Elkadi, Hisham and Lozanovska, Mirjana 2011, Diversity and architecture, in Diversity research and policy : a multidisciplinary exploration, Amsterdam University press, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, pp.99-116.
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Architecture can be defined as the art and tectonics of place making. The discipline of architecture involves a broad set of practices including design of the built environment, development of architectural projects either community~ based or oriented towards a (private) client, and advisory work for governments. Architecture also involves a wide spectrum of knowledge including urban design and urban planning, and a variety of architectural ideas, theories and movements. Various dominant ideologies have manifested themselves in built form, whereas other, marginal cultural parameters have emerged in the vernacular or traditional architecture. Architecture is considered the medium through which society is organised and materialised. It resonates with symbolic meaning as well as pragmatic order through built places.
ISBN
9789048513970 9789085550440
Language
eng
Field of Research
120199 Architecture not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective
959999 Cultural Understanding not elsewhere classified