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Abstract
Overall, the house plays with a series of vertical and horizontal planes, creating various levels and privacies, and reflecting on the image of the island and the city, both representative of the temporality and permanence of public and private spaces.
Title
A House in Berlin
Author
Pana, Lavinia
Course
Design III
Academic Year
1992–93
Semester
Spring
Faculty
Agrest, Diana
Candido, Anthony
Henderson, Richard
Woods, Lebbeus
Problem Type
N/A
Program Types
House; Library
Architectural Elements
wall; plane; bridge; spiral stairs
Site
Berlin, Germany
Photographer
Pro-Lab
Subjects
Memory
Public spaces
Privacy
temporality
Faculty Text
NA
Rights
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