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ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN METHOD OBSERVED IN SCENE PAINTINGS BY KARL FRIEDRICH SCHINKEL

2013; Architectural Institute of Japan; Volume: 78; Issue: 692 Linguagem: Inglês

10.3130/aija.78.2233

1881-8161

Sota MIYAKAWA, Toshimasa SUGIMOTO,

Architecture and Computational Design

In this paper Karl Friedrich Schinkel's three scene paintings for the opera “Magic Flute” were reconstructed into the three dimensional spatial composition and represented into three dimensional computer graphics. Through this analysis process, Schinkel's architectural design methods were made clear in detail, which were summarized into four characteristic features, namely, the geometrical tendency, the free invention referring to historical motifs, the axis composition integrating various components and the dramatic effects depending on the perspective method.