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Drawing : the motive force of architecture

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Chichester John wiley & sons 2014Edition: 2nd EditionDescription: 248pISBN:
  • 9781118700648
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 720.222 COO 20745 20745
Summary: "The Motive Force of Architecture" by Sir Peter Cook delves into the intersection of architecture and its conceptual underpinnings, exploring the driving forces that shape architectural design and spaces. In the second edition, Cook expands upon his original ideas, reflecting on the evolution of architectural thought and practice. He discusses the role of innovation, technology, and the artist's vision in forging unique architectural experiences and environments. The book is both a personal manifesto and a broader commentary on the state of architecture, intending to inspire architects to embrace creativity and approach design with imagination. Through a series of essays and illustrations, Cook encourages readers to consider how architectural motives can reflect cultural narratives and contribute to societal progress.
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"The Motive Force of Architecture" by Sir Peter Cook delves into the intersection of architecture and its conceptual underpinnings, exploring the driving forces that shape architectural design and spaces. In the second edition, Cook expands upon his original ideas, reflecting on the evolution of architectural thought and practice. He discusses the role of innovation, technology, and the artist's vision in forging unique architectural experiences and environments. The book is both a personal manifesto and a broader commentary on the state of architecture, intending to inspire architects to embrace creativity and approach design with imagination. Through a series of essays and illustrations, Cook encourages readers to consider how architectural motives can reflect cultural narratives and contribute to societal progress.

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