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Axis • Is the imaginary line that organizes forms and organization i in architecture. • It is line established by two points in space about which h forms and space can be arranged in a regular or irregular manner. • It is powerful , dominating regulating devices. • It implies symmetry and demands bl balance.
1. Axis is a linear condition it has length , direction.it induces movement and promotes view along its path. 2. Can be terminated at both ends by means <strong>of</strong> forms or space. 3. It can be reinforced by defining edges along its length.
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ARC101 Theory of Architecture Handl
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Definition of Architecture 1. Origi
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Elements of Architecture Volume - 3
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Elements of Architecture Volume - P
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Elements of form defining space Hor
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Elements of form defining space par
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Elements of form defining space OVE
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Elements of form defining space Roo
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Elements of form defining space Cei
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Elements of form defining space Sin
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Single vertical plane Provides litt
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Linear elements marks the corners a
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Openings in space defining elements
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PRIMARY SOLIDS •SPHERE
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•PYRAMID
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CYLINDER
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Visual effect •Pure convex form e
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Inside the sphere •There is a dra
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Derivatives of sphere - Hemisphere
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Al Dar Headquarters | MZ Architects
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•Location: Sanchi, Madhya Pradesh
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OPENINGS •Interrupt continuity of
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CUBE • Six equal square sides •
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INSIDE CUBE •Space inside cube is
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Street in Dublin Apt in las vegas
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Water Cube, also known as the Natio
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The Cube Condo Hotel , DUBAI It’s
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SECTION OF THE PYRAMID •Flat topp
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cylinder Rounded surface.In far dis
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Sections of cylinder
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Subtractive transformation Form can
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ADDITIVE TRANSFORMATION •AA form
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ADDITIVE FORM - TYPES
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1. Straight-run Stair
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2. L-Shaped Stair
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4. Circular Stair
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Double Helix Stairs
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Unit ‐44
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Unity Principle of unity is concern
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Falling Water house‐ Use of mater
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Harmony •Fitting together all par
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Harmony Harmony in Greek temple by:
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Vitality It is provided mainly by c
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VITALITY • the facade of the buil
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Toyo ito The facade of criss‐cros
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Pavilion called Leonardo Glass Cube
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UNIT ‐5
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Integration of aesthetics and funct
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ANALYSIS CAN BE DONE BY MEANS OF DI
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NOTRE DAMN DUE HAUT CHAPEL Notre da
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Bibliography Francis D. K. Ching, A
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