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Ana-blog
analogue; a physical object or quan� ty used to measure or represent
another quan� ty
blog; (abbrevia� on for “web-log”) a website where entries are wri! en
in chronological order and commonly displayed in reverse chronological
order
Ana-blog was a physical forum for sharing and discussing
ideas in the Material studio. The exercise lead to the
iden! fi ca! on of common themes within our work.
mAtlas outlines these themes by analysing and documen! ng
the process involved.
mAtlasm a t e r i a l 1 0 / 1 1
Darragh Quinn
Emily Kehoe Smith
Esmaeil Bemena
Jayne Thompson
Khalid Al-Shairrawi
Kirs! n Zuk
Lewis Benmore
Louise Wylie
Stephen McCullough
Thomas Hetherington
Zainab Aryan
Landscape
Narra� ve
Mapping
Memory
Process
Culture
Posi� oning
Themes
LandscapeCulture
Posi oningNarra ve
Thema� c Distribu� on
Mapping Memory
Process
Thema� c Links
Darragh
Emily
Eshmaiel
Jayne
Khalid
Kirs n
Lewis
Louise
Stephen
Thomas
Zainab
Individual Posts
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Regions
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a
Ref:
Lund & Slaa� o Arkitekter; Informa� on Book,Statsbygg,Oslo, 1998
Protec� ve Structure for Hamar Cathedrals Ruins
Lund & Slaa� o Arkitekter
Posted by: Emily
Process
a
Adjus� ng Founda� ons
John Hejduk
Posted by: Jayne
Narra� ve
Ref:
Hejduk, John, Adjus� ng Founda� ons, Monacelli Press, New York 1995.
a
Fluidcity
Dominic Stevens
Posted by: Darragh
Landscape
Ref:
Stevens D., Rural, Mermaid Turbulence, Leitrim, 2007
a
Narra� ve
Signal tower detail
Belmullet, Co. Mayo
Posted by: Emily
Ref:
Photograph by Emily Kehoe Smith
a
Process
Narra� ve
Typologies
Bernd and Hilla Becher
Posted by: Emily
Ref:
Becher, B. and H. Typologies, The MIT Press, London, 2003
b
b
Posi� oning
Landscape
Landscape with a church and village
Jacob Van Ruisdael 1665-1670
Posted by: Lewis
Ref:
Sverre Fehn ‘Building On The Horizon’
b
Posi� oning
Landscape
Fogo Island Long Studio
Saunders
Posted by: Zainab
Ref:
www.archdaily.com/95325/fogo-island-long-studio-saunders-architecture
b
Landscape
Posi� oning
Irish Signal Tower (1806)
Glosh Hill, Co. Mayo, Ireland
Posted by: Emily
Ref:
Photograph by Emily Kehoe Smith
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c
Ref:
Eisenman P., Blurred zones :inves� ga� ons of the inters� � al, Monacelli Press, New York, 2003
City of Culture, Galicia
Peter Eisenmann
Posted by: Kirs� n
Landscape
c
Ref:
Simon & Tom Bloor, The Fascina� on of Islands, Exhibi� on Pamphlet, 2011
The Fascina� on of Islands
Simon & Tom Bloor
Posted by: Darragh
Posi� oning
Memory
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d
Ref:
Juhani Pallasmaa: The Thinking Hand existen� al and embodied wisdom in architecture
[Chichester : Wiley, 2009.]
The working hand
Gerrit Thomas Rietveld, Sonsbeek Sculpture Pavilion, Arnhem, 1954
Posted by: Stephen
Process
d
Rachel Whiteread
House - 1993
Posted by: Tom
Narra� ve
Memory
Ref:
Lingwood J., Rachel Whiteread :house, Phaidon Press, 1995.
d
Ref:
Ingold, T. Lines: A Brief History, Routledge. 2007
Lines
Tim Ingold, 2007
Posted by: Emily
Mapping
d
Ref:
h� p://www.ps� .com/2010/02/pic-the-dovecote-studio.html
The Dovecote Studio
Haworth Tompkins
Posted by: Zainab
Narra! ve
e
e
Ref:
Geddes P., Ci� es in Evolu� on, 1915, William & Norgate, London, 1915
Patrick Geddes
Ci� es in Evolu� on
Posted by: Darragh
Culture
Mapping
Landscape
e
Ref:
Meret Oppenheim :from breakfast in fur and back again, Bielefeld : Kerber Verlag, 2003
Furry Cup
Meret Oppenheim
Posted by: Khalid
Posi! oning
e
Ref:
Loos, A. and Le Corbusier, Raumplan versus Plan Libre, 010 Publishers, Ro� erdam, 2008
sketch of the ‘pe� t maison’ on lake leman
Le Corbusier
Posted by: Emily
Landscape
Posi! oning
e
Ref:
Shaw N., Highland Landscape Aesthe� cs, University of Dundee, Dundee, 2003Publishers, Ro� erdam, 2008
Sonorous Map (Wester Ross)
Norman Shaw
Posted by: Darragh
Landscape
Mapping
e
Ref:
Freud S., Hogarth Press, London, 1973
Civilisa� on and its Discontents
Sigmund Freud
Posted by: Khalid
Posi! oning
e
Ref:
Leatherbarrow D. and Mostafavi M., Surface Architecture, MIT Press, Cambridge MA, 2002
Window Wall
Le Corbusier
Posted by: Esmaeil
Posi! oning
f
f
Ref:
Kuma K. , AA Publishers, London, 2007
An� -Object
Kengo Kuma
Posted by: Kirs! n
Landscape
Posi! oning
‘One may
enclose space
with walls
and bury it
underground,
but
architecture
is always
connected to
the world’
f
Ref:
Hiezer M., Effi gy Tumuli, Harry Abrams Publishing, New York, 1990
Double Nega� ve
Michael Heizer
Posted by: Kirs! n
Landscape
‘The actual
disrup! on of
the earths
crust is at
! mes very
compelling.’
g
g
Ref:
Quinn D., Design Research Unit, Dundee, 2010
Ideas Made Manifest
DRU Exhibit
Posted by: Darragh
Process
g
Ref:
Photograph by Stephen McCullough
Perth City Archives
Posted by: Stephen
Memory
Narra! ve
g
Ref:
Steinmann M., Reality as History, A+U, 1976
Reality As History
Mar� n Steinmann
Posted by: Khalid
Memory
-notes for a discussion of realism in architecture
“nowadays, complained Mr.K., countless people pride themselves on being able to write thick books
all alone, and this meets with the general approval (…) There is no thought then which could be
adopted and no formulation of a thought then which could be quoted. How little they need to do so!
A pen and a bit of paper is all they can present! And without help, only with the pitiful material that
a single man carry in his arms, they erect their huts! The largest buildings they know are the ones
that can be built by a single man!
“nowadays, complained Mr.K., countless people pride themselves on being able to write thick books
all alone, and this meets with the general approval (…) There is no thought then which could be
adopted and no formulation of a thought then which could be quoted. How little they need to do so!
A pen and a bit of paper is all they can present! And without help, only with the pitiful material that
a single man carry in his arms, they erect their huts! The largest buildings they know are the ones
that can be built by a single man!
h
h
Ref:
Aldo Rossi, translated by Finch Allibone. Aldo Rossi Architect. Milan: Electa Spa - Milano, 1987
Theatre of Science
Aldo Rossi
Posted by: Khalid
Memory
h
Ref:
Watson A., and Cocker D., Leaving Jericho, John David Mooney Founda� on, Chicago, 2003
Oral Transmission - Sketches
Arthur Watson
Posted by: Darragh
Culture
Process
h
Ref:
Buzas, Stefan: Sir John Soane’s Museum, London. [Berlin : Ernst Wasmuth Verlag, 1994]
Soane Museum
John Soane
Posted by: Stephen
Culture
Process