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   Focusing on the mobilization of architecture in periods of social change, The Sociology of Architecture uses critical sociological frameworks to assess the distinctive force added to political projects by architects and their work.

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   Using the label ‘sociology’ represents one way to foreground the social production of architectural practice and form from the perspective of a research tradition that can make a distinctive contribution to such questions.

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   Dec 21, 2004 · This is the only publication that presents a modern interpretation of the Classical Orders. The new edition of this successful title now includes the proportions in both metric and imperial measurements to make the orders more accessible and to provide a valuable reference for designers.

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   For all those interested in the relationship between ideas and the built environment, John Onians provides a lively illustrated account of the range of meanings that Western culture has assigned to the Classical orders.

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   sociological study of architecture The sociology of architecture is defined as the scientific analysis of social behavior and social patterns in relation to space and constructed environments. The field en-compasses the study of environments ranging from the macro to the micro, from the magnitude in size of modern

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   What is a classical order in architecture?

   • The Classical orders grew in popularity during the Renaissance era when architects such as Giacomo barozzi of Vignola wrote about them and used the design. "In Architecture the word Order signifies a composition (in the same style) of a pedestal, a column, and an entablature, together with their ornamentation.

   Types of Columns and Architecture's Classical Order - ThoughtCo

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   What is an order in architecture?

   • An Order in architecture refers to a set or rules or principles for designing buildings. (An Order of Architecture is mentioned in the title, but the passage does not provide any relevant information about it.)

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   Where can I find a modern interpretation of the classical orders?

   • Pub. Location London This is the only publication that presents a modern interpretation of the Classical Orders. The new edition of this successful title now includes the proportions in both metric and imperial measurements to make the orders more accessible and to provide a valuable reference for designers.

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   What is the sociology of architecture?

   • A central contention of The Sociology of Architecture is that the application of a critical ‘sociological imagination’ (Wright-Mills 1959) to architects and their work is one way in which the tensions associated with the political mobilization of culture can be revealed.

   Introduction - The Sociology of Architecture

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   Why do architects use the term'sociology'?

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   How is architecture used and conceptualized?

   • Works of architecture are used and conceptualized by a wide range of citizens, who not only organize their spatial practices in response to them (Hillier 1996) but who also come to understand buildings as symbols of wider social order (Scruton 1977).

   The Sociology of Architecture: Constructing Identities on JSTOR

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   This chapter considers the question of whether or not architecture can be counted as an art or a science. Such an issue arose from a growing trend of skepticism for Renaissance theories of beauty.