Name: Mobility of the Line
Brand: Birkhäuser
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ISBN: 9783034608244

Die Linie ist das konstitutive Moment jeder Zeichnung und bildet somit f&#252;r den Gestalter &#8211; ob in der Architektur, in der Kunst, im St&#228;dtebau oder auch im Design &#8211; das zentrale Element des Entwurfs. Sie l&#228;sst sich nicht auf ein rein lineares System reduzieren, sondern wirkt in einem komplexen, bewegten Gebilde, das den Betrachter auf unterschiedlichen Ebenen anspricht &#8211; sowohl bewusst als auch suggestiv. Ob analog oder digital, sie ist mobil, indem sie sich auf der Fl&#228;che entfaltet: als Gerade, schlangen- und zickzackf&#246;rmig, geknickt, unterbrochen oder gar unsichtbar. Das Buch f&#252;hrt Seite f&#252;r Seite die Vielschichtigkeit der Linie vor Augen: anhand von faszinierenden Beispielen aus Architektur, Design und Kunst ebenso wie in Interviews mit Gestaltern und Essays verschiedener Autoren. Die Herausgeberin, Ivana Wingham, ist ausgebildete Architektin der Architectural Associaton London und lehrt derzeit als Senior Lecturer und Subject Leader of Master in Architectural Studies an der University of Brighton, UK.

The line is the constitutive element of every drawing and forms the core element of any design &#8211; for art, architecture, urban design or design in general. It resists reduction to simple linearity, but rather takes on complex and dynamic forms that attract the viewer in various ways, both consciously and suggestively. Whether analogue or digital, line is mobile as the forces, movements and effects that line produce are different for each type of line: straight, meandering, interrupted or even invisible. The book is a stimulating celebration of the manifold aspects of line, using unique examples from architecture, design and art, combining interviews with designers and essays by various authors. Ivana Wingham is an architect and academic. She is Head of Architecture Programme at Brighton University, UK. She completed her undergraduate studies in Architecture at the University of Belgrade, Serbia, moved to UK and continued her postgraduate studies at the Architectural Association, became registered architect and completed her Ph.D. at the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL, London.

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Mobility of the Line

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     Die vielschichtige Pr&#228;senz der LinieDie Linie ist das konstitutive Moment jeder Zeichnung und bildet somit f&#252;r den Gestalter &#8211; ob in der Architektur, in der Kunst, im St&#228;dtebau oder auch im Design &#8211; das zentrale Element des Entwurfs. Sie l&#228;sst sich nicht auf ein rein lineares System reduzieren, sondern wirkt in einem komplexen, bewegten Gebilde, das den Betrachter auf unterschiedlichen Ebenen anspricht &#8211; sowohl bewusst als auch suggestiv. Ob analog oder digital, sie ist mobil, indem sie sich auf der Fl&#228;che entfaltet: als Gerade, schlangen- und zickzackf&#246;rmig, geknickt, unterbrochen oder gar unsichtbar.Das Buch f&#252;hrt Seite f&#252;r Seite die Vielschichtigkeit der Linie vor Augen: anhand von faszinierenden Beispielen aus Architektur, Design und Kunst ebenso wie in Interviews mit Gestaltern und Essays verschiedener Autoren.Die Herausgeberin, Ivana Wingham, ist ausgebildete Architektin der Architectural Associaton London und lehrt derzeit als Senior Lecturer und Subject Leader of Master in Architectural Studies an der University of Brighton, UK.      Faszinierendes Abbildungsmaterial aus Architektur, Design und Kunst Mit Beitr&#228;gen von Ricardo Scofidio, Anthony McCall, Diana Agrest, Monika Grzymala und Marco Frascari

     Die vielschichtige Pr&#228;senz der LinieDie Linie ist das konstitutive Moment jeder Zeichnung und bildet somit f&#252;r den Gestalter 