The differences and similarities between the Renaissance artist; Michelangelo and the Baroque artist; Bernini

This thesis conducts a comparative analysis of Michelangelo and Bernini's sculptures, urban planning works, and architectural works. Contrasts emerge in their interpretations: Michelangelo's David embodies Renaissance ideals of perfection, while Bernini’s David exudes baroque dynamism. Both artists drew inspiration from Greek sculptures;...

Brutalist Institutions in transition

Embarking on a thesis exploring the transition of Brutalist university institutions in the Netherlands is a compelling endeavor driven by the intersection of architectural evolution, academic environments, and societal transformations. Brutalism, with its robust aesthetics and functionalist principles, has left an indelible mark on university...

Missing Voices in the Theoretical Discourse About 20th Century Architecture: How did 20th century women architects describe and analyse the challenges faced by marginalized groups within the urban built environment? Which valuable insights can their perspectives, as members of one of the marginalized groups, offer regarding the experiences of these communities?

Diversity is a fundamental aspect of a rich urban environment while built spaces have substantial impact on human health and comfort. Therefore, meeting the diverse needs of all urban inhabitants is crucial for the endeavour to create a suitable urban environment. Increasing inclusivity in urban spaces requires the incorporation of a multitude...