The Architecture Of Disability: Buildings Cities And Landscapes Beyond Access David Gissen University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

A Radical Critique Of Architecture That Places Disability At The Heart Built Environment Critiques Usually Emphasize Need For Modification And Increased Access But Calls Reorientation This Perspective By Situating Experiences Impairment As New Foundation With Its Provocative Proposal \ Construction Book Fundamentally Reconsiders How We Conceive Experience In Our World Stressing Connection Between Architectural Form Capacities Human Body David Gissen Demonstrates Haunts History Practice Examining Various Historic Sites Landscape Designs Urban Spaces He Deconstructs Prevailing Functionalist Approach To Accommodating Disabled People Instead Asserts Physical Capacity Is Essential Conception All Designed Space Recontextualizing Through Discourse Presents Unique Challenge Current Modes Theory Education Envisioning An Design Fully Integrates Persons Into Production It Advocates Looking Beyond Traditional Notions Accessibility Shows Certain Incapacities Can Offer Us Means Positively Reimagine Roots Σελίδες: 224 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm