the representation of time.

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2009
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Abstract
The contemporary complexity has changed and conditioned the spatiality. The concept of space is more and more articulated and complex, it is attached to the concept of Time. It is necessary to research constitutives and structural elements of the contemporary Space-Time. The Contemporary needs plan of Time. In the Contemporary “the depth of Time” succeed to the “depth of Space”, and the Project became project of time in different scales, with different shaps, in different ways. In architecture and urbanistic composition everything depends on the measure of time against space. Perhaps, after music, the most perfect metrical expression of time, no other expressive activity requires as specifically characteristic a use of Time, as compositional material, as does the architecture and town-planning scheme.
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Authors ;Elena Olivo
Journal biochemical systematics and ecology
Year 2009
DOI
10.6092/issn.1828-5961/1678
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http://disegnarecon.unibo.it/article/view/1678
Keywords
architecturearchitectural drawing and design

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