A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole
A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens is a bachelor thesis in Landscape architecture at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Alnarp. The intent is to do a spatial analysis of Italian renaissance gardens and their underlying structures to see if this can provide guidan...
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SLU/Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management (from 130101)
2015
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| author | Göller, Camilla |
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| description | A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens is a bachelor thesis in Landscape architecture at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Alnarp. The intent is to do a spatial analysis of Italian renaissance gardens and their underlying structures to see if this can provide guidance in creating interesting garden design.
The hypothesis is that underlying structures of Italian renaissance gardens can shape the experience in predictable ways. To investigate the hypothesis, two research questions are posed: What can be learned by studying underlying
structures of Italian renaissance gardens in terms of guidance in creating interesting garden designs, and what, if any, underlying structures of Italian renaissance gardens evoke specific emotions. This is an exploratory field study drawing on personal experiences of three gardens: Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole. Central concepts studied are static and dynamic space, openness and closeness, divisions and links, direction and geometry, scale and proportion. In this
paper, support for the hypothesis is found as each of these concepts in practice can and do evoke a whole range of specific emotions, like exhilaration, comfort et cetera. |
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| institution | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences |
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| publishDate | 2015 |
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| spelling | RepoSLU87122016-03-01T12:14:20Z A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole En rumslig analys av tre italienska renässansträdgårdar : en fältstudie om Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante och Villa Medici i Fiesole Göller, Camilla Villa Gamberaia Villa Lante Villa Medici Fiesole Italian renaissance garden garden design landscape architecture design process spatiality underlying structures A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens is a bachelor thesis in Landscape architecture at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Alnarp. The intent is to do a spatial analysis of Italian renaissance gardens and their underlying structures to see if this can provide guidance in creating interesting garden design. The hypothesis is that underlying structures of Italian renaissance gardens can shape the experience in predictable ways. To investigate the hypothesis, two research questions are posed: What can be learned by studying underlying structures of Italian renaissance gardens in terms of guidance in creating interesting garden designs, and what, if any, underlying structures of Italian renaissance gardens evoke specific emotions. This is an exploratory field study drawing on personal experiences of three gardens: Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole. Central concepts studied are static and dynamic space, openness and closeness, divisions and links, direction and geometry, scale and proportion. In this paper, support for the hypothesis is found as each of these concepts in practice can and do evoke a whole range of specific emotions, like exhilaration, comfort et cetera. A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens är ett kandidatarbete inom landskapsarkitektur vid Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet i Alnarp. Avsikten är att studera italienska renässansträdgårdar för att se om de kan vägleda i skapandet av intressant trädgårdsdesign. Hypotesen är att underliggande strukturer i italienska renässansträdgårdar kan forma upplevelsen på förutsägbara vis. För att undersöka hypotesen ställs två frågeställningar: Vad finns det att lära genom att undersöka underliggande strukturer hos italienska trädgårdar i form av vägledning i skapandet av intressant trädgårdsdesign, och, vilka, om några, underliggande strukturer i italienska renässansträdgårdar kan väcka specifika känslor. Detta är en explorativ fältstudie som bygger på personliga erfarenheter av tre trädgårdar: Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici vid Fiesole. De centrala begrepp som studeras är statiska och dynamiska rum, öppenhet och slutenhet, avgränsningar och kopplingar, riktning och geometri, skala och proportioner. I det här arbetet har stöd för hypotesen hittats då varje koncept i praktiken väcker en hel rad av specifika känslor såsom upprymdhet, komfort med mera. SLU/Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management (from 130101) 2015 M2 eng swe https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/8712/ |
| spellingShingle | Villa Gamberaia Villa Lante Villa Medici Fiesole Italian renaissance garden garden design landscape architecture design process spatiality underlying structures Göller, Camilla A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole |
| title | A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole |
| title_full | A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole |
| title_fullStr | A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole |
| title_full_unstemmed | A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole |
| title_short | A spatial analysis of three Italian renaissance gardens : a field study of Villa Gamberaia, Villa Lante and Villa Medici at Fiesole |
| title_sort | spatial analysis of three italian renaissance gardens : a field study of villa gamberaia, villa lante and villa medici at fiesole |
| topic | Villa Gamberaia Villa Lante Villa Medici Fiesole Italian renaissance garden garden design landscape architecture design process spatiality underlying structures |