Anestética de la desaparición. La sección como definidora del proyecto en la arquitectura de Albert Kahn
The vertiginous research developed in the Ford Company to continuously improve production processes while the Model T was the only model of the company, gave architect Albert Kahn, the rare possibility to redo several times the same industrial building. From the old Piquette Avenue to River Rouge co...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2014
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| Summary: | The vertiginous research developed in the Ford Company to continuously improve production processes while the Model T was the only model of the
company, gave architect Albert Kahn, the rare possibility to redo several times the same industrial building. From the old Piquette Avenue to River Rouge
complex, through the two Highland Park factories. Based on Gilbert Simondon’s theory of evolution of technical objects, we look for one of these evolutive
cycles within the continuous rethinking of Albert Kahn in industrial architecture. In this developmental process of Kahn’s architecture towards the technical
object, a reduction of project levels takes place. This reduction implies a disappearance of the plans and elevations. They don’t exist or pass to be a second
level document that supports the section as the only major project document |
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