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Dear Sukanta
These key items are what has been introduced as the syllabus for the
course Form and Space in our booklet of Design course description,
which had been composed in 1994. Teachers are expected to design their
lecture or exercises based on the items introduced in Booklet.
Unfortunately I don't have any access to the authors of these courses
so I can't give you more explanations.
The reason I opened up this discussion was that maybe there are some
researchers worldwide who could be reminded of some activities or
resources regarding what they see by these Items. Mostly these Items
would be listed under title Form Studies, I think. I can imagine there
were some form studies courses in Ulm School of Design. And also there
are now valuable resources for Study of Form from Semantic point of
View such as these resources :
Ian Brown , Christopher (1999): Product Semantics, the style of
Information age ?. Doctoral Dissertation, Nottingham Trent University.
Krippendorff,Klaus( 2006) : the Semantic Turn, a new foundation for
Design. New York , Taylor & Francis Group.
However I was wondering if there are some more specific resources
regarding these topics. Maybe members who have some background in
architecture could also inspire us with how they study form and the
methods.
Bests
Alireza
--
Alireza Ajdari, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor in Industrial Design,
Department of Industrial Design,
University of Tehran ,Iran.
Cell : +98 936 046 7986
Tel : +98 21 66415867
> Dear Alireza,
>
> It is interesting. There is a request, is it possible to see more in
> detail about
> a. Structure of Form?
> b. Shaping and Formation of Form based on Specific Function?
> c. Internal and External Functional Relation.?
> d. Spatial Relation of Form in Stability and in Motion?
> e. Analysis of Forms of a Whole Set ( with each other and in
> relation to their surrounding space whether natural or artificial)?
>
> If you kindly share your experience, it will be better.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sukanta
> India
>
Dear Sukanta
These key items are what has been introduced as the syllabus for the
course Form and Space in our booklet of Design course description,
which had been composed in 1994. Teachers are expected to design their
lecture or exercises based on the items introduced in Booklet.
Unfortunately I don't have any access to the authors of these courses
so I can't give you more explanations.
The reason I opened up this discussion was that maybe there are some
researchers worldwide who could be reminded of some activities or
resources regarding what they see by these Items. Mostly these Items
would be listed under title Form Studies, I think. I can imagine there
were some form studies courses in Ulm School of Design. And also there
are now valuable resources for Study of Form from Semantic point of
View such as these resources :
Ian Brown , Christopher (1999): Product Semantics, the style of
Information age ?. Doctoral Dissertation, Nottingham Trent University.
Krippendorff,Klaus( 2006) : the Semantic Turn, a new foundation for
Design. New York , Taylor & Francis Group.
However I was wondering if there are some more specific resources
regarding these topics. Maybe members who have some background in
architecture could also inspire us with how they study form and the
methods.
Bests
Alireza
--
Alireza Ajdari, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor in Industrial Design,
Department of Industrial Design,
University of Tehran ,Iran.
Cell : +98 936 046 7986
Tel : +98 21 66415867
> Dear Alireza,
>
> It is interesting. There is a request, is it possible to see more in
> detail about
> a. Structure of Form?
> b. Shaping and Formation of Form based on Specific Function?
> c. Internal and External Functional Relation.?
> d. Spatial Relation of Form in Stability and in Motion?
> e. Analysis of Forms of a Whole Set ( with each other and in
> relation to their surrounding space whether natural or artificial)?
>
> If you kindly share your experience, it will be better.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sukanta
> India
>
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