Transformative space

Waters, Peter (2014) Transformative space. University for the Creative Arts, Farnham. ISBN 9780992733643

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Transformative space (5MB)
Creators:
Waters, Peter
Description/Abstract:

The impermanence of space is a fundamental for interior designers – the reappraisal of buildings designed for one purpose or a particular age redefined to meet the demands of another. Transformative space can have many meanings; the transformation of a building, the impact on a person entering into a space, space where new ideas emerge from. The three projects outlined within this publication touch upon one or more aspects of the above, exploring transition and change (liminality), the superimposition of multiple spatialities (heterotopia) and the possibilities offered by dissolving spatial boundaries; enhanced social interaction, the exchange of ideas and knowledge transfer. Advances in digital processes link all three – changing spaces for a rapidly changing world.

Item Type:
Book
Date:
1 November 2014
Funders:
Recreate -European Cross-border Cooperation Programme Interreg IV A France (Channel), European Regional Development Fund
Projects or Series:
ReCreate
Schools:
School of Architecture & Design
Depositing User:
Mr Peter Waters
Date Deposited:
21 Jan 2015 12:47
Last Modified:
21 Jan 2015 12:47
URI:
https://research.uca.ac.uk/id/eprint/2490

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