Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989)
During the mid-20th century, Walter Andrew Netsch, an American architect, introduced a groundbreaking conceptual method called the Theory of Fields. This approach focused on networks and the manipulation of geometric frames. One of his several undertakings included the construction of the University...
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| description | During the mid-20th century, Walter Andrew Netsch, an American architect, introduced a groundbreaking conceptual method called the Theory of Fields. This approach focused on networks and the manipulation of geometric frames. One of his several undertakings included the construction of the University of Blida in Algeria during the early 1980s.
This article is focused mainly on a geometric analysis of the main sections of the building's structure. Its objective is to identify the numerous mathematical relationships, geometric transformations, and other components that regulate the project in its entirety. Therefore, it appears that the University of Blida includes several concepts outlined in the architect's innovative approach to architectural composition, which incorporates components of traditional architecture.
Advanced geometric practice has shaped a mathematical structure that serves as the university's compass. The latter is derived from a scholarly collection of square combinations that use ratios of 1/2 and 1/5 and a geometrical framework based on the series of Fibonacci numbers.
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| spelling | doaj-art-30a73dc4d5f84e569638fb99163dd0482025-08-20T03:05:14ZengIEREK PressEnvironmental Science and Sustainable Development2357-08492357-08572024-12-019410.21625/essd.v9i4.1125Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989)Youcef Chennaoui0Imen AKEBLERSANE1Full Professor, Director research. EPAU : Ecole Polytechnique d’architecture et d’urbanisme, Laboratoire de recherches LVAP: Ville- Architecture et Patrimoine, Algiers, Algeria.Architect, Master of Research in Architecture: Ecole Polytechnique d’architecture et d’urbanisme, Algiers, AlgeriaDuring the mid-20th century, Walter Andrew Netsch, an American architect, introduced a groundbreaking conceptual method called the Theory of Fields. This approach focused on networks and the manipulation of geometric frames. One of his several undertakings included the construction of the University of Blida in Algeria during the early 1980s. This article is focused mainly on a geometric analysis of the main sections of the building's structure. Its objective is to identify the numerous mathematical relationships, geometric transformations, and other components that regulate the project in its entirety. Therefore, it appears that the University of Blida includes several concepts outlined in the architect's innovative approach to architectural composition, which incorporates components of traditional architecture. Advanced geometric practice has shaped a mathematical structure that serves as the university's compass. The latter is derived from a scholarly collection of square combinations that use ratios of 1/2 and 1/5 and a geometrical framework based on the series of Fibonacci numbers. https://press.ierek.com/index.php/ESSD/article/view/1125Architectural ApproachField theoryMathematic nexus architectureArchitectural and Aesthetics FeaturesCasbah of Algiers Architecture |
| spellingShingle | Youcef Chennaoui Imen AKEBLERSANE Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989) Environmental Science and Sustainable Development Architectural Approach Field theory Mathematic nexus architecture Architectural and Aesthetics Features Casbah of Algiers Architecture |
| title | Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989) |
| title_full | Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989) |
| title_fullStr | Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989) |
| title_short | Identifying Architectural Affiliation Forms of the Campus University of Blida 1,"Saâd Dahleb", (Arch. Walter Netsch; 1981–1989) |
| title_sort | identifying architectural affiliation forms of the campus university of blida 1 saad dahleb arch walter netsch 1981 1989 |
| topic | Architectural Approach Field theory Mathematic nexus architecture Architectural and Aesthetics Features Casbah of Algiers Architecture |
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