Spaces, poetics and voids:
The East Railway Line in London is a fascinating subject of study. It is rich in history and forms a surreal and fragmented physical presence between the City and the East End. A literary analysis of the chaotically ordered composition of this part of the metropolis involves spaces, places, voids an...
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Zusammenfassung: | The East Railway Line in London is a fascinating subject of study. It is rich in history and forms a surreal and fragmented physical presence between the City and the East End. A literary analysis of the chaotically ordered composition of this part of the metropolis involves spaces, places, voids and objects within the realm of this place of experience and imagination, with its visible elements and its ethereal body of histories and myths. The process of naming spaces and elements becomes a new way of making them exist in reality, a way of translating the complex and chaotic body of the city into some rough material capable of being rearranged and sequenced in a story or on a map: words, pauses, punctuation, rhythms. As in a text, what is not written remains the place of the active reading imagination, and similarly this applies to empty city areas, voids, unnamable places where a consistently different interpretation of the metropolis is created by the active (living) reader |
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adam_text | SLUB
SPACES, POETICS
AND
VOIDS
CONTENTS
006 INTRODUCTION
MODI OPERANDI 01
STEFANO MILANI, MARC SCHOONDERBEEK
012 LONDON
SIMONE PIZZAGALLI
LONDON, 3 SEPTEMBER 1666
REPRESENTATIONS
EAST LONDON RAILWAY LINE
STRUCTURE OF A READING
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN IN THE PROXIMITY OF THE EAST LONDON LINE
SHOREDITCH
WHITECHAPEL
SHADWELL
WAPPING
ROTHERHITHE
CANADA WATER
SURREY QUAYS
TEXTUAL DESCRIPTION
044 SPACES, POETICS AND VOIDS
SIMONE PIZZAGALLI
VOID
AS A TECHNIQUE
FRAMING
NARRATIVES
064 THE CITY - A PRISON
PREMISE
SEQUENCE ONE: THE CITY
SEQUENCE TWO: A PRISON
VOIDS
SEQUENCES
PLACES
ERASURES
BORDERS
REPETITION
RHYTHMS
CORRESPONDENCE
SILENCE
REPRESENTATIONS
TRACES
COMPOSITION 1:
SEQUENCED
FORMS
COMPOSITION 2: FORM OF A
SEQUENCE
COMPOSITION 3:
NOTATION
COMPOSITION 4: STRUCTURES AND
SPACES
NARRATIONS
SPACES, POETICS
AND
VOIDS
CONTENTS
100 THE LONDON PRISON
SIMONE PIZZAGALLI
PREMISE
MASTERPLAN AND VIEW
PLANS -9 M +60 M
LEGEND, PLANS AND SECTIONS
SCHEMES
PLANS +27 M, +9 M
SECTIONS AND ISOMETRIC +24 M
THE MODEL
MAKING THE MODEL [08-08-08 TILL 08-11 -08]
SECTIONAL MODEL OF THE BUILDING, NEGATIVE
SECTIONAL MODEL OF THE BUILDING, POSITIVE
SECTIONAL MODEL DETAILS
DETAIL MODELS
ENTRANCE HALLWAY
ACCESS TO THE MAIN VISITORS AREA
PATH RUNNING BETWEEN TWO STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY ROOM
OPEN AIR AUDITORIUM
CELL INTERIOR
134 BEYOND THE HOUSE OF LANGUAGE
NICOLO PRIVILEGGIO
LANGUAGE
AS CONSTRUCTION: A PRISON IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
TWO PARALLEL TEXTS
NARRATIVE
SHIFTS
146 GHOSTS IN THE CELL: THEMATIC SPECULATIONS
ON ARCHITECTURE, THE CITY AND THE BODY.
MARC SCHOONDERBEEK
CITY: SURFACE AND OTHERNESS
POETICS:
CHAOS OR DIFFERENTIATED DETACHMENT
PRISON: SUBORDINATION THROUGH ARCHITECTURE
BODY: FOLDED SILHOUETTE OR DIVIDED SHADOW
156 BIBLIOGRAPHY
160 COLOPHON
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