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http://hdl.handle.net/2183/14375 Evocar atmósferas. Arquitectura suiza contemporánea y su expresión visual del proyecto
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Fernández Morales, Angélica
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Boletín Académico, 2014 4:53-62. ISSN: 2173-6723
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El artículo se centra en la escena suiza contemporánea, y presenta diversos ejemplos
de cómo es expresada visualmente la esencia atmosférica en el proyecto arquitectónico.
[Resumen] El texto se estructura relacionando la atmósfera con varios aspectos: el lugar, la
escala humana, la luz y el aire. Entre los arquitectos tratados se incluyen Herzog & de
Meuron, Peter Zumthor, Christian Kerez, Gigon & Guyer, Miroslav Šik y Philippe
Rahm. Se distinguen dos modos de expresión: los de carácter abstracto y diagramático
y los que buscan la previsualización realística. En ambos casos, lo importante es
la capacidad de evocar la vivencia de la arquitectura proyectada.
[Abstract] Th e article focuses on contemporary Swiss scene, and presents several examples of how atmospheric essence is visually expressed in architectural design. Th e text structure considers the relationship between atmosphere and other variables: the place, the human scale, light and air. Among the architects covered are Herzog & de Meuron, Peter Zumthor, Christian Kerez, Gigon & Guyer, Miroslav Šik and Philippe Rahm. Two approaches can be identifi ed: an abstract and diagrammatic, and a realistic. What matters, in both cases, is the ability to evoke the experience of the designed architecture.
[Abstract] Th e article focuses on contemporary Swiss scene, and presents several examples of how atmospheric essence is visually expressed in architectural design. Th e text structure considers the relationship between atmosphere and other variables: the place, the human scale, light and air. Among the architects covered are Herzog & de Meuron, Peter Zumthor, Christian Kerez, Gigon & Guyer, Miroslav Šik and Philippe Rahm. Two approaches can be identifi ed: an abstract and diagrammatic, and a realistic. What matters, in both cases, is the ability to evoke the experience of the designed architecture.

