3.1Space as a Product of Bodily Movement Centre, path and threshold Peter Blundell Jones The experience of containment for every individual starts with the womb, and already there must be…
1.10Odysseus and Kalypso – at Home Peter Wilson As Vladimir Nabakov once wrote, it is not the conclusion of the story but how we get there that interests us. In…
2.2From Health to Pleasure The landscape of walking Jan Woudstra When the Englishman Richard Ford published A Handbook for Travellers in Spain (1845), he claimed that, ‘No Spaniard . ….
2.8Pedestrians and Traffic Ben Hamilton-Baillie One False Move and You’re Dead! This alarmingly stark and simple message stands alongside a close-up of a teenager’s feet on the edge of a…
2.4Soundscape and Movement Jian Kang This chapter investigates the role of acoustics in shaping the experience of movement in buildings and landscapes. Two case studies, one outdoor space and one…
2.6Moving Round the Ring Road Stephen Walker Filmstrips Photographs of the Sheffield ring road taken by the author in 2011 Downwards we hurried fast,And entered with the road which we…
4.5Diasporic Experience and the Need for Topological Methods Nishat Awan Historically, architecture has struggled with how to represent movement, as it inevitably also encapsulates time, and architectural representation has traditionally…
3.6The Automated Gardens of LunéVille From the self-moving landscape to the circuit walk1 Renata Tyszczuk And it might have been yet improved by a thought taken from one of the…
4.6Open Design Thoughts on software and the representation of movement Mark Meagher As any student of architecture soon discovers, discussion of an architectural project necessitates some means of representation, all…
4.3From Models to Movement? Reflections on some recent projects by Herzog & de Meuron Cornelia Tapparelli Model-making has been a central aspect in the work of the Swiss architectural practice…