The City Crater

Title

The City Crater

 Author

Kecui, J.I.

Contributor

Geerts, F. (mentor)
De Haas, M. (mentor)
Jennen, P. (mentor)
Alkan, A. (mentor)

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

 Department

Public Buildings

 Date

2016-06-24

 Abstract

This thesis constructs a theory of urban intervention based on banality, functionality and perception. It provides an example of The Hague Central Station, by placing a fresh, sharp, and plain volume in the existing, complicated, heterogeneous field, therefore forming an illogical, anti-functional demarcation and differentiation of the territory, which brings a new configuration to the urban condition.

 Subject

configuration
urban intervention
banality
functionality
perception
The Hague
Central Station
heterogeneity
demarcation
territory

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 Document type

master thesis

 Rights

(c) 2016 J.I. Kecui
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