Anthropomorphic effects in architectural buildings built after 1990
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Abstract (EN)
Anthropomorphism consists of the word Anthropo (Human) and Morphism (Shape), and refers to the human characteristics and attributes attributed to inanimate beings such as paintings, cars and buildings. In the discipline of architecture, the concept of anthropomorphism in the creative process is perceived in a wide range and is addressed in many ways at different points of the design stages. From this point of view, the aim of the study is to examine and classify the reflections, dynamism and transformations of anthropomorphism in architecture which takes the idea of design from human and human essence. In the field of architecture, it is aimed to examine the effects of anthropomorphism on the design
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Ebru Pekdaş
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Ebru Pekdaş (Master Thesis). Anthropomorphic effects in architectural buildings built after 1990, 2019, Çukurova University.
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