Abstract
In the first part of this research there is a thorough introduction of how Oscar Hansen, one of the recent prominent architect, whose composition towards free form is in continuation with that of Le Corbusier, ‘Towards the new architecture’. He answers beautifully the growing needs of 21st century world inhabitants. Now for Oscar Hansen the global world is one and to come up for an answer to this he travelled far and wide like how Le Corbusier did almost a century ago. His multidimensional approach towards architecture makes him universal; he opens all the physical and psychological boundaries and its barriers; and in a linear fashion takes all the architects and other professionals together towards the focused march of global accomplishment. The second part of research focuses on towards the revitalization of the project at the Slowacki estate, JuliuszSlowacki housing estate and Lublin Housing Cooperative, 1961. Here, the students are supposed to come up with the solution to revitalise the beautiful open form building housing complex.
Highlights
Introduction retrospective exhibition "Towards the OpenForm" ("Ku formieotwartej") developed this Open Form theory
Together with SveinHatløy and Zofia Hansen, he developed the concept of urban development of cities of the future "The Continuous Linear System (LCD)" and "Continuous Form"
Hansen explanation of this idea in the book Towards Open Form was, organizing space on the basis of the Open Form that it is derived from the principle whereby events in motion are seen in relation to their environment
Summary
Hansen explanation of this idea in the book Towards Open Form was, organizing space on the basis of the Open Form that it is derived from the principle whereby events in motion are seen in relation to their environment. Comparative analysis of the elevations comparative analysis, of the new town and the old, in the figure 13 Hansen’s design above of non-monotonous elevation detail has been shown where he creates a harmonised play in balcony design. It is important to achieve sustainable development based on a balanced and harmonious relationship between social needs, economic activity and the environment; Noting that the landscape has an important public interest role in the cultural, ecological, environmental and social fields and that it constitutes a resource favourable to economic activity and whose protection, management and planning can contribute to job creation; Aware that the landscape contributes to the formation of local cultures and that it is a basic component of the European natural and cultural heritage, contributing to human well-being and consolidation of the European identity (European Landscape Convention Florence, 20.X.2000). The non-continuous and unparallel placement of the balconies enhances Hansen’s concept of decentralization further more three dimensionally
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