

Type of Document Master's Thesis Author McSorley, Charles P URN etd-12292003-203103 Title Forming A Culinary Architecture Degree Master of Architecture Department Architecture Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Paul Emmons Committee Chair Joseph Wheeler Committee Member Marco Frascari Committee Member Susan Piedmont-Palladino Committee Member Keywords
- Institution
- Alchemy
- Aphorism
- Culinary
Date of Defense 2003-12-17 Availability unrestricted Abstract Architecture seeks to find harmony between pragmatics and poetics through phenomenological relationships of tectonics, placement, and culture. The choreography of these events, both physical and metaphysical,leads to a depth in the art of place making. The act of building in acertain way or attitude is read as aphorism – the statement imbedded in the physical existence of a construction is manifest in the way which its existence is made.
We (civilization) make both out of physical need and desire,the question in art is whether our motive is purely physical or becomes spiritual. How is institution achieved? What defines
place and how is it made? Does tradition bind us to the past or is it the freedom to inform the present and beyond ?
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