Archive of Contextualism: Complexity & Practice

Martin Marker; Alex Hummel Lee; Sofie Højgaard; Rasmus Strange Thue Tobiasen; Morten Meldgaard; Johan Mottelson; Anne Mette Frandsen; Henrik Oxvig; Knud Aarup Kappel

Archive of Contextualism: Complexity & Practice

Martin Marker (Editor), Alex Hummel Lee (Editor), Sofie Højgaard (Editor), Rasmus Strange Thue Tobiasen (Editor), Morten Meldgaard (Editor), Johan Mottelson (Editor), Anne Mette Frandsen (Editor), Henrik Oxvig (Editor), Knud Aarup Kappel (Editor)

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Abstract

Archive of Contextualism:
In a sense, “Contextualism” is akin to sensualism. It is about loving what is and knowing how you stand in it, act in it, dance within it, or live it. It is about allowing yourself to be impacted and knowing what your own impact is.

At the BA program “Complexity & Practice,” we have been working with context and field studies for a decade. A diverse group of students and teachers has
explored and studied what context is in relation to the built or imagined
structures that we project into the existing lifeworld of this planet. We call these
studies “Comparative Contextualism.”

Original language	Multiple languages

Publisher	The Danish Architectural Press
Volume	1
Edition	1
Number of pages	132
ISBN (Print)	978-87-7407-295-9
Publication status	Published - 31 Oct 2024

Artistic research

Yes

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Archive of Contextualism: Complexity & Practice

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Archive of Contextualism: Complexity & Practice

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After the Plantation Part 1

Archive of contextualism: bidrag til udstillingen IN THE MAKING

Byens Tegning

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