THORNCROWN CHAPEL
- 최초 등록일
- 2012.04.12
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- 2009.09
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MS 파워포인트
- 가격 2,000원
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THORNCROWN CHAPEL 건축구조 관련 PPT
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Thorncrown Chapel [RECORD, March 1981], the diminutive masterpiece built in 1980 by the late AIA 1990 Gold Medalist E. Fay Jones, FAIA, shows how severe constraints can provoke greatness. Built on a miniscule budget of $180,000 in woodland beside an active highway near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, this tiny (24 feet wide, 60 feet deep, 48 feet tall) structure has beckoned legions of visitors with irresistible force.
Early in the design process, the architect determined that no trees should be cut; trusses, assembled in situ, were simply lifted into place. From the interior, the visitor is both bound within nature and set apart. While the architect mentioned the influence of the Gothic Sainte Chapelle, in Paris, the Wrightian influence on Jones’s work seems clear, with a nod to Bernard Maybeck and the Japanese tradition. Jones’s own hand produced a distinct essay in organic architecture that emphasizes clarity of structure while concurrently achieving a sense of the infinite through repetition and detail. Particularly noteworthy is the steel oculus that links high cross-braced members, substituting void for mass, light for substance.
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