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In Search Of The Missing Place

Thierry, Solène LU (2019) AAHM10 20191
Department of Architecture and Built Environment
Abstract
My research thesis is a search for a place to be, a place that would make the city an easier place to live and experience, when we are either constantly surrounded by a tumultuous public or isolated at home.

My search has led me to define a place that could provide simultaneously Space and Time to bridge what is missing in both the public and the private.
What is there left, not linked to commerce, not activity related, with no ownership and no disturbance?

This place that this thesis project looked for should provide a familiar feeling of home and safety, when you need a break or rest, and should compare to the basic need of human interaction with one of a shelter.
It has been a journey to research and try to create something that... (More)
My research thesis is a search for a place to be, a place that would make the city an easier place to live and experience, when we are either constantly surrounded by a tumultuous public or isolated at home.

My search has led me to define a place that could provide simultaneously Space and Time to bridge what is missing in both the public and the private.
What is there left, not linked to commerce, not activity related, with no ownership and no disturbance?

This place that this thesis project looked for should provide a familiar feeling of home and safety, when you need a break or rest, and should compare to the basic need of human interaction with one of a shelter.
It has been a journey to research and try to create something that can be somewhere and everywhere, a place that one need not to look for but can stumble on at every corner.
A place that acts as a welcoming sign.

A search for the in-between place, an oasis in the city. (Less)
Popular Abstract
The following project explores the theme of urban loneliness using an artistic approach.
The initial brief enquired to research how to activate the leftover public space, hoping to create a [new?] topology that people can refer to when they want to be in the city with no ultimate goal or activity.
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author
Thierry, Solène LU
supervisor
organization
alternative title
An Urban Story
course
AAHM10 20191
year
type
H2 - Master's Degree (Two Years)
subject
keywords
Urban, solitude, loneliness, porch, social architecture, city, public space, leftover space, new typology, public booth, privacy, urban loneliness
language
English
id
8995058
date added to LUP
2019-09-16 12:56:25
date last changed
2019-09-16 12:56:25
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  abstract     = {{My research thesis is a search for a place to be, a place that would make the city an easier place to live and experience, when we are either constantly surrounded by a tumultuous public or isolated at home.

My search has led me to define a place that could provide simultaneously Space and Time to bridge what is missing in both the public and the private.
What is there left, not linked to commerce, not activity related, with no ownership and no disturbance?

This place that this thesis project looked for should provide a familiar feeling of home and safety, when you need a break or rest, and should compare to the basic need of human interaction with one of a shelter.
It has been a journey to research and try to create something that can be somewhere and everywhere, a place that one need not to look for but can stumble on at every corner.
A place that acts as a welcoming sign. 

A search for the in-between place, an oasis in the city.}},
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  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{In Search Of The Missing Place}},
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