Reading Response – Page 7 – Media and Architecture 2012

Space Voy[ag]uers

February 28, 2012 shannon Reading Response

Film and cinema theory have long brought up the idea of the audience as “voyeur”, with an emphasis on the audience’s illusion of participation in

To "Site-See" One Must Activate (Week 6 Reading Response)

February 28, 2012 shannon Reading Response

The conception of a visual language that moves from a visual space into a kinetic space seems tenuous at best, and though Giuliana makes these

:: space patrons maintaining scenery [wk6 response] ::

February 27, 2012 shannon Reading Response

I am sure that my reading of this week’s texts has been wildly misinterpreted, but while absorbing lessons of cinema and architecture throughout these selected

Polite Resistance and the Dimensions of Narrative – Week Six Response

February 27, 2012 shannon Reading Response

Bernard Tschumi – Screenplays. 1976 – Resistance gives way to re-sequencing, which in turn allows for infinite event. The best architectures, at least in relation to human

Reading Response Week 6- Cinematic Spaces

February 26, 2012 shannon Reading Response

In “Site-seeing: Architecture and the Moving Image”, Giuliana Bruno describes how the introduction of cinema brought a new spatio-visuality (Pg. 2) She explains how the new

Reading Response Week 6: Cinema and Architecture

February 25, 2012 shannon Reading Response

In describing the cinematic nature of architecture, the architecture and design of cinemas, and buildings and city spaces as filmic devices or subjects, the authors

Fears and History

February 22, 2012 shannon Reading Response

What is fascinating about Lynn’s analysis of the American television entering homes, perhaps, is how much of an invading force the television plays upon the

"Make Room for TV"

February 20, 2012 shannon Reading Response, Uncategorized

Lynn Spigel’s book, “Make Room for TV” is a cultural history of American television in the recent years following World War II (Spigel 1). Television

Social Proximities – Week 5 Response

February 20, 2012 shannon Reading Response

Above: The Hearth defines proximal relations, both socially, and in plan, at the Robie House. There is a level of control implicit in any object

Reading Response Week 4: Sentient People

February 17, 2012 shannon Reading Response

In ‘Toward the Sentient City’, Mark Shepard explains how mobile phones and personal computing devices such as iphones have become more important than architecture in