January 12, 2016
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Antonella Tufano, « Dessins et design : représenter l’espace mental de l’architecture : les dessins déconstructivistes de Daniel Libeskind : Micromegas », Livraisons d’histoire de l’architecture, ID : 10.4000/lha.553
At the turn of the 70's – 80's, the architectural drawing transformed under the effect of esthetical, technical, economical and political factors; those influence the conception and the construction of architecture, alongside the intellectual posture of some of them. These modifications occurred an important mutation in the way they conceived the architectural representation and also the “drawing space”. The drawings of this time are the indicators of a new mental space genesis available for design ; and design means in this way the global path towards the achievement of various projects such as objects or cities. This article will be illustrated throughout a series of drawings by Daniel Libeskind called Micromegas, as well as the writings of the architect in parallel with the lecture of both philosophical and critical essays that accompanied the birth of the deconstructivism.