Systems tilt: from the atonal logic of the urban

Authors

  • Christopher Dell Hafencity University

Keywords:

Music, Architecture, Public Space, Systems

Abstract

At first glance the relation between music and architecture is that of mere difference: while architecture is immobile and concrete, music is ephemere and abstract. This fact holds true for a certain perspective: the epistemological question of music and architecture are different. But when you shift towards the performative, the ontology changes. When you ask for what architecture does, then implication with music come into play, especially the diagrammatic aspect: how to organize action in time. This also implies a new systems approach.

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Author Biography

  • Christopher Dell, Hafencity University

    Musician, Master of Arts in Human Resources and Organisational Development, visiting professor at the Master Program in Urban Design at Hafencity University, Hamburg, Germany.

References

Published

2010-07-01

How to Cite

Dell, C. (2010). Systems tilt: from the atonal logic of the urban. V!RUS Journal, 1(03). https://revistas.usp.br/virus/article/view/228838