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Figure ground theory applied Roger Trancik: Finding Lost Space Peter Bosselmann: Representation of Places LAR 220 Fall 2007 Lorn Clement.

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1 Figure ground theory applied Roger Trancik: Finding Lost Space Peter Bosselmann: Representation of Places LAR 220 Fall 2007 Lorn Clement

2 Copenhagan New City Spaces

3 See: New City Spaces

4 Ayers Saint Gross Architects http://www.asg-architects.com/ Campus planning and design as one of several areas of expertise Research tool -- comparisons of campus environments through figure-ground maps

5 David Werner (3 slides)

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8 Roger Trancik, Finding Lost Space Chapter 4 Summary Let us add (4) Ecological theory: water, topography, solar and wind considerations…

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10 Spatial sequence

11 Urban patterns

12 Urban pattern

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14 Solids and Voids (DV)

15 A:FSO vocabulary (review by graphic expression vs. written tests…watch the spelling…)

16 Core area plan oblique w/ ink (JP)

17 Core area paraline dwg. SketchUp (DV)

18 Concept diagram (parti)

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