The architecture of the home

Preface INTRODUCTION he Architectural Qualities of the Home The Architecture of the Home Measurable and Non--Measurable Purpose Definitions CONDUCTING ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH Qualitative Research Methods Four Case Study Apartments Scientific Interpretation Interviews IDENTIFYING FIELDS OF ATTRIBUTES Materials and Detailing Appropriation and Care Axiality Axial Composition Enclosure Historical Changes Open and Closed Space Movement Room Function and Movement Spatial Figure History Design Systems Daylight The Historical Development of Daylight in the Home Attributes of Daylight in the Home Organisation of Spaces Establishing Territory CASE STUDIES Case Study Lindholmen Materials and Detailing Axiality Enclosure Movement Spatial Figure Daylight Organisation of Spaces Case Study Stumholmen Materials and Detailing Axiality Enclosure Movement Spatial Figure Daylight Organisation of Spaces Case Study Hestra Materials and Detailing Axiality Enclosure Movement Spatial Figure Daylight Organisation of Spaces Case Study Norrkoping Materials and Detailing Axiality Enclosure Movement Spatial Figure Daylight Organisation of Spaces FIELDS OF ATTRIBUTES: A MORE DETAILED CHARACTERISATION Materials and Detailing Axiality Enclosure Movement Spatial Figure Daylight Organisation of Spaces RESULTS A Sense of Reality Notes Bibliography