; Subsequent Steps: The Architecture of Reenactment
001024
human imaginations reenact corporal morphology and physiology
001027
inverted reality into a reenactment of its own illusory mirror; theater is one of the earliest forms of (man made) reenactment
001117
architecture after 1637 is reenactionary, specifically reenacting the Baroque 'play'
001128
Quondam Eventualities: Triumphs, Promenades and Reenactments
001201
Philadelphia is a Roman colonial camp reenactment
001205
reenacting Helena, collecting "sacred wood"
001212
That's rape, then rape reenacted, then Eternal City!
001218
mental conception reenacts physical conception
001223
is not your "grasping an order" a reenactment of "to take or lay hold of"?
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