marc treib 6 axiomas do modernismo

Treib's Six Axioms of Modernist Landscape Architecture
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Compared with the polemical outpourings of the architects, Modernism in landscape architecture was an altogether more tentative affair. Nevertheless, Marc Treib (1993: 36-67), who has conducted an extensive investigation of the movement in America, is prepared to identify an "imperfect, ill-formed and implicit manifesto". This manifesto has six axioms which can be summarised as follows:
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A denial of historical styles. Instead landscape expression derives from a rational approach to the conditions created by industrial society, the site and the programme.
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A concern for space rather than pattern, deriving a model from contemporary architecture.
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Landscapes are for people. Although addressed to a variety of purposes, landscape design ultimately concerns making outdoor places for human use.
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The destruction of the axis. The modern landscape, perhaps influenced by cubist space, is multifaceted and omnidirectional.
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Plants are used for their individual qualities as botanical entities and sculpture.
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Integration of house and garden, not "house-and-then-a-garden
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em breve algumas imagens ilustradroras destes axiomas enunciados por Marc Treib ( ver post :http://nucleoap.blogspot.com/2009/04/leituras-que-marcam-marc-treib.html

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