Naval Archive, the subversion of order

Master thesis (2015)

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N. Marzot (mentor)
J.D. Fokkinga (mentor)
Programme
Public Building (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2015 Groenendijk, L.
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03-06-2015

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Programme

Public Building

Abstract

The graduation master of the public building studio focused this year on the topic of the biennale of Venice; ‘Palazzo Enciclopedico’, combined with the city of Istanbul. Since the beginning of my master architecture am I highly interested in the fundamental orders for the built environment. The combination with the public realm made me realize that these fundamental orders, as we perceive and use them as architects, in some assets are a subversion of the order. The theories described by the architect Bernard Tschumi and muscian John Cage helped me in developing a position within architecture that, together with the graduation assignment, resulted in the proposal of a public building on the quay of the Golden Horn in Istanbul.