Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories

In the first Venice Architecture Biennale held in 1980, The Present of the Past, the supremacy of (historicist) postmodernism was reproduced, and Charles Jencks’s voice of protest was heard claiming for the importance of distinguishing the different postmodern categories. Years later, in the Venice...

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Asıl Yazarlar: Casais Pére, Nuria, Grau Valldosera, Ferran
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Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi: Universidad de Lima. Carrera de Arquitectura 2019
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spelling ojs-article-45302020-06-30T04:36:40Z Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories Puertas, ventanas, muros y otros elementos: reflexiones sobre categorías posmodernas contemporáneas Casais Pére, Nuria Grau Valldosera, Ferran Language element fragment category postmodernism Lenguaje elemento fragmento categoría posmodernismo In the first Venice Architecture Biennale held in 1980, The Present of the Past, the supremacy of (historicist) postmodernism was reproduced, and Charles Jencks’s voice of protest was heard claiming for the importance of distinguishing the different postmodern categories. Years later, in the Venice Architecture Biennale of 2014, Fundamentals, a (retroactive) research on the architectural elements and a global reflection on the absorption of modernity were presented. Fundamentals took place at the same time as certain independent practices, which were difficult to classify according to the categories established by Jencks in his family trees. Based on the fragmented definition (half modern, half something else), new contemporary postmodern compositions are analyzed and new categories are identified. In consequence, the matter of debate is the following: Does a contemporary architecture that could be referred as postmodernism really exist? En la primera edición de la Bienal de Venecia, The Present of the Past (1980), se escenificó la supremacía del posmodermismo (historicista) y se escuchó la protesta de Jencks, que reivindicaba la importancia de diferenciar las diversas categorías posmodernas. En la Bienal de Venecia del 2014, Fundamentals, se presentó una investigación (retroactiva) sobre los elementos arquitectónicos y una reflexión a nivel global sobre la absorción de la modernidad. Fundamentals se desarrolló a la par que ciertas prácticas de carácter independiente, de difícil clasificación según las categorías establecidas por Jencks en sus árboles genealógicos. Sobre la base de la definición fragmentada (mitad moderno, mitad otra cosa)* acuñada por Jencks, se analizan nuevas composiciones posmodernas contemporáneas y se identifican nuevas categorías. En consecuencia, la cuestión por debatir es esta: ¿existe realmente una arquitectura contemporánea a la cual nos podamos referir con el término posmodernismo? Universidad de Lima. Carrera de Arquitectura 2019-11-20 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.ulima.edu.pe/index.php/Limaq/article/view/4530 10.26439/limaq2019.n005.4530 Limaq; No. 005 (2019); 105-122 Limaq; Núm. 005 (2019); 105-122 2523-630X 2410-6127 10.26439/limaq2019.n005 spa https://revistas.ulima.edu.pe/index.php/Limaq/article/view/4530/4503 Derechos de autor 2020 Limaq
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Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories
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title Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories
title_short Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories
title_full Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories
title_fullStr Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories
title_full_unstemmed Doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories
title_sort doors, windows, walls and other elements: reflections on contemporary postmodern categories
description In the first Venice Architecture Biennale held in 1980, The Present of the Past, the supremacy of (historicist) postmodernism was reproduced, and Charles Jencks’s voice of protest was heard claiming for the importance of distinguishing the different postmodern categories. Years later, in the Venice Architecture Biennale of 2014, Fundamentals, a (retroactive) research on the architectural elements and a global reflection on the absorption of modernity were presented. Fundamentals took place at the same time as certain independent practices, which were difficult to classify according to the categories established by Jencks in his family trees. Based on the fragmented definition (half modern, half something else), new contemporary postmodern compositions are analyzed and new categories are identified. In consequence, the matter of debate is the following: Does a contemporary architecture that could be referred as postmodernism really exist?
publisher Universidad de Lima. Carrera de Arquitectura
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url https://revistas.ulima.edu.pe/index.php/Limaq/article/view/4530
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