Thinking, building, remember – architectural and landscape creations “in remembrance”. Case study of the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, London

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Renata Jóźwik

renata.jozwik@gmail.com

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7625-0151

Abstract

The article presents how architectural and landscape issues relate to the past, in particular the signifi cance of an authenticity of an object or place, its context, and how „expanding reality” described by Lev Manovich infl uences the architectural design. In the article references to selected sociological concepts of Manovich, Goffman, Nora, Bauman, paying attention to the dispersion of the subject matter into other fi elds of science. Based on the paradigm presented in the scenography space, a study of the restructuring of the Royal Arsenal area in Woolwich, London, which illustrates the contemporary problems of heritage protection.

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heritage protection, The Royal Arsenal in London, urban restructuring

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Jóźwik, R. (2018) “Thinking, building, remember – architectural and landscape creations ‘in remembrance’. Case study of the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, London”, Budownictwo i Architektura, 17(2), pp. 107–116. doi: 10.24358/Bud-Arch_18_172_09.