城市肌理与内部秩序的共存——阿尔伯特·坎波·巴埃萨的达拉哥公共学校设计分析

本文以西班牙建筑师阿尔伯特·坎波·巴埃萨设计的达拉哥公共学校（DragoPublicSch001）为分析对象,通过一系列图解分析。从城市、立面、门厅、格网四个方面再现该建筑尊重城市肌理与强调内部秩序共存的设计策略。     

A Deeper Structural Theory

The architectural critic and author Nina Rappaport celebrates a new structural synthesis that takes a holistic approach to tectonics, uniting the bones or structure of a building with its skin. She calls for a new structurally based theory that effectively fuses culture and technology, embracing ‘deep decoration’ and ‘subtle innovation’ and reviving a design tradition that can be traced back to AWN Pugin and John Ruskin. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Figures in the Sand

Coastal regions have become a magnet for recent development and globalisation, most conspicuously with the artificial islands off Dubai. This is a trend that has been offset by natural disasters, such as the tsunami and Hurricane Katrina. Christopher Hight and Michael Robinson describe how the Last Resort design studio at Rice School of Architecture has made its research focus Galveston Island, a nexus of natural, cultural and economic forces. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Excessive Resolution: From Digital Streamlining to Computational Complexity

Is the term ‘ornament’ set to become redundant in architecture? With the sinuous lines produced by CNC milling machines giving way to the ever more weirdly figural products of algorithmically controlled 3D printing, decoration is increasingly an integral part of form, rather than supplementary to it. Mario Carpo – Reyner Banham Professor of Architectural Theory and History at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London – investigates this voxellisation, and how it drives architecture beyond human comprehension.     

GECO™: Architectural Design Through Environmental Feedback

In recent years there has been a disconnect between the early stages of design and the power of evolving analysis tools. Thomas Grabner and Ursula Frick , the founding directors of design research and development consultancy [uto], explain how their plug-in GECO™ creates essential connections between modelling and analysis software, providing the opportunity to restructure conceptual design.     

The Young Sensualists

Pino Scaglione perceives a new sensuality at play in Italy. He takes us on a tour that takes in the elegant and sober forms of +Arch's new headquarters for Dolce & Gabbana in Milan and the highly original new soccer stadium in Siena by Iotti + Pavarani. Heading south he highlights some remarkable new architecture in Naples, Sardinia and Sicily injected with a rare poetic sensibility. Copyright © 2007 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Investigating Culture Through the Senses

Preserved for many centuries by volcanic rubble, the Roman sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, in Southern Italy, most effectively evoke how the ancients lived. Valentina Croci reveals how MAV, the world's first virtual archaeology museum in Herculaneum, now enriches the visitor's experience and understanding of archaeological culture. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Stalker/ON

How might we ‘reboot’ architecture and ‘regain the critical’? American architectural critic and professor Peter Lang finds in Stalker's interactive field study of a Romany community around Rome a trigger for a re-energised way of thinking that questions how we might effectively live communally and economically. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Growth Typologies,Localities and Defamiliarisation: Experiments with Artificial Urbanism in Sichuan,Guangzhou and Beijing

For the last 8 years, the Media × Design Lab at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) has been engaged on research into ‘Artificial Urbanism’. Jeffrey Huang , Director of the lab, describes how generative computer codes and algorithms are employed in pursuit of an accelerated design process; with the aim of not only meeting the demands of rapid urbanisation, but also being responsive to the ecological and contextual conditions of a particular locality.