Architectural Concepts and Design Philosophies - Volume I
This volume offers a clear introduction to the core principles of
contemporary architecture, blending historical, theoretical, and practical
insights. It explores how design responds to cultural, social, and
environmental challenges, providing valuable knowledge for students,
professionals, and architecture enthusiasts.
Key Highlights:
• Understand fundamental design principles such as form, function, light,
space, and materials.
• Discover how architectural ideas evolved through key movements and
influential figures.
• See how architecture reflects identity and adapts to cultural and
environmental contexts.
• Explore creative methods for generating innovative ideas through
collaboration.
• Examine the ethical responsibilities of architects, focusing on
sustainability and societal impact.
Practical Features: With interactive exercises, real-world design
techniques, and a comprehensive glossary, this volume links core
architectural principles to modern practice. It fosters a deeper
understanding of cultural and contextual factors in design, encouraging
sustainable and meaningful solutions.
Audience: Ideal for students (undergraduate and postgraduate),
architects, urban planners, and anyone interested in understanding the
philosophical foundations and practical tools behind contemporary
architectural design.
Product Specifications
Height
21.00 cm
Width
15.00 cm
ISBN
978-614-8047-13-8
Publisher
Encyclomedia
Publication Date
July 15, 2025
Number of Pages
401
pages
