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Proximities | 6 | |
Matrix key | 14 | |
The partition of space | 15 | |
The dialectics of outside and inside | 22 | |
The sterility of perfection + the rule breaker's success | 26 | |
Chromophobia | 31 | |
Structures of atmosphere | 37 | |
A Christian house | 43 | |
Thick edge : architectural boundaries and spatial flows | 49 | |
A wall of books : the gender of natural colors in modern architecture | 56 | |
A house for Josephine Baker | 64 | |
Bodies and mirrors | 68 | |
Movement and myth : the Schroder House and transformable living | 75 | |
Spatial stories | 78 | |
Suitability, simplicity and proportion | 82 | |
On the means by which repose is attainable in decoration | 86 | |
Volatile architectures | 89 | |
Thing-shapes | 96 | |
The dining room | 101 | |
Men's room | 103 | |
'Decorators may be compared to doctors' | 110 | |
Berggasse 19 : inside Freud's office | 117 | |
Toward a feminist poetics : infection in the sentence | 121 | |
Woman's domestic body | 126 | |
Notes on digital nesting : a poetics of evolutionary form | 133 | |
Faith and virtuality : a brief history of virtual reality | 138 | |
Thinking of Gadamer's floor | 144 | |
Buildings and their genotypes | 148 | |
Household furniture and interior decoration | 153 | |
From Wiener Kunst im Hause to the Wiener Werkstatte | 156 | |
Wherever I lay my girlfriend, that's my home | 162 | |
Interiors : nineteenth-century essays on the 'masculine' and the 'feminine' room | 168 | |
Tables, chairs, and other machines for thinking | 173 | |
On the loss of (dark) inside space | 180 | |
Social, spatial and temporal factors | 184 | |
Wiener Wohnkultur : interior design in Vienna, 1910-1930 | 187 | |
(Re)presenting shopping centres and bodies : questions of pregnancy | 194 | |
The tyranny of taste | 200 | |
Streamlining : the aesthetics of waste | 204 | |
The architecture of manners : Henry James, Edith Wharton and The Mount | 213 | |
'House beautiful' : style and consumption in the home | 221 | |
Living in glass houses | 228 | |
Dust | 233 | |
Color and method | 238 | |
Ordering the world : perceptions of architecture, space and time | 245 | |
A world of unmentionable suffering | 253 | |
The apartment | 259 | |
The kitchen as a place to be | 264 | |
Making Charleston (1916-17) | 270 | |
The clubs of St. James's : places of public patriarchy | 277 | |
Rethinking histories of the interior | 284 | |
Designing the dinner party | 292 | |
'Hi honey, I'm home' | 297 | |
Curtain wars | 303 | |
Productions of incarceration : the architecture of Daniel Paul Schreber | 309 | |
Ornament and order | 314 | |
'The things which surround one' | 323 | |
Decorating culture | 328 | |
In praise of shadows | 335 | |
Architecture and interior : a roam of one's own | 339 | |
Boredom and bedroom : the suppression of the habitual | 345 | |
Visitors | 348 | |
The chic interior and the feminine modern | 351 | |
Inside fear : secret places and hidden spaces in dwellings | 356 | |
The pleasure of architecture | 360 | |
Domestic doyennes : purveyors of atmospheres spoken and visual | 368 | |
The lair of the bachelor | 375 | |
Ultrasuede | 380 | |
The historical tradition | 387 | |
Home : territory and identity | 391 | |
The material value of color : the estate agent's tale | 397 |
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Add Interior Design Theory Reader, Walter Benjamin observed in his writings on the interior that 'to live means to leave traces.' This interior design theory reader focuses on just how such traces might manifest themselves. In order to explore interior design's links to other disciplines, , Interior Design Theory Reader to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Interior Design Theory Reader, Walter Benjamin observed in his writings on the interior that 'to live means to leave traces.' This interior design theory reader focuses on just how such traces might manifest themselves. In order to explore interior design's links to other disciplines, , Interior Design Theory Reader to your collection on WonderClub |