Aesthetics of Participation

Aesthetics of Participation

Atmosphere, Design, and Experience at the Oslo Opera House

Hektor Payne-Frank, Jeremy

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2024

224

Dura

9781032668772

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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Oslo Opera House

A social monument

Tourists and locals

An atmospheric lens

The Nordic invitation to Participate

Immaterial Architecture

Chapter 2. Adopting an Atmospheric Lens

Atmospheric perspectives

Thinking about atmospheres

Building experience: architecture and atmosphere

Coercive atmosphere

Research atmosphere: methods and tools

Withdrawing from atmosphere: taking photography seriously

Pinholes and Fuzzy

Digital media participation

Chapter 3. Transformative Participation

The road to Bjorvika

The Fjord City

Bjorvika and beyond

Snohetta

A Nolli map

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The Art

A stone saga

Rethinking participation: Arnstein's ladder

Chapter 4. Material Participation

From the city to the roof

Marble: surfaces of the white carpet

Whiteness

Marble's social and synesthetic Character

Whiteness and a cleansing of the eye

Whiteness and blur

Designing ambiguity: the palace, whiteness, and a Norwegian sensibility to nature

Chapter 5. Movement Participation

Architecture of the Oblique

Dwelling, Tripping, Inhabiting

Life in the Norwegian Open Air

Resonance, Dissonance, and a Good-Natured Elitism

Chapter 6. Light Participation

Nordic Light, Nordic Architecture: From the Roof to the Foyer

Daylight in the OOH

Artificial Light

Transitions

From Bubbles to Foam

Chapter 7. Art Participation

First Encounter with the wall

Democratic Surfaces

Democratic surrounds: The wall as weather machine

Creative Kitchens: process as art

The wall through social media

Selfies and mirror selfies

The wall, Dissensus, and a Partitioning of the Sensible

Chapter 8 Conclusion: Exiting the house

Bibliography
Oslo Opera house;Norway Tourism;culture-led building;art;atmospheric;atmosphere;urban space;architecture