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Spatial Stories

Author
Xu, Jiaxun
Abstract
The early attempt to unidirectionally showcase the spatial story behind each idea through a linear and sequential narrative has failed to show the totality and mutual connections among all. However, by arranging all the components from various mediums within a more discrete narrative, or say, a montage, spatially separated but consciously connected, those fragments have begun to narrate a more comprehensive and somehow more coherent story. How could this comparison and their interconnections promote the rethinking of deconstruction and reconstruction of a context, a story, and lives? How to transcribe without transcription? How to interpret without interpreting? Let the story narrate itself.
Description
96 pages
Date Issued
2021-12Subject
Architecture; Interpretation; Narrative; Space; Story; Transcription
Committee Chair
DuFour, Tao
Committee Member
Lasansky, D.
Degree Discipline
Architecture
Degree Name
M.S., Architecture
Degree Level
Master of Science
Rights
Attribution 4.0 International
Rights URI
Type
dissertation or thesis
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