Traces

by Allen Sayegh

Part of Design and technology report series -- 2010.

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"This publication documents the results of the research-based, advanced studio TRACES taught in the Spring of 2010 at Harvard University's Graduate School of Design ... the virtual and physical experiments established a language of design that was then tested in the context of a new Genocide Museum for Yerevan, the capital of Armenia."--preface

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How does the book balance the heavy emotional weight of historical genocide with the clinical, forward-looking nature of architectural and spatial design?
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In what ways can physical spaces and architecture act as active participants in preserving memory rather than passive containers for artifacts?
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How does the studio's methodology reflect the challenge of designing for a tragedy that happened in the past while speaking to future generations?

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