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Ecocritical Interpretation of Natural and Virtual Elements in the Residential Environment. Nature in Dwelling Spaces and its Simulacra

Aleksandra Śliwa

Aleksandra Śliwa

Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, The Silesian University of Technology, AkademickaGliwice, Poland
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31 déc. 2023
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Publié en ligne: 31 déc. 2023
Pages: 59 - 67
Reçu: 09 déc. 2022
Accepté: 15 déc. 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/acee-2023-0050
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© 2023 Aleksandra Śliwa, published by Sciendo
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Figure 1.

A diagram illustrating the process of transforming virtual representations of physical reality into virtual realities. Authors’ study
A diagram illustrating the process of transforming virtual representations of physical reality into virtual realities. Authors’ study

Figure 2.

Spectrum of natural and cultural space. Authors’ study
Spectrum of natural and cultural space. Authors’ study

Figure 3.

Residential floor plan of the dormitory project for the University of California, Santa Barbara: A – a sixty-four-person house, B – an eight-person apartment, C – a private single room, D – (light grey infill) rooms within apartments with the possibility of inserting windows, E – (dark grey filling) rooms in apartments with no windows. Scheme prepared by the author from materials available from the University of California
Residential floor plan of the dormitory project for the University of California, Santa Barbara: A – a sixty-four-person house, B – an eight-person apartment, C – a private single room, D – (light grey infill) rooms within apartments with the possibility of inserting windows, E – (dark grey filling) rooms in apartments with no windows. Scheme prepared by the author from materials available from the University of California

Figure 4.

Residential housing typology including the building with non-lighted units (D). A – quarter buildings, B – tower buildings, C – block buildings, D – solid block building. Author's scheme based on [33]
Residential housing typology including the building with non-lighted units (D). A – quarter buildings, B – tower buildings, C – block buildings, D – solid block building. Author's scheme based on [33]
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Architecture et design, Architecture, Architectes, bâtiments
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