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Picturesque=‘Like a painting’Aimed at the ‘picture’PerceptionWell being2The notion 'Picturesque'The idea of the picturesque in urban design is the idea of looking at the environment as a'picture' or a collection of 'pictures'. Analysis is aimed at discovering and categorizingthese 'pictures' and design is aimed at making 'pictures': spatial compositions ofbuildings and objects. This means this activity is aimed at the perception of theenvironment. The idea being that a pleasant composition can evoke a feeling of wellbeing and thus contribute to a good environment.2
Sequentional analysisSequence =A series of images expressing a thoughtor feelingspace-time experiencecinematographic view3Sequentional analysisIn the visual arts, architecture and urban design a sequence is a series of imagesexpressing a thought or feeling.space-time experienceIn architecture and urban design the idea behind sequences is that the represent acertain space-time experience. This space-time experience is an unavoidable part ofany architecture and urban design. As the size and scale of design increases it playsa more important role. On e could say that a very large building complex or city canonly be experienced as a sequencecinematographic viewCharacteristic for the idea of sequences is the cinematographic view. The environment isinterpreted as a dynamic succession of scenes. Together they constitute a story.In essence sequences are about manipulating experiences and feelings. The mostextreme form of this are theme park rides that manipulate visual impressions butabove all impressions of the human system of equilibrium. This leads to what inpsychological terns is called a 'Kinesthetic experience' (the word is a combination of'kinetic' and 'esthetic').3
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